Questions from Search Console

The From Search Console tab of Questions lists longer, question-like searches that brought your website into Google results over the last 12 months. People who type such queries are often looking for the kind of answer an AI assistant would give, so the list is a good place to find content topics and candidates for new tracked customer questions.

Open a project, select Questions in the sidebar and switch to the From Search Console tab. The Tracked tab next to it holds the questions Searcherries checks in AI answers. The tab needs a connected Google Search Console site; until one is connected it shows a button to connect Google Search Console.

Read and sort the table

Column	Meaning
Question	The search query reported by Google.
GSC Clicks	Search clicks attributed to the query over the last 12 months.
GSC Impressions	Reported search appearances for the query over the last 12 months.

The table always covers the last 12 months; the period selector used elsewhere does not apply here. It is sorted by GSC Impressions by default. Select a metric heading to change the sort, and use the pagination below the table to see more rows.

Hover over a row and use the copy button to copy the question, for example into your content plan or into the Tracked tab.

The clicks and impressions are the actual Search Console figures for those queries. Google does not separate AI Overviews or AI Mode clicks in this data. Google explains how AI features are measured.

Use a question

Start with a query that has meaningful impressions and is relevant to your business. Inspect the related page and ask whether it answers the need clearly. Queries with clicks reveal existing strengths; queries with impressions but few clicks suggest topics to investigate.

Add a query to the Tracked tab only if you want Searcherries to monitor it in AI answers. The Search Console list does not add questions or use your question balance on its own.

If the table is empty

Check the connected Google site and the project's language. An empty table means no matching queries were reported in the last 12 months; it does not mean the website never appears in AI answers.