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FAQ Generator¶
What this helps you do¶
Generate FAQ sections grounded in your page's actual content and, on paid managed workspaces, real search and AI-visibility evidence — natural questions your audience would actually ask, with schema markup ready for rich results.
Providing a source¶
From Chat, choose the Create research-backed FAQs quick start (or ask for it directly), then give Hi, Moose something to work from:
- A source URL, or
- An attached file, or
- Pasted content
What research grounds the FAQs¶
On Paid Managed workspaces, each FAQ set shows exactly what evidence went into it:
- People Also Ask questions found
- Related searches found
- Answer-engine snapshots (Google AI Overview, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and similar) captured
- Grounding queries used
- Competitor sources compared
- Whether your Brand Voice context was applied
On Preview Mode and BYOK (Free and Premium), FAQ generation still runs from your source content and Brand Voice, but these live-search research signals show as locked, with a prompt to upgrade to a paid managed workspace to include them — live search and answer-engine collection cost Hi, Moose money to run, so it's gated the same way live research is elsewhere in the product, even on BYOK plans.
What you get¶
- A set of natural-language question/answer pairs suited to your source content.
- Structured FAQPage schema markup for search engines and answer engines.
Working with the result¶
- Save — add the FAQ set to your Library.
- Edit — revise the questions and answers directly.
- Export — download the FAQ set.
- Copy HTML — copy the rendered FAQ markup.
- Copy schema — copy the FAQPage schema markup on its own.
- If your project has a connected CMS, you can also add the FAQs directly to a page as a staged edit — see Drafts, Preview & Publishing.
Where it fits¶
FAQ generation is one of the standard follow-ups from an AEO audit when comprehensiveness or answer-readiness is holding a page back, and it applies the same Brand Voice context as content briefs.