Prompt Volumes

Prompt Volumes help you understand how often specific types of questions are being asked across AI platforms. This data helps you prioritize which prompts to track and optimize for.

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Searching for prompts

Use the search bar to look up any prompt and see its volume across AI platforms. You can search for specific queries like “write a business plan” or browse by category.

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Categories

Browse prompts by industry category:

• SaaS — Software and business tool comparisons
• Tech — Technology and development topics
• Ecommerce — Shopping and product queries
• Finance — Financial planning and investment questions
• Travel — Travel planning and destination queries

Each category shows popular prompt examples to help you discover relevant queries for your industry.

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Understanding the details page

When you select a prompt, you’ll see detailed volume data and trends. The details page shows:

• Total Prompt Volume — The aggregate number of prompts across all platforms
• Change indicator — How volume has changed compared to the previous period
• Platform breakdown — Individual volumes for ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, and other platforms

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Filtering your data

Use the filter bar to narrow down prompt volume data to specific segments.

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Platforms

Filter by specific AI platforms to see where users are asking questions. Available platforms include ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and XAI.

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Regions

Filter by geographic region to understand regional search behavior. Search for specific countries or select “All Regions” to see global data.

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Demographics

Filter by demographic segments to understand your audience better:

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Reading the chart

The volume chart visualizes prompt trends over your selected time period.

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Understanding the lines

Each colored line represents a different AI platform:

• Black line — Typically represents ChatGPT (highest volume)
• Blue line — Gemini
• Orange line — Claude
• Teal line — Perplexity

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Analyzing trends

When reading the chart, look for:

• Spikes — Sudden increases may indicate trending topics or seasonal interest
• Dips — Decreases around holidays or events (e.g., the drop around Dec 25-27)
• Platform divergence — When one platform trends differently, it may indicate platform-specific behavior
• Overall trajectory — Is volume growing, stable, or declining over time?

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