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How to Add Prompts by Pasting a List in AmICited

Already have a list of questions to track? Paste them straight into AmICited, one per line. A step-by-step guide to the Paste prompts option in the Add prompts dialog.

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When you already know the questions you want to track, the fastest way in is to paste them — one prompt per line. AmICited counts them as you type and adds them all in one go.

The Paste prompts tab in the Add prompts dialog

Tip
Watch the “N detected” counter in the top-right of the box — it confirms how many prompts AmICited parsed, so you can catch a line that accidentally merged two questions.

Where to find it

Click + New prompt on the Prompts page to open the Add prompts dialog. The Paste prompts tab (“One prompt per line”) is selected by default.

Step by step

  1. Type or paste your questions into the Prompts box, one per line. As the note says, “One prompt per line. Empty lines are ignored.”
  2. Check the detected count in the top-right of the box to confirm everything parsed.
  3. Choose the AI providers to query (all are selected by default).
  4. Set the Country, an optional Tag, and the Schedule (e.g. daily).
  5. Click Add prompts to start tracking the whole batch.

What makes a good prompt

  • Phrase them like a person would ask an AI — natural questions, not keyword strings (“best AI workflow automation tools in 2026” rather than “ai automation tools”).
  • Mix intent levels — some high-intent comparison and pricing questions, some broader category questions.
  • Keep them on-topic — every prompt you add becomes part of the denominator for your Visibility Score and Share of Voice, so irrelevant questions dilute your metrics.

Pasting is ideal when you’re migrating a list from a spreadsheet or doc; if your questions live in a .csv, use Upload CSV instead.

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