Discover / Prompt research
Find out what your clients ask AI.
Your visibility is only as good as the questions you measure. Survelium suggests the questions real clients ask, from your Search Console data, your pages and what people search on Google, and shows how much demand each one has.
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What is the best SEO agency in Cluj for a small business?1,240 Google impressions a monthAdd Reject
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How much does local SEO cost per month?860 Google impressions a monthAdd Reject
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Is an SEO audit worth it before redesigning a website?410 Google impressions a monthAdd Reject
Measuring the wrong questions gives you the wrong picture.
Without Survelium
- You track the questions you imagine, not the ones your clients ask.
- You measure visibility on questions nobody asks and miss the ones that sell.
- You do not know what AI searches for on the web before it answers.
- You have real demand on Google that AI does not send your way.
With Survelium
- Questions suggested from five sources, written the way a client would ask.
- The real Google demand behind each question, from your Search Console.
- How much of that demand you lose in AI answers.
- The searches each assistant runs before answering.
Five ways to find the right questions.
Start from a topic, from a page on your site, from a question you already track, from your Search Console or from what people ask on Google. You get up to ten neutral questions at a time, without your brand name, the way a real client would phrase them.
- Suggestions you rejected never come back
- No near-duplicates of questions you already track
- Add one, edit it, or add a whole selection
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From a topica theme you write
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Google Search Consolethe searches that already bring you impressions
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Related questionsquestions close to one you track
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From a page on your sitea page we read for you
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What people searchGoogle's People Also Ask and related searches
Real demand, and how much of it AI takes from you.
Connect Google Search Console and every question built from it shows how many real Google impressions it has, and how much of that interest you miss in AI answers. Start with the questions that matter most.
- Real impressions, not estimated search volume
- The share of demand you lose in AI answers
- Optional, connected per brand
Google position: 4 · Search Console, last 28 days
What AI searches before it answers.
An assistant with web search does not search your question as it is: it splits it into searches of its own. See those searches for every question, so you know which pages and words to have.
- The searches each assistant ran, per question
- How often each search comes back
- Words to use on your pages
- best SEO agencies Cluj prices × 12
- SEO agency Cluj reviews × 8
- local SEO small business cost × 5
How it works
Three steps, then it runs on its own.
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Choose where to start
A topic, a page, a question you track, Search Console or Google's related questions.
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Review the suggestions
Up to ten neutral questions at a time; add, edit or reject each one.
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Track the ones that matter
The questions you add are asked every day on every assistant.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What is a prompt?
A question a client might ask an AI assistant, such as which agency to choose or how much a service costs. Survelium asks your prompts every day and measures the answers.
How many prompts can I track?
It depends on your plan; the pricing page shows the number for each one. Suggestions you do not add do not count.
Do I have to connect Search Console?
No. It is optional and adds suggestions from your real Google searches, plus the demand behind each question. The other four sources work without it.
Why are the questions neutral, without my brand name?
Because your clients do not know your name yet when they ask. A neutral question shows whether AI recommends you on its own, which is what brings you new clients.
Can I write prompts myself?
Yes. You can type your own questions next to the suggested ones and edit any suggestion before adding it.
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