All markets screen
Settings → All markets lists every in the account that you can see, so you can find one, open it, manage it, or start a new one. Someone who has been given a single market sees only that one.
It sits below a rule in the Settings list, with All brands. Everything above the rule is about the market you are in and changes when you switch markets; these two are about the whole account and are the same from any market.
Each row says which brands are yours there, how many topics and questions it asks, which regions it is asked from, and whether you can view it or admin it. Narrow windows show fewer columns. Search the list by name when there are many.
What you can do
- Open a market to read it. The rest of Presence follows the market you open.
- New market sets one up. It asks for a name, which brands are yours there, which rivals it compares you against, which of the account's regions it is asked from, and its topics: new ones written for this market, existing ones from your other markets, or both. It offers the other markets Silktide found you in when you first set up, and suggests rivals and topics for the market you name. Create and add another keeps your brands and regions, so you can set up several markets in a row.
- Rename or delete a market you admin. Deleting stops its AI optimizer and keeps its past reports; a topic that was only in that market moves to another one.
New market is also at the bottom of the market selector in the sidebar.
Who can create a market
Creating a market needs the Can create markets permission, which account administrators and anyone who can admin every market already have. The person who creates a market can admin it. See Permissions.
Your plan includes a set number of markets, because each one has its own AI optimizer writing its own report. The meter beside New market shows how many you have used. When the account is at its limit, New market explains how to get more. Deleting a market frees its place.
Markets are compared, never added up
This list is for finding and managing markets, not for comparing them. To see how the markets stand against each other, open Compare markets from the market selector. Each market asks its own questions about its own brands, so nothing here is a total. To see how one brand stands in every market you can see, open it on Brands and read Standing by market.
Related
- Compare markets - how the markets stand against each other
- Market screen - name, report language, regions, and people for the market you are in
- Markets and topics - what a market holds, and how many to run
- Permissions - who can view, manage, and create markets
- Plan - how many markets your plan includes