Get popular questions people also asked

If you click on PAA results, a snippet answer from a website will be displayed along with a link to the page where the answer is located, as well as triggering dynamically added new questions to the PAA box.

How can I improve my content using People Also Ask questions?

This tool can be used in a few ways:

1. Get new content ideas - based on the popularity and breadth of a given question, a specific blog post that addresses the question can help reach out to your audience quickly.
2. Optimize existing content - Adding a FAQ section to an existing article can boost rankings and improve traffic from search engines.
3. Include them in a content brief - Writers will have more guidance with these questions, avoiding the risk of drifting away from your requirements.

What is the difference between Answer The Public and this?

Our tool utilizes Google's "People Also Ask" feature while Answer The Public uses Google's autocomplete functionality.

Therefore, Answer the Public is unable to accomplish the following tasks better than our tool:

1. Find topically related questions
   

   Answer the Public only allows questions that contain the focus keyword, because they get data by appending and prepending query modifiers (why, who, how, what) to a seed keyword.

   With the help of our tool, we are able to discover a range of questions conceptually related-to the focus keyword, but without containing it.

   To give you an example, for the query "dog training", our tool is able to find questions such as "How do you stop a puppy from biting when excited?" or "At what age should a puppy know basic commands?" which Answer the Public would not be able to identify.

2. Find the most popular questions
   

   We sort our answers according to the priority Google determined for a particular query, as we derive our questions directly from Google.

   Answer the Public uses a different method, which is to use predetermined modifiers like "why", "what", and "how", and see what comes up in autocomplete, including infrequently searched terms.

3. Group questions based on similarity
   

   Answer the Public shows keywords in a group based on the modifier, but this is not very insightful.

   Instead, NeuralText leverages natural language processing techniques to understand the relationship between questions shown in the PAA box.

I don't see any results for my query. Why is that?

When showing the People Also Ask (PAA) box in search results, Google considers factors such as location, profile, and search history. The PAA box will not necessarily appear for others even if you see it when searching.

The result is that sometimes our tool will produce no results, even when the PAA box can be seen for a particular query.