If you haven’t completed onboarding yet, start with the in-app checklist and these articles:
1. What Relixir Does
Relixir is a GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) platform that helps you:- See how AI search engines + Google see you — Execute buyer prompts across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, etc. and track rankings, mentions, citations, sentiment, and traffic.
- Find gaps and opportunities — Spot high-intent prompts/keywords where your competitors are winning and your visibility is low.
- Generate and refresh GEO-optimized content — Deep-research agents propose topics, draft blogs, and suggest refreshes tied to specific keywords or competitors.
- Publish at scale with one-click CMS deployment — Integrations with Framer, Webflow, WordPress, Contentful, or a hosted blog page let you deploy content directly from Relixir.
- Tie it to outcomes — Track traffic, visibility increase, AI citations, and (optionally) inbound leads from Relixir content. Visitor ID de-anonymizes visitors and attributes AI-driven traffic and demos back to Relixir-generated content.
2. Before You Start Recurring Usage
This guide assumes you’ve already done the initial setup. Before relying on the weekly flow, you should have:Analytics Connected
Search Console + Google Analytics (recommended) to track traffic + Visitor ID snippet if you care about lead-level attribution (recommended)
Brand Guidelines & Knowledge Base Configured
Company info (description, ICPs, differentiators), source and competitor rules (if any), brand voices / style rules (if any)
At Least 1–3 Agents Created
Agents focused on keywords or competitors you want to improve visibility for
CMS Wired
Either via direct CMS integration or a manual flow (exporting Markdown/HTML and pasting into your CMS)
3. Recurring Usage
Relixir is designed to be used at least on a weekly cadence, but more frequent usage pays off.Every Week
- Your AI search monitoring runs
- Your active Agents run
- You get email and/or in-app notifications when:
- New reports are ready
- New topics, draft blogs, and content refreshes are available
Your Job Each Week
- Check your AI Search Report — Review visibility trends and competitor performance
- Review each Agent’s suggested actions:
- New Topics / Blog Drafts
- Content Refreshes
- Deploy content through your CMS / publishing flow
- Log any new insights (see section 3.2):
- Sales call feedback
- Customer feedback (“we didn’t see you for X”)
- New competitor moves or product releases
- Use that insight to spawn custom Agent actions
- Review performance from Agents and make appropriate strategy updates
3.1. How to Think About Agents
Two ways to think about Agents:- Think of Agents as workers assigned to specific GEO goals
- Think of Agents as campaigns: you start them, let them run, then rotate based on ROI
Starting Point
For most teams, a good starting point is:- 3-4 active Agents at a time
- Each focused on a different surface, for example:
- Low-performing but high-intent keywords (your “low-hanging fruit”)
- A key competitor you’re losing deals to
- A new product or feature you just launched
- A new market/region you’re entering
Each Agent
- Runs weekly
- Proposes topics & drafts blogs (if auto-approve is false)
- Suggests refreshes for content
- Tracks performance relative to its goal over time
Agent FAQ
How many blogs should I deploy?
How many blogs should I deploy?
- Relixir works best when you’re publishing consistently
- Recommended target once ramped up: ~20 Relixir blogs deployed per week
- If your domain is new or you haven’t been publishing much, ramp up:
- Week 1: ~5 blogs
- Week 2: ~10 blogs
- Week 3: ~15 blogs
- Week 4+: ~20 blogs/week
- Scale up/down based on:
- Your plan limits
- How aggressively you want to expand AI search coverage
- Your existing content strategy’s volume / website’s domain authority
How long should I run agents?
How long should I run agents?
- Let an Agent run for 1–2 months before judging it
- Look at:
- Whether its blogs are getting impressions & traffic
- Whether its target prompts/keywords are improving in AI search
- The quality and relevance of its proposed topics
When should I adjust or replace an Agent?
When should I adjust or replace an Agent?
- If an Agent consistently proposes low-value topics, or its target metrics are flat while others improve:
- Tighten or revise its goal & guidelines
- Or replace it with an Agent focused on a fresher / higher-impact goal
- After 2–3 months of strong performance for a given goal:
- Set the Agent’s Topic Count to 0 (so it stops creating new topics)
- Keep Refreshes on, so it continues maintaining the content it already “owns”
- Spin up a new Agent for a new initiative
3.2. Using Your Domain Knowledge
Relixir is strongest when you feed it insights only you have.Good Sources of Insight
- Sales calls (“we looked up X and saw competitor Y”)
- Lost deals feedback
- Things prospects mention they couldn’t find content on
- New research, standards, or best practices in your space
- Events or launches specific to your niche
How to Use That
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Add (or refine) Brand Guidelines & Knowledge Base so Relixir knows:
- Your ICPs, differentiators, and “non-negotiable” messaging
- What sources to trust/avoid
- How you want competitors treated
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Use custom Agent actions:
- After a meaningful call or event, add a quick note to a relevant Agent and trigger new topics/blogs
Key Platform URLs
| Page | URL |
|---|---|
| Dashboard | app.relixir.ai/dashboard/main |
| Keywords | app.relixir.ai/dashboard/tracking |
| Agents | app.relixir.ai/dashboard/agents |
| CMS | app.relixir.ai/dashboard/cms |
| Knowledge Base | app.relixir.ai/dashboard/knowledge-base |
| Settings | app.relixir.ai/dashboard/settings |