Which questions does your market ask — and who answers them today?
A topic somebody guessed is not a topic. Every proposal here carries its evidence, and the origin stays with the topic — whoever looks at it in three months can read what it was based on.
What the area does
Questions from real demand, not from the model
Proposals arise from search queries with impressions but no covering page, from weakly clicked pages and from the grounding queries of the Bing AI report. Brand and single-word queries drop out: a question that names you gets your name as the answer and measures nothing.
The demand corpus from three sources
Search volume from the planner, “people also ask” questions, and the swarm across several organisations. The swarm is k-anonymous from a minimum number of organisations onwards, and you can object. No model invents a question in the process.
Topics with search intent and priority
For each topic it is recorded what the searcher wants: knowledge, comparing providers, booking, finding a specific place, or searching regionally. From that follows which kind of page fits at all — a purchase intent needs no advice page.
Competition without foreign texts
What is compared is the public technical access and which terms appear there and not with you. Stored are exclusively measures and terms — no running text. A comparison that holds foreign texts would be legally vulnerable on copyright.
How you can tell
- ✓Every topic proposal carries its evidence and its origin, permanently with the topic.
- ✓A measurement question can be bound firmly to a published page and a topic. Only then can the effect of an improvement be measured per topic.
- ✓For every question it states which foreign domains are cited instead of yours.
- ✓If the provider for search volume is missing, the column stays empty instead of estimated.
Where it stops
- ×Search volume is a provider figure, not our own measurement — it accordingly carries the origin of a third party.
- ×The swarm shows nothing as long as the minimum number of organisations is not reached.
- ×A topic with high volume is no promise of traffic, and a proposal is not a ranking.
- ×The competitor comparison says which terms are missing. It does not say that a text with those terms will be cited.
Frequent questions
Where do the proposed questions come from?
From your own data and from provider sources, not from a model's imagination: from Search Console queries with impressions for which no page exists, from weakly clicked pages, from the grounding queries of the Bing AI report, and from search volume data. Only what you confirm is measured.
Why do the proposals not contain my company name?
Because a question that names your brand is answered with your brand — and thereby makes nothing measurable. What matters is the question a buyer asks before they know you. Exactly there it is decided whether an answer engine names you or somebody else.
Is my competitors' content stored?
No. What is compared is the public technical access, and stored are exclusively measures and terms — no running text, no copy. A tool that holds foreign texts would be legally vulnerable on copyright, and the comparison does not need them.