Cortex - Capconvert

Top Features

• SEO, GEO, CRO, and PPC in one engine
• 24/7 account monitoring with 36 Sentries
• AI search optimization (ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude)
• Source-cited recommendations from primary platform docs
• Action / Reason / Impact decision format
• Real-time optimization and execution
• Coverage across 10+ ad and search platforms
• Core Web Vitals and technical SEO scoring
• Structured data and schema auditing
• Outcome measurement against projected impact
• Expert review on high-stakes decisions
• Cross-account learning from proven patterns

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Use Cases

• A brand paying separate retainers for paid, SEO, and CRO wants to cut cost and coordination overhead. Cortex replaces the patchwork with one engine, so spend stays flat while coverage expands.
• A PPC manager can't watch every account every hour. Cortex's Sentries monitor 24/7 and flag problems (budget pacing off, learning phase stalled, impression share dropping) the moment they appear, not the next morning.
• A brand notices competitors showing up in ChatGPT and Perplexity answers and doesn't know why. Cortex audits AI-channel visibility (GPTBot access, llms.txt compliance, schema, citation eligibility) and ships fixes to get the brand cited.
• An in-house lead has to defend marketing decisions to a CFO or client. Because every Cortex recommendation comes with a source citation and projected impact, the reasoning survives an audit instead of resting on \"trust me.\"
• An agency wants to take on more accounts without adding headcount. Cortex handles the per-account monitoring and execution work, so the team grows its footprint without growing the payroll.
• A site is slowly losing rankings from speed and structured-data problems. The relevant Sentries score performance against Google's own thresholds (LCP, INP, CLS) and schema specs, then prescribe specific fixes.
• A search engine ships an algorithm update or an AI engine changes how it cites sources. Instead of waiting on an agency to catch up, Cortex absorbs the change and adapts the playbook.
• A key marketer leaves and takes the account history with them. Cortex retains every past decision and winning pattern, so the next person picks up where the last left off.