Technology & Platforms

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• What is WikiAlerts?

  WikiAlerts is Wikipedia monitoring built like Google Alerts: it sends real-time email notifications when watched pages change, with a diff view of what changed and a one-click revert for clear vandalism. It is free at wikialerts.fiveblocks.com.

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• Can AIQ be used to monitor a portfolio of companies?

  Yes. PE firms, holding companies, IR teams, and family offices use AIQ to monitor AI narratives across a full portfolio from a single account, with each portfolio company set up as its own topic.

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• How does Five Blocks use data from its platforms to inform strategic recommendations?

  The platforms generate the raw diagnostic data; senior account managers and strategists turn it into prioritized recommendations the client acts on. Each week they review IMPACT for keyword movement and threats, AIQ for changes in AI source attribution and sentiment, and triage WikiAlerts notifications as they arrive. The result is a ranked action list the client sees next to the underlying data in monthly reports.

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• How does Five Blocks’ technology give clients a competitive edge?

  The platforms see what off-the-shelf tools miss: every URL on every result page at daily cadence, AI responses and source attribution across the eight engines AIQ currently tracks, and real-time Wikipedia edits with one-click revert.

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• What is GeoSearch?

  GeoSearch is our internal tool for seeing Google results as searchers see them in any of 500 locations across 69 countries and 23 languages, without a VPN or proxy.

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