Free AEO And GEO Question Finder For B2B Content
Find The Questions AI Search Is Asking
Enter a keyword and see the questions answer engines will ask about it, each one backed by evidence and ready to shape into a brief.
How much does payroll software cost per employee?
Which payroll software integrates with QuickBooks?
Does payroll software handle multi-state tax filing?
How long does it take to switch payroll providers?
Which payroll software suits a remote team?
The Problem
The Questions Your Content Never Answers
AI assistants rarely search a buyer's question exactly as it was typed. They split it into smaller questions on cost, security, integrations and alternatives, then cite whichever pages answer each one cleanly.
Most of those questions never show up in a keyword tool, so content teams end up guessing, and the citation goes to a competitor who answered what nobody on your team knew was being asked.
Example · A buyer asks
AI search splits it into
How It Works
From Keyword To Brief
STEP 01
Enter A Keyword
Any B2B topic your team plans to cover.
The Evidence
Every Question Shows Its Proof
Most question tools ask you to take their list on faith. Asked shows its working, so you can decide which questions deserve a full section and which deserve a single sentence.
Confirmed - both signals agree, which makes these the questions your piece cannot afford to skip.
Search Demand - the question appears in real Google or Bing autocomplete, which means people are typing it today.
Predicted Fan-Out - the question follows the pattern answer engines use to break down a B2B query, even if nobody types it word for word.
The Brief
A Brief Your Writer Can Open And Use
Must-Answer Questions
Ranked by the strength of their evidence.
Answer Format
A definition, a process, a comparison or a specific figure.
Facts And Entities
The standards and tools a credible answer has to name.
Suggested Outline
One section per core question, each citable on its own.
Ready To Use
Copy into Google Docs or download as Markdown.
Who It's For
Made For The Whole Content Team
Content Strategists And Managers
Plan pieces around the questions that earn citations, with evidence you can show stakeholders.
Technical And SaaS Writers
Start every draft with a brief grounded in what buyers actually ask, so research time goes into the answers.
SEO And AEO Specialists
Plan for fan-out with a free, transparent method you can audit and explain to clients.
Why Asked
Built To Be Trusted
Tuned To How Software Gets Bought
Asked follows the path B2B buyers take through security, pricing, integrations and rollout.
Checked Against Real AI Citations
Compare any brief with your Bing Webmaster Tools and Search Console data once the piece is live.
Free Means Free
No signup, no daily cap and no paid tier, with the code and method open to all.
Built On A Published Method
Designed by Archana Panda, with every rule behind each brief published in full.
Read The MethodGo Deeper
The Thinking Behind Every Brief
FAQ
Questions About Asked
Asked takes a keyword and returns the questions AI search engines are likely to ask about it, labels each one with the evidence behind it, and turns your selection into a content brief.
Keyword tools rank phrases by search volume, while Asked plans for the sub-questions AI search runs behind a query, many of which show no volume at all. It also shows the evidence behind every question instead of a bare list.
Yes. There's no signup, no paid tier and no daily cap, and the code is open source under AGPL-3.0.
Search demand comes from public Google and Bing autocomplete. Fan-out predictions come from the published B2B facet patterns built into the tool, or from Google's Gemini model if you add your own free key.
No tool can promise citations. Asked improves the odds by making sure your content answers the questions AI search looks for, and lets you check its predictions against Bing and Search Console data after publishing.
No. Your keyword is used only to fetch autocomplete suggestions and is never stored, and your briefs stay in your browser unless you choose to share results with the open dataset.
See What AI Search Will Ask
Start with one keyword and have a brief ready for your writer today.
No signup, no paywall, no tracking.