One product, four ways to reach customers
RiseMore is your AI marketer. It learns your product once and uses that knowledge across SEO, GEO, Reddit, and Social. You choose what to pursue and approve what goes live.
| Agent | Start with | What you review | Where it publishes |
|---|---|---|---|
| SEO | Search demand and keyword opportunities | An article for a selected topic | Your connected website |
| GEO | Buyer questions and researched article briefs | An article for a selected brief | A supported third-party article site |
| Relevant communities and discussions | A community post or top-level comment | The selected subreddit or original thread | |
| Social | Product updates, sources, and channel topics | Posts with images in your channel's voice | Your own X or LinkedIn account |
You do not need to use every agent at once. Start with a concrete question your customer is asking or a useful update you can share.
Choose a starting point
| Your situation | A useful first task | What you need before publication |
|---|---|---|
| Customers search for a problem your product solves, and you have a website | Use SEO to inspect demand and select one article topic | A supported WordPress site connection and a reviewed article |
| Customers compare products in AI answers | Use GEO to research a buyer question, inspect its evidence, and select an article brief | An available third-party destination, the reviewed article, and approval of any fee |
| Your customers ask questions in a relevant community | Use Reddit to find a discussion where you can add a useful answer | A contribution that fits the live discussion and community rules, plus delivery approval |
| You have an update or insight worth sharing with your audience | Use Social to prepare a post for X or LinkedIn | Your connected account and a confirmed publishing window, or manual publication |
If you have no account connected yet, you can still start with onboarding and review the resulting draft. For GEO and Reddit, RiseMore publishes on your behalf to the confirmed destination; they are not Social channels you connect. Read Channels & Connections before choosing a publication path.
Each first task should end with something you can inspect: research with sources, a selected opportunity, a complete draft, or a real publication URL. Search demand, AI mentions, and engagement help you make decisions; none guarantees customers or a fixed time to results. Pricing & Credits explains which work your plan can run and which publication paths have a separate fee.
SEO: answer searches on your own site
Use SEO when you want to build useful articles on a website you control. Inspect keywords and their evidence, select a proposed topic, and generate an article with a cover. Review it and connect your WordPress site before publication.
Keyword demand and opportunity scores help you choose; they are not your site's ranking or a promise of traffic. Read the SEO Agent guide.
GEO: publish answers and inspect AI visibility
Use GEO to research buyer questions, create relevant articles, and inspect how AI answer platforms mention your product and competitors. Select a brief before generation. Choose a supported publication destination after reviewing the article.
Publishing and monitoring are separate: a published article is not evidence of an AI citation. Read the GEO Agent guide.
Reddit: contribute to the right discussion
Use Reddit to find communities and questions where your product knowledge can help. A community opportunity becomes a standalone post. A thread opportunity becomes a top-level comment answering its original post.
Review the discussion and current community rules, then approve the text and target for publication on your behalf. Read the Reddit Agent guide and publishing guide.
Social: keep your own channels active
Use Social for product updates, useful insights, and ongoing conversations with your audience. Discovery collects sources; topic selection chooses evidence and channel angles; generation writes the posts. Each channel has its own voice, language, history, and schedule.
Review the draft and image, then approve it for a channel slot. Connected accounts publish approved posts automatically. Read the Social Agent guide.
Shared knowledge and recurring work
Product context, saved materials, research reports, and sources give the agents a common foundation. Product Knowledge explains how to correct that foundation. Competitor Radar contributes research; it is a separate research capability rather than a fifth publishing agent.
Use Scheduled Tasks to manage recurring research and generation. A task running automatically never replaces publication approval. See the workflow for the decisions you make when you return to the Console.