Mine your content for questions answer engines extract, draft a direct-answer paragraph, and surface FAQ opportunities.
Direct answer
The AEO Question Miner scans your page text for questions answer engines extract, drafts a concise direct-answer paragraph, and surfaces FAQ and definition opportunities.
Direct answer draft
What is AEO
Detected questions
List/step opportunities: 0
It detects question patterns (what, how, why, when, who, which), classifies them by type, drafts a direct-answer paragraph from your content, and identifies definition and list/step opportunities that answer engines prefer to cite.
Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) is the practice of structuring content so AI answer engines like Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, and ChatGPT can extract and cite it. Leading with a concise direct answer and using question-style headings makes extraction easier.
Add a concise direct-answer paragraph right under your H1, convert detected questions into H2 headings, and add FAQPage schema for the questions you keep. Keep answers under about 60 words where possible.
Drop in the text content of a page. The miner scans it for question patterns and classifies each by type (what, how, why, when, who, which).
The tool drafts a concise answer paragraph from your content. Lead your page with this answer, right under the H1.
Convert the detected questions into H2 or H3 headings and answer each in under about 60 words so answer engines can extract them cleanly.
For genuine FAQ content, add FAQPage JSON-LD with the questions you keep so search engines and AI systems can parse them.
H1: "What is AEO?" followed immediately by a one-sentence answer: "AEO is the practice of structuring content so AI answer engines can extract and cite it."
Use "How do I optimize for answer engines?" as an H2, then answer in a short, scannable paragraph with a list of concrete steps.
Fix: Match AEO to page type and intent. A pricing or contact page rarely needs an FAQ; an educational article often does.
Fix: Keep direct answers under about 60 words. Long paragraphs are harder for answer engines to surface as concise citations.
Fix: Only add FAQPage schema for questions you actually answer on the page. Inventing questions misleads users and engines.
AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) is the practice of structuring content so AI answer engines can extract and cite it — direct answers, question-style headings, and FAQ schema.
No. AEO recommendations should match page type and search intent. A pricing or contact page does not need a long FAQ; an educational article often benefits from one.
It scans your pasted text for question patterns (what, how, why, when, who, which) and classifies each by type, then drafts a direct answer from surrounding sentences.
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