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When Koalr generates prompts it classifies each by funnel stage: how far along the buying journey the person asking it is. That is how a site’s set comes to cover the whole journey, and it is one of the fallbacks the Content Studio uses when it recommends the depth a piece needs. The stage is not shown as a column in the app; this page explains the taxonomy so you can read a prompt set with it in mind.

Discovery levels

Awareness stages

Some prompts are classified by awareness instead:

Prompt shapes

Koalr also generates prompts in different shapes so your tracking reflects how people actually phrase things: Equivalent (the core query rephrased naturally), Specification (a specific angle or qualifier), Scenario (first-person, use-case driven), Follow-up (the next question after initial research), Clarification (“what is” or “how does” educational queries) and Temporal (time-bound: “latest”, “new”, a year).

Why it matters

  • Broad prompts are crowded. Every answer names several big brands and Share of Voice is diluted for everyone. Do not judge yourself on these alone.
  • Specific prompts are winnable. A focused page that answers a use-case or attribute question directly is exactly what AI platforms lift into an answer. Start there.
  • Content depth follows stage. When the Content Studio recommends a length, it looks at the pages currently winning that prompt and, failing that, at the content type and funnel stage.
The Dashboard’s Topic Breakdown shows where in the journey you are visible and where you disappear.