You already know your obvious keywords. The revenue is in the questions you’ve never seen, the adjacent, long-tail prompts buyers ask assistants where a competitor gets cited and you don’t appear at all.
How do I find new topics my audience is asking AI about?
Start by expanding from your core topics into the adjacent questions people actually ask assistants, then check which ones already trigger competitor mentions. Tools like AnswerThePublic surface question phrasing, while AEO platforms reveal which prompts return a brand citation.
SearchFIT turns AI search visibility from a black box into a plan.
Surface buyer questions in and around your category that you have zero visibility on today, the gaps competitors are quietly filling.
Start with one topic and SearchFit branches into the related and long-tail prompts assistants answer, so your map grows beyond the obvious.
See exactly which discovered questions already name a rival, so you can prioritize the ones worth contesting first.
New questions appear as buyer language shifts, so your discovery list stays current instead of going stale after one export.
Filter to low-competition, high-intent questions where you can earn a citation fast with a single well-built piece of content.
Send any discovered question into a prioritized content plan, so discovery turns into published, citable answers.
Research deepens the topics you already know; discovery finds the ones you don’t. SearchFit expands from seed themes into adjacent and long-tail questions buyers ask AI, surfacing demand you weren’t targeting at all.
Every discovered prompt is scored on buyer intent, competition, and whether a competitor is already cited. That lets you separate genuine quick wins from noise instead of drowning in a raw keyword dump.
We scan real prompts across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Google Gemini, DeepSeek and Grok, plus emerging assistants, so discovered questions reflect how buyers research today, not just historical search logs.
Yes. Buyer language shifts constantly, so SearchFit continuously surfaces fresh questions rather than handing you a one-time export that ages out.
Any prompt you discover can be sent straight into a content brief designed to be cited by AI, so you move from finding a gap to filling it without switching tools.