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title: "How does Lemwatch decide which questions to answer? —…"
description: "Answers Hub questions come from real search demand (GSC + Semrush) combined with in-product support tickets and AI-citation gaps."
canonical: "https://lemwatch.com/help/answers-how-questions-are-chosen"
source: "https://lemwatch.com"
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# How does Lemwatch decide which questions to answer?

> Answers Hub questions come from real search demand (GSC + Semrush) combined with in-product support tickets and AI-citation gaps.

## Quick answer

 We pull the top real-world questions from Google Search Console impressions, Semrush "questions" filter, and in-product support tickets, then rank by search volume × commercial intent.

## Selection criteria

- Query has ≥10 monthly searches or ≥50 GSC impressions

- Question maps to a specific Lemwatch capability

- No existing help article already ranks in the top 3

- Answer can be written in ≤60 words without losing accuracy

## Where to find it in Lemwatch

 **/answers** — updated weekly.

## FAQ

### Do you use AI to write answers?

 We use AI to draft; every answer is human-reviewed against the source of truth.

### How fresh is the corpus?

 Reviewed at least every 6 months; stale answers fail our lint.

## Related

- Answers Hub overview

- Schema and rich snippets


## Related

- [Help centre](https://lemwatch.com/help)
- [What is the Answers Hub?](https://lemwatch.com/help/answers-hub-overview)
- [What structured data does the Answers Hub use?](https://lemwatch.com/help/answers-schema-and-snippets)
- [What is the "Is [site] down?" tool?](https://lemwatch.com/help/is-down-tool-overview)
- [Lemwatch pricing](https://lemwatch.com/pricing)
- [Suppressed alerts in the inbox](https://lemwatch.com/help/alerts-inbox-suppressed)