Solutions for every team and every industry

This section of the site maps the single Mentionry platform to the specific problems faced by different roles and sectors. An AI marketing platform is a new category, and its value is not always obvious from a feature list. Here, we start with your goal: controlling your brand narrative in AI, getting recommended for shoppers, or owning a therapeutic area in AI search.

Each solution page explains the relevant metrics, the workflow for that team, and the part of the platform they will use most. For example, a PR team lives in the Opportunities screen, while a content team operates from the AI Marketer chat and Documents. An agency needs the multi-brand dashboards and client reporting. The platform is consistent, but the path is different.

You will not find vague promises or hypothetical case studies here. Each page states what Mentionry does, how the relevant features work, and what the current limits are. The aim is to show you where to begin and what to expect, so you can evaluate if this is the right approach for your team's challenge.

For the professional whose job is now AI answers, the 'Show up in Answer Engines' page details the core monitoring engine. It covers setting tracked prompts, reading the daily visibility score and sentiment, and analyzing citation share. This is the foundation for every other solution.

For content creators, 'Craft AI optimized content in seconds' focuses on the AI Marketer. It shows how to generate first drafts of articles, landing pages, and email templates informed by what the answer engines are currently citing, and how to check which of your existing pages the engines actually open.

For PR and brand managers, 'Control your brand narrative in AI' explains the shift from media monitoring to AI narrative monitoring. It walks through the Opportunities list for earned media, the sentiment tracking across engines, and the use of the Desk to approve and send pitches directly from your team's mailbox.

Industry pages apply the platform's capabilities to sector-specific questions. For retail and consumer brands, the key is appearing in shopping queries within ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews. The solution shows how to track those prompts, monitor competitor recommendations, and use the AI Marketer to draft product descriptions optimized for AI assistants.

In travel and hospitality, the journey is planned in a chat. The solution page details tracking prompts like 'best hotels in Lisbon for families' or 'two-week Italy itinerary', monitoring which properties and tours are recommended, and finding opportunities through travel publications and influencer lists in the Opportunities module.

For pharma and healthcare, accuracy is non-negotiable. This solution focuses on owning the narrative around specific therapeutic areas. It emphasizes using the Knowledge Bases to ground the AI Marketer in approved medical copy, tracking competitor messaging with precision, and identifying highly relevant medical and health publication opportunities where authoritative citation is critical.

Begin with the page that mirrors your primary responsibility or most pressing business question. If 'how are we described by AI?' is the urgent query, start with the solution for your team type: AEO, content, or PR. If 'are we being recommended for buyers in our sector?' is the question, start with the page for your industry.

These pages are connected. You will see cross-references because the work flows from insight to action. A retail brand's marketing team will need both the 'Get recommended by AI for shoppers' context and the 'Show up in Answer Engines' operational details. An agency will use the agency workflow page alongside the team and industry pages relevant to each client.

All paths lead back to the same platform. You are not choosing a different product, just the most relevant entry point. You can explore other solutions once your core use case is clear.

You will not find promised outcomes. No solution page promises specific rankings, a number of citations, or increased traffic. Mentionry provides the visibility data and the tools to act; the result depends on the quality of your engagement and the publisher's choice.

You will not find features that do not yet exist. If a solution mentions video generation, it is for clips up to eight seconds. If it mentions prompt volume estimates, they are derived from search data, not a live panel of assistant users. Each page reflects the product as it is.

Finally, you will not find a one-size-fits-all playbook. These are solutions, not orders. They show how the platform can be applied. Your strategy, your brand's authentic story, and your team's approval are what make it work.