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Customer search question map
Share products and customer questions. Map what shoppers ask AI, its follow-up searches and questions your pages miss.
Customer search question map is a free AI skill for the job "Get found in search and AI answers". Give the instructions to an AI assistant that supports the required files and tools, then review its output.
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What it does
People talk to AI assistants in long sentences. Chat prompts average about 25 words, against about 6 for a Google search, in one source's figure. They add detail: "I have dry skin and a small budget." So the questions a store must answer are longer and more specific than its keyword list. This skill builds that list. It starts from your own money terms and your customers' real questions, grouped by topic. It also lists fan-out, the smaller searches an AI runs behind one prompt, which show the topics your page must cover. It then marks the gaps: questions with no answer on your store. Each topic gets one page that answers it and its follow-ups. Fan-out data comes mostly from English-language and US tools, so treat it as a guide in other markets.
You give it
- Your products and collections with price points
- Your top paid and organic search terms, and your rivals' if you have them
- Customer emails, review text, sales or chat questions
- Fan-out queries you saw in an AI tool (optional)
- Customer words (optional)
- Your results (optional)
You get
- A question list grouped by topic: best X, X vs Y, X for a use, does it fit, worth it
- A fan-out list for each topic
- A gap list of questions no page answers
Use it when
- You are planning product page FAQs, buying guides or collection pages.
- You want a question list to feed an AI recommendation test.
- Your keyword tool shows nothing for the long, specific questions your customers ask.
How to use it
- Start a chat with the skill. Open it if you added it to your AI, or copy it and paste it in.
- Paste your products, search terms and a sample of customer questions or reviews.
- Ask for 30 questions to start. That is enough for a solo owner.
- If you can, check the fan-out in Perplexity or your browser and paste what you find.
- Take the gap list to the AI-ready product page editor or the answer-first page rewriter.