Day 4 of Release Week at SEO Week. Today we are announcing News Intelligence, a tool for turning real-time news coverage into search strategy.

The idea is simple. News breaks, people search. But the gap between “something happened” and “here are the prompts and queries people are using to find out about it” is usually filled with guesswork.

News Intelligence is designed to help you close that gap and make sure you can focus on building relevant content ASAP.

How it works

Enter any topic - a company name, a technology, an industry event, the latest news on any topic.

News Intelligence pulls articles from news feeds and gives you three time windows: all results, this week, or today.

For each article, AI runs a full analysis:

  • Topic extraction: pulls out the key subjects, entities, and themes
  • Prompt generation: creates the search prompts and questions that article would drive
  • Intent classification: tags each prompt as infoseeking, commercial, navigational, or transactional
  • Summarization: generates a concise summary of what the article covers

Here is what that looks like for a search on “nvidia”:

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg Just Delivered Great News for Nvidia and Micron Investors
Analyzed
The Motley Fool · Apr 28, 2026
EXTRACTED TOPICS
Meta CEO Zuckerberg Nvidia Investment Micron stock news AI infrastructure spending tech company capital expenditures semiconductor demand
GENERATED PROMPTS
What did Mark Zuckerberg announce about AI hardware investments?
How does Meta's spending affect Nvidia and Micron stock?
Why are tech companies increasing semiconductor purchases?
AI SUMMARY
Meta CEO announced plans that could benefit semiconductor companies Nvidia and Micron through increased AI infrastructure investments.

One click on “Analyze & Build” runs this across every article in your feed.

The Overview

After analysis, the Overview tab synthesizes everything into a briefing. For “nvidia” this week, it produced:

25
Articles
21
Summaries
25
Analyses
Nvidia's AI Dominance and Market Impact
Nvidia maintains commanding control over the AI chip market while facing mounting cost pressures, supply constraints, and intensifying competition. From record $600 server prices in China to debates over whether AI compute remains profitably expensive compared to human labor, the company's market leadership coexists with fundamental questions about AI economics and accessibility.
Nvidia GPU pricing AI compute costs Nvidia vs AMD competition $600 server China export Nvidia stock performance RTX graphics GPU supply chain

Dozens of articles, analyzed down to a narrative, a topic map, and a list of the exact prompts people are using to research this topic.

This is the kind of analysis that would take a human analyst half a day.

Clusters: where the real strategy lives

The Clusters view is where it gets interesting for search teams. News Intelligence groups all generated prompts into thematic clusters automatically:

Clusters (18)
Flat View
ClusterPrompts
AI Infrastructure and Operational Costs 8
Why is AI more expensive than hiring employees
What are the actual costs of running AI systems
How much does AI compute infrastructure cost businesses
Semiconductor Stock Market Performance 10
AI Economics and ROI 6
Semiconductor Industry Competition 12
Tech Company Semiconductor Investments 5
AI Server Pricing and Export Restrictions 12
Geopolitical Chip Trade and Export Controls 8

The Map

The Map view renders a network graph of all extracted prompts and keywords. Larger nodes are cluster centers, with edges connecting related concepts. It’s a visual overview of the entire topic landscape, useful for spotting connections between clusters that aren’t obvious from a flat list.

Toggle between Prompts and Keywords views to explore different levels of the topic hierarchy.

From news to action

The workflow is straightforward:

  1. Set up feeds for your brand, competitors, and market topics
  2. AI analyzes incoming articles automatically
  3. Review the Overview for the narrative and key themes
  4. Drill into Clusters to find content opportunities
  5. Use the generated prompts as seeds for Prompt Research and tracking in LLM Visibility

News Intelligence ties into the rest of the DemandMetrics for Gen AI toolset. Prompts generated from news can be enriched with Prompt Volume data and tracked across AI search engines.

News Intelligence is available now upon request. Contact your account manager for access.

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