Prompt groups

Prompt groups make reporting and review easier. They let you compare related prompts without treating every question as a separate universe.

Groups are also useful for scheduling, experiments, and team summaries.

Group by the dimension that changes the decision. Do not create groups just because labels look organized.

Use market groups when region, language, or audience changes the answer.

Use product groups when different products or services need separate visibility tracking.

Use intent groups when buyer motivation changes the answer type.

Use funnel-stage groups when you want to see where visibility breaks down in the journey.

Grouped analysis helps CLEA summarize patterns across related prompts.

For example, it can show that your brand performs well in category prompts but poorly in competitor comparison prompts.

Compare groups to find where attention is strong, weak, or changing.

Do not compare groups that measure very different things without explaining the difference.

Split a group when prompts inside it behave differently enough to need separate reporting.

Merge groups when they produce the same pattern and add reporting noise.