SEO marketer says prompt tracking is mostly noise and not worth a daily premium
gaganghotra_ · x · 2026-07-27
A heated SEO-thread reply argues that prompt tracking is mostly noise rather than a useful signal.
- The author says the tracker’s own “101” videos show wild fluctuations, suggesting the data is unstable.
- He argues the samples are lab-like and not representative of real-world usage.
- His conclusion: there is little reason to run this daily or pay a large premium for it.
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