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Where do you find the 30 questions your customers ask AI?

A question list is where GEO begins. Here's how to mine real questions from three warehouses — reviews, inquiries, and autocomplete — and a five-axis frame to fill them in without gaps.


⏰ The 30-second version

  • GEO doesn't start with writing — it starts with building a question list. If you don't know what they're asking, you have nothing to answer.
  • There are three question warehouses — your reviews, customer inquiries, and search autocomplete. All free, all real data.
  • The frame that fills them in without gaps has five axes — selection criteria / comparisons / side effects & cautions / how to use / price.
  • The target is 30. Sounds like a lot, but it's just five axes × six each.

Warehouse 1 — Reviews: your customers are already writing the answers

A review is an answer to a question. Behind "less dry and chalky than I expected" sits the question "Is there a chicken breast that isn't dry?" Skim just 50 of your own reviews and ten questions surface immediately. Competitor reviews are even better — especially negative reviews, which show exactly what customers worried about before buying, which is exactly what they'll ask AI.

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