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Goals

A goal is a target with a date: named by AI for a question, high on Google for a search word, or a share of AI answers. aeoo shows how far along each one is and when it’s likely to land.

1Open Goals

Open the client, then Results, and switch from Changes to Goals.

2Write the goal as a sentence

Under New goal, finish the sentence “I want to be…” with named by AI, high on Google, or talked about by AI. Then pick the question and how many assistants, the search word and first, top 3 or on page one, or the share of answers and which assistant. Last, pick the due date.

3Check What it takes

Before you save, What it takes shows about how many moves the goal needs and where your current pace would likely land it.

4Set it

Choose Set goal. For a question or a search word, Set goal and draft the first move also drafts its first move now, for a few cents; the rest come with the automations.

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Oct

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Dec

Jan

Feb

Goal · 40% share of voice

8 weekly points

31.4% now

Likely between

late Dec and late Jan

On track · a range, never a promised date

How progress is read

Named by AI

How many assistants named the client for the question, at each AI check.

High on Google

The word’s average Google position from Search Console, at each weekly refresh.

Talked about by AI

The share of AI answers that name the client, at each AI check.

What the status means

No pace yet

Not enough checks yet. A pace shows once the first moves go live.

On track, or N weeks ahead

At the current pace, the goal likely lands by its date.

Behind

At the current pace it likely misses the date. The card says how many more moves a week it needs, and Speed it up opens To do.

Reached

The latest check hit the target.

A forecast needs six checks. It’s shown as a range like early, mid- or late March, never a single day, and it’s a likely date, not a promise. Goals sit on Today too, in the agency app and the client portal. How results are read covers what each change did.