Lindle

Lindle for Agency teams

AI for agency teams: bring your expertise to a better-informed brief.

Turn shared evidence into stronger briefs and clearer client reviews.

Agency teams

Bring your expertise to a better-informed brief.

Lindle helps keep the business question, relevant findings and previous decisions connected while your specialists shape delivery.

  • Work from shared commercial context.
  • Make recommendations easier to review.
  • Connect delivery with agreed success measures.

Practical use cases

  • Prepare content, campaign and website briefs.
  • Review discovery and competitor findings.
  • Agree responsibilities across client and agency teams.
  • Prepare progress reviews tied to delivered work.

Questions you could investigate

  • “What evidence should shape this client brief?”
  • “Which decisions do we need from the client?”
  • “Prepare a review of delivered work and measured changes.”
Work to take into a meeting
A client-ready brief and progress review with sources, owners, approvals and outcome measures.
Why it helps with leadership
Make the value and reasoning behind specialist work easier to explain.
Measures worth agreeing
Agreed client outcomes, verified delivery and progress against the work plan.
Capabilities and connections
Shared evidence, discovery and competitor findings, prepared briefs and outcome reviews. Analytics, ecommerce and marketing systems, subject to specific integration support and permissions.

Something useful to take into your next meeting.

An example of the Agency teams work you could prepare.

Client brief and progress review

Illustrative output

Business question
What evidence should shape this client brief?
Evidence needed
Discovery and competitor findings, the client’s business question and previous decisions.
Priority
Set out the recommended work and the decisions needed from the client.

Illustrative output. Actual work depends on your question, available evidence and agreed scope.

Explore the work behind the answer.

Capabilities most relevant to Agency teams.

  • AI discoverability

    Buyer questions, mentions, recommendations and citations across leading AI assistants. This describes AI visibility, not traffic or revenue.

    About factual reinforcement

    Verified facts can be supplied in separate follow-up conversations. Those responses are assessed separately from independent discovery.

  • Competitor intelligence

    Relevant competitor appearances and the sources supporting them.

  • Working context

    Approved facts, previous decisions and corrections carried into ongoing work.

  • Prepared work

    Briefs, plans, drafts and measurement specifications.

  • Team collaboration

    Shared evidence, clear ownership and reviews.

  • Outcome measurement

    Compare relevant evidence after delivery. Commercial outcomes need suitable outcome and cost data.

Work with the systems your team already uses.

Start with the question you want to answer. Agree which sources, connections and permissions are needed to investigate it.

For this role: Analytics, ecommerce and marketing systems, subject to specific integration support and permissions.

Specific connections, supported actions and access are agreed first. See available connections

New in the role? Start with a useful decision.

  1. 1

    Establish the starting point

    Choose a business question, available evidence and agreed definitions.

  2. 2

    Identify a priority

    Investigate the findings and decide what deserves attention.

  3. 3

    Prepare the work

    Create a brief with an owner, review requirements and success measure.

  4. 4

    Review what changed

    Check delivery, examine the results and decide what to do next.

A suggested working approach, not a guaranteed delivery timetable or a description of the trial scope.

See how teams have put Lindle to work.

  • Easy Bathrooms logo

    Local content workflows and approved business facts: Easy Bathrooms made showroom content a repeatable workflow.

    38% → 82% Showroom-specific visibility

    Read the Easy Bathrooms case study

Observed customer outcomes are not guaranteed results. Each story uses the measure appropriate to its question. All case studies

Frequently asked questions

What is Lindle in simple terms?
Lindle helps teams investigate business questions using relevant evidence, prepare practical work and review what changes.
How does Lindle fit alongside our CRM and analytics?
Your existing systems hold important information. Lindle can use supported, permissioned connections to help investigate questions across relevant sources and prepare next steps.
Do I need to understand AEO or GEO?
No. Start with a question about customer discovery or business performance. The terminology can be explained as it becomes relevant.
Can Lindle help prepare work?
Yes. Depending on the agreed task, work can include research, briefs, draft content, action plans and measurement specifications.
Can our agency use it with us?
Lindle is designed to support shared evidence and clear ownership alongside your internal team and specialist partners.
What happens before an external change?
The work requires the appropriate permissions and approval.
What is included in the free trial?
Your 14-day trial starts when you sign up. Daily AI visibility reports begin after you finish setup and review your questions. Connect Google Analytics 4 and complete the first analytics report within those 14 days to extend your trial to 30 days in total from signup. No credit card. No automatic billing. Any paid continuation is agreed with you. The trial includes your visibility baseline, daily observations and evidence to explore. An introductory conversation helps you consider the next step. Specialist implementation and wider programmes are scoped separately.
How do we measure value?
Agree the decision, starting point, work delivered and relevant outcomes. Commercial return needs suitable outcome and cost data.

Bring your role. Bring your next question.

Tell us what you’re responsible for and what you need to understand. We’ll help you identify a useful starting point.