Find more questions worth tracking
Get question ideas from LegitGeo, generate questions with AI, and see what assistants searched for while answering.
Get question ideas from LegitGeo
On Prompts, select Prompt Suggestions, next to Tracked Prompts.
If the list is empty, select Generate Suggestions. For a fresh batch later, select New.
Read the line under each idea for why it is there. Its tags give the topic and, for some ideas, an AI estimate of how often it is asked a month, such as “~140/mo”. It is the AI’s rough guess, not a measured volume.
Select + (Add to tracked prompts) to track an idea, or x (Dismiss suggestion) to hide it.
Prompt Suggestions (1), New (2), an estimate (3) and + to track an idea (4). Made-up demo business, captured October 23, 2026.
An added idea moves to Tracked Prompts and counts against your allowance like any other question. It is first checked in the next nightly check. To check it now, open Manage prompts and use Analyze Prompts.
All sources filters the list by where ideas came from, and Clear All dismisses every idea shown.
Generate questions with AI
On Prompts, select Manage prompts.
In AI Generate, select the topics you want. The card says how many questions it will write: five for each topic.
Select Generate Prompts.
The topics you picked (2) and Generate Prompts (3). Made-up demo business, captured October 23, 2026. In Review AI Suggestions, untick the ones you don’t want and edit the wording of the rest.
Select Save Selected. Regenerate writes a new set and Dismiss throws them away.
Saved questions are not checked straight away. To check them now, select Analyze Prompts at the top of the list (it shows how many are new), tick them and select Analyze; this uses your daily allowance of immediate checks. Otherwise the next nightly check picks them up.
You need at least one topic before AI can write questions. See Group your questions into topics.
See what assistants searched for
To build an answer, some assistants search the web first. Those searches show what they look up about your services, and each one can be worth tracking as a question of its own.
On Prompts, select the Query Fan-out tab.
Choose By prompt to see the searches behind each question, or High frequency for the searches that came up most.
To track a search, select + in its Track column.
Query Fan-out (1), High frequency (2) and + to track a search (3). Made-up demo business, captured October 23, 2026.
A tracked search becomes a question of its own. It is first checked in the next nightly check. To check it now, open Manage prompts and use Analyze Prompts.
Assistants report their searches for only some answers, mostly Perplexity and Microsoft Copilot (Copilot is on the Growth plan). Until any are reported, the tab says “No fan-out captured yet”. The date range on this tab goes up to 90 days.
Frequently asked questions
Do suggested questions count against my plan?
Only once you add them. Ideas in the list cost nothing.
Where else can I find ideas?
At the bottom of Visibility, Prompt Opportunities lists ideas too; See all opens Prompt Suggestions.