NewPrompt volumes and Pages: how often each question is asked, and which article should win it

For content and SEO teams

From Search Console queries to pages AI cites

Import your queries as prompts, see which pages AI answers cite for them, and get a brief for the article that should win each group of prompts. Then measure what changed.

Best time to visit Sri Lanka
lankatrails.com/best-time-to-visit
1 competing page
Prompts
6
Asked in AI
4.1K
Cited
38%
Google
#4
best time to visit sri lankasri lanka weather by monthsri lanka monsoon season+3 more
Cited instead
  • lonelyplanet.com/sri-lanka/weather23 answers
  • roughguides.com/sri-lanka/when-to-go17 answers

What gets in the way

  1. 01

    Rankings don't show citations

    A page can rank on page one and still be left out of the AI Overview. Positions alone don't tell you which pages AI answers quote.

  2. 02

    Hundreds of prompts, a handful of articles

    It's hard to tell which questions one article can answer, or when two of your pages compete for the same prompt.

  3. 03

    Briefs built on guesses

    Without the pages AI already cites, a brief is a guess about what to cover and how to structure it.

How GoGetCited helps

Prompts from Search Console

Import your Search Console queries, and AI rewrites them as the questions people ask assistants.

Prompt volumes

How often each prompt is asked in AI tools and searched on Google, per market, with keyword difficulty and intent.

Google's top 10 beside AI Overviews

For every prompt, Google's organic top 10 next to the AI Overview, so you see which ranking pages it cites and which cited pages don't rank.

Pages for groups of prompts

Group prompts by the article that should win them, see what's cited instead, and get a flag when two of your pages compete for one prompt.

Briefs and drafts

Briefs built from the pages AI cites most, an Optimize content check for existing URLs, and first drafts in your brand kit's voice.

Actions with measured impact

Prioritized to-dos from your data. Mark one done and compare the 14 days before with the 14 days after.

How it works

Set up in minutes, then let the daily checks do the work.

  1. 1

    Import your queries

    Connect Search Console and turn your queries into prompts, or start from the prompts GoGetCited proposes from your site.

  2. 2

    Group prompts into pages

    Accept suggested groups of prompts that share Google results and AI sources, and assign each group to the article that should win it.

  3. 3

    Brief and draft

    Create a brief from the pages AI cites, check your current article with Optimize content, and write a draft in your brand's voice.

  4. 4

    Publish and measure

    Mark the action done once the page is live, and compare the 14 days before with the 14 days after.

The features you'll use most

Content actions

Actions, pages and briefs that get you cited

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Citation & source analysis

The sites and pages AI answers rely on

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AI visibility tracking

Daily answers from seven AI engines, in every market

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You've likely got a few questions

How is a prompt different from a keyword?

A keyword is what people type into Google; a prompt is the question they ask an AI assistant, usually longer and more specific. GoGetCited can rewrite your Search Console queries as prompts.

What does prompt volume tell me?

Estimates per market, where data is available, of how often a prompt is asked in AI tools each month (AI search volume) and searched on Google (Google volume), with keyword difficulty and intent. They're refreshed monthly.

Does GoGetCited write and publish content for me?

It writes briefs and first drafts in your brand kit's voice, which you edit. Publishing stays with you: GoGetCited doesn't post anything to your site.

See what AI says about your brand

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