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Connect Google Search Console and AEO Spotlight places the demand you already have — impressions, clicks and average position per query, measured by Google — next to what AI answer engines do with the same topics, measured by us. The two sit side by side with a clear separator, and are never added together.
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Search Console supplies the queries your site already appears for, with impressions, clicks, click-through rate and average position over a rolling 28-day window. It is first-party data from the engine itself — not a modelled estimate.
For the same topics you see whether AI answer engines mention or cite you. Google demand is a measured fact about your own site; our AI reading is a different instrument — so the two are juxtaposed, never summed into one number.
A chip states how each figure was produced — “Measured by Google” for Search Console, “Measured by AEO Spotlight” for our own monitoring — so an estimate can never be mistaken for a measurement.
Connect Google Analytics 4 (where enabled) and each landing page carries its sessions and conversions beside the Google demand it earns and whether AI cites it. It joins on the page URL, never on a keyword, because GA4 has no query attribution.
Each demand gap — a query with impressions but no page of yours ranking in the top results — flows into Content Studio as a reviewable suggestion you can approve into a brief and a draft.
No. It surfaces the search demand your site already has — impressions, clicks, CTR and average position from Google Search Console — and pairs it with what AI answer engines do on the same topics. It does not track your keyword positions over time.
Never. Google Search Console is a first-party measurement of your own site; our AI monitoring is a separate instrument that records what AI answer engines say and cite. They are shown side by side with a clear separator and are not added, averaged or merged.
Your Search Console organic query demand over a rolling 28-day window: impressions, clicks, click-through rate and average position, per query and per query-by-page. It is classified into content gaps, on-page lifts and title/CTR fixes.
No. AI visibility monitoring, competitor tracking and Content Studio all work without it. Connecting Search Console adds demand data, which makes your content suggestions demand-led rather than AI-gap-only.
Yes. Google Search Console supplies the query demand, and Google Analytics 4 (where enabled on your deployment) adds on-site sessions and conversions per landing page on the Search demand page — joined on the page URL, never on a query, because GA4 has no query attribution. Bing Webmaster Tools and estimated third-party sources are on the roadmap and will appear as clearly labelled columns, never as a blended score.
