GetTopQuestions helps teams discover the questions people ask around a term, then turn them into helpful content for traditional search, Google AI Overviews and conversational AI search.
Each card shows an illustrative term, a question it might surface, and the kind of content a team could create from it. Examples are written by us, not app output.
employee onboarding software
SaaS founders
Learn the questions buyers ask before they sign up, and answer them on your site in their words.
Example question
What should an onboarding checklist include for remote hires?
Content idea
A practical checklist page that mentions your product only where it genuinely helps.
carbon accounting
Startups
Build helpful coverage of your category early, so new audiences find clear answers from you.
Example question
Do small companies need to report emissions?
Content idea
A plain-language explainer with a clear "it depends" section by situation.
home solar panels
Marketing agencies
Bring question research into client kickoffs and turn it into content proposals grounded in real curiosity.
Example question
How long do solar panels take to pay for themselves?
Content idea
A client-ready brief: one guide, three FAQ answers, a short video script.
mortgage refinancing
SEO teams
Add question research to keyword work and plan pages that cover a topic thoroughly for search and AI answers.
Example question
Is it worth refinancing for a small rate drop?
Content idea
Restructure an existing page with question-led subheadings and direct answers.
houseplant care
Content teams
Fill editorial planning with questions your readers actually ask, and decide which deserve a piece.
Example question
Why are my monstera leaves turning yellow?
Content idea
A troubleshooting guide, plus a series of short answers for social.
cast iron skillet
Ecommerce
Answer pre-purchase questions on product, category and guide pages to help shoppers decide.
Example question
Can you use soap on a cast iron pan?
Content idea
A care section on the product page and a longer seasoning guide.
business travel insurance
In-house marketing
Give brand, content and search colleagues one shared list of customer questions to work from.
Example question
Does travel insurance cover cancelled conferences?
Content idea
A shared FAQ library used by the blog, help center and sales team.
heat pump
Enterprise brands
Research topics across regions and languages to see how questions shift from market to market.
Example question
Do heat pumps work in very cold winters?
Content idea
Localized answers per market, reviewed by regional experts.
four-day work week
Publishers & media
Find the questions readers keep asking around a story and build helpful, explanatory coverage.
Example question
Do four-day work weeks reduce pay?
Content idea
An explainer that answers the follow-up questions a news piece leaves open.
One shared advantage
Move from questions to useful content.
Discover real questions
Turn one term into the most-asked related questions people raise as they learn, compare and decide.
Read questions by intent
Notice overlooked subtopics
Research across regions and languages
Find content gaps
Compare the questions with what you have already published and see where your expertise could help.
Shortlist questions you can answer well
Spot pages missing an FAQ
Choose what deserves its own piece
Create with confidence
Give writers a question-led starting point for every page, video or post they produce.
Plan connected content by hand
Export questions on supported plans
Keep the writing in your voice
A simple workflow for a changing search landscape.
Give everyone, from solo creators to large search teams, the same simple starting point: what are people asking?
01
Enter a topic
Start with a product, category, customer problem, or strategic keyword.
02
Map the questions
GetTopQuestions surfaces the most-asked related questions around your term.
03
Act on the opportunity
Choose the questions you can answer best and create helpful content in your own voice.
Find the questions your audience is already asking.
Start with a term and leave with a clear idea of what to write next.