Search Data
Write for what people really search
Search Data looks at Google at the moment you press Run and brings back three things about your Main Keyword:
- Keywords people search. The related searches Google shows for your keyword.
- Questions people ask. The questions from the "People also ask" block.
- Google AI Overview. The answer Google's own AI gives for the keyword, when Google shows one.
The article is then planned around this data.
Turning on Search Data
Open 1-Click Blog Post or Bulk Article Generation and find the Search Data card in Core Settings, next to Content Score. The switch is on by default.
The icon at the top of the page shows the state: it is purple while Search Data is on and grey while it is off. Click it to jump to the card.
Search Data is available for the AI models of the new list. It uses the Language and Target country you chose in Core Settings.
What changes in your article
- Headings and sections. A search that needs an answer of its own becomes a section or a subsection. Other fitting searches are used as keywords inside the section where they belong.
- FAQ. The questions are taken from what people really ask on Google, in their own wording.
- Coverage. The article covers the points Google's AI Overview gives for the keyword and then goes further: specifics, exceptions, how to choose.
Searches that do not fit your topic are left out, for example a search that names another brand or a website.
Google AI Overview
Google AI Overview is the answer Google writes with its own AI and shows at the top of the results, above the websites. At the moment you press Run, Search Data takes the text of this answer together with the searches and the questions people ask. The article is planned so that it covers the same points and goes further: specifics, exceptions, how to choose.
Search Data and Content Score
They answer two different questions and work well together.
| Content Score | Search Data | |
|---|---|---|
| Looks at | the pages that rank in Google's top 10 | what people search and ask |
| Decides | article type, size, number of sections, keywords of the top pages | which searches and questions the sections and the FAQ answer |
| Works alone | yes | yes |
With both switched on, Content Score sets the shape of the article and Search Data fills it with what readers are looking for.
Price
Search Data costs 0.1 credit per article. The credit is charged only when data was found. The total under the Run button shows the price of the article with everything you switched on; hover over it to see the breakdown.
Good to know
- If you give your own Outline, your headings stay exactly as you wrote them. Search Data is then used for keywords and the FAQ only.
- Your own Keywords always come first. Search Data adds to them.
- For a few countries Google data is not available. The Search Data switch is then turned off, the article is written as usual and nothing is charged for Search Data.
- Search Data does not slow the generation down in any noticeable way.