An FAQ page built from the questions your visitors really ask
Collect the questions people leave in comments and type into Google before they reach you, and get an FAQ page draft that answers them from your own pages.
- Difficulty
- Intermediate
- Time
- about 30 min
Build an FAQ page for my site. Gather questions from my approved comments and from my Search Console searches over the last [3 months] that are phrased as questions (with words like [how, what, when, can I]). Group the similar ones and keep the [12] most common. Answer each in two or three sentences, using only what my pages and posts already say; where they don't answer it, write 'to answer' instead of guessing. Save it as a draft page called [Frequently asked questions] and give me the preview link.
Already connected?
If SAR is already in your AI app, this is enough:
Draft an FAQ page from questions in my comments and Search Console; mark the ones my site can't answer yet.
What happens
- The AI app reads your approved comments. It sees commenters' names, never their emails or IP addresses.
- It filters your Search Console searches for questions. The last two or three days are usually missing.
- It reads your pages and posts for the answers, and marks the questions they don't answer.
- The page is saved as a draft and you get a preview link that works for an hour. Publishing it later waits for your approval in SAR.
Approvals involved
Nothing here changes your site: no approval needed.
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What you get
An FAQ page draft that answers questions people really have, with the gaps marked for you to fill in.
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Try it on your own site
Install the plugin, add SAR to your AI app and paste the prompt. Free to start.