AI Content Recommendations
AI content recommendations in Yogoo AI tell you what to publish for the buyer questions where AI answers in your market didn’t name you. Each one is tied to a single question. The biggest gaps on the questions buyers ask most sit at the top of your list.
It’s content optimization for AI, built from your own market’s answers instead of a general SEO checklist. Yogoo AI asks your market’s questions every day on ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews, or the engines available for your market. It reads each answer for your name or a link to your site, then turns the questions you’re missing into a working list.
What does each recommendation show?
- The question. The buyer question word for word, the way Yogoo AI asks it, like “best GEO tools for B2B SaaS”.
- The type. Win a query means AI answers to that question aren’t naming you. A refresh points at a page you already have.
- How often you show up. The share of AI answers to that question that included you. A zero here is a real measurement: Yogoo AI collected the answers, and you weren’t in any of them.
- Why it’s High impact. One line on the size of your gap and how often buyers ask that question.
- The move. A suggested next step for that question, a starting point for your own brief.
- The status. Once you’ve started one, it’s marked In progress.
Only answers Yogoo AI actually collected go into that figure. If we couldn’t collect an answer, we say so and leave it out of the count, so it never shows up as a miss against you. A Google search that returned no AI Overview is different. We collected that one; Google just didn’t show an AI answer, so it counts as a real zero.
How does Yogoo AI decide what goes first?
Two things set the order of your AI content recommendations: how big your gap is on a question, and how often buyers ask it. A question where you’re missing from every collected answer, and that buyers ask every week, sits above a question with the same gap that few people ask. The ones at the top carry a High impact label, so start there.
Why does each recommendation start from one question?
The AI engines don’t pull from the same sources, so one checklist can’t cover all of them. Yogoo AI saw this in its 500-prompt AI search optimization study, which collected 8,695 answers across five engines on 10 and 11 August 2026:
| What we counted | Result |
|---|---|
| Perplexity answers that cited at least one source | 1,738 of 1,738 (100.0%) |
| GPT-4o-mini + web search (API) answers that cited at least one source | 35.5% of 1,740 answers |
| Perplexity answers that cited reddit.com | 64.0% of 1,738 answers |
| Gemini 2.5 Flash + web search (API) answers that cited reddit.com | 12.8% of 1,740 answers |
| Domains in every engine’s top 10 most-cited list | None |
ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini were tested through their APIs with web search turned on, so those three stand in for the consumer apps. Google AI Overviews and Perplexity were the real answers.
The same site can show up in most answers on one engine and in few on another. So Yogoo AI starts from the question and the answers it collected, and builds the recommendation from there.
What happens after you act on one?
New recommendations land on the Active tab. Once you start one, it stays there marked In progress. Mark it done when you’ve published, or dismiss it with the X if it doesn’t fit your business. Done and Dismissed each get their own tab, and All shows every recommendation you’ve had.
Before you publish, you can check whether a page is ready to get cited by AI with Yogoo AI’s free skill.
Publishing against a recommendation doesn’t guarantee an engine will name you. A change only means something across two dated windows with their counts, like the 28 days ending 1 November 2026 against the 28 days ending 29 November 2026.
Where do trending topics and drafts fit?
Recommendations cover two kinds of moves: winning a question you’re missing from, and refreshing a page you already have. Trending topics moved out of this view and now sit in the Content Calendar, part of Content Workflow, next to the brief generator and the ready-to-edit Google Business Profile, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X and Reddit drafts.
Which plan includes Recommendations?
The Recommendations view, where your AI content recommendations live, starts on Pro, at $99 a month. Pro also covers 6 trackers, one business and market each, with a dashboard that refreshes weekly.
Recommendations are a workflow tool. They don’t change your Yogoo Score or the answers behind it, and those are the same on every plan. Everyone in a measured market gets their Yogoo Score with its counts, each engine in their market on its own line, a sample of the questions buyers ask AI, and the full rivals table for free. The pricing page lists what each plan adds.
If you want the full method behind the counts, how Yogoo AI measures AI visibility walks through it step by step.