AI Search Field Guideby Alex Rostovtsev

Keep a record you can check later.

Save the question and the answer together. Otherwise you’ll be comparing screenshots and trying to remember what you asked.

Observation worksheet

Business, engine, date and exact question are required. Save each answer as a separate observation.

Record each signal separately

Your saved observations

0 saved

No observations saved yet.Save an answer above and it will appear here.

The export keeps your recorded evidence, including fields you haven’t assessed.

Questions to start with

Use these as starting points. Replace the brackets with a customer need you recognise, then save the wording you actually ask. Keep the named-business checks separate from discovery.

Download the prompt library

Discovery questions

  • Which [service] suits [customer type] in [location]?

    Test a concrete customer and market. Omit location when it is irrelevant.

  • What [product category] would suit a [team size] team that needs [constraint]?

    Use a real constraint such as software compatibility or budget.

  • Who provides [specific service] for [customer type] with [special requirement]?

    Useful for a niche need. Do not add your own business name.

  • Where should I look for [service] if I need [timeframe] in [market]?

    A time constraint can change the answer; retain it on repeated checks.

Compare options

  • What should a [customer type] compare when choosing a [service provider]?

    Record the criteria as well as any brands that appear.

  • Which [product category] options support [integration] within [budget]?

    Verify compatibility and prices on current primary sources.

  • What are the trade-offs between [approach A] and [approach B] for [use case]?

    Compare approaches without forcing named brands into the question.

  • What alternatives to [category or approach] work for [specific need]?

    Use a category for discovery. If you name a brand, label that variant as branded.

Check a named business

  • Does [business name] offer [specific service] in [location]?

    Verify against the business’s current service or location page.

  • Is [business name] compatible with [tool or requirement]?

    A named check tests factual understanding, not unbranded discovery.

  • Who is [business name] suitable for, and what limitations should I check?

    Keep any qualifications or uncertainty in your saved excerpt.

  • What does [business name] say about [policy or feature], and which page supports that?

    Open the cited page. Check whether it actually supports the claim.