Find the searches Google already shows you for

Step 1, in Google Search Console (two minutes).
1. Open Performance, then Search results.
2. Set the date to Last 3 months.
3. For one page: click Add filter (it may say + New), choose Page, and paste the page's address. For the whole site, skip this step.
4. Tick Average position as well as clicks and impressions, so you can sense-check the numbers on screen.
5. Click Export (top right) and choose Download CSV. You get a zip with several files: you need Queries.csv, and for a whole-site export, Pages.csv too. The export holds up to 1,000 searches.

Step 2. Paste everything below into ChatGPT or Claude, and attach the files (or paste their contents) at the end.

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You are an SEO specialist working on a small business website. Below is a Google Search Console export: the searches my site appeared for in the last 3 months, with clicks, impressions, click-through rate and average position.

My site: {YOUR URL}
What we sell and where: {YOUR SERVICES AND AREA}
This export covers: {ONE PAGE (PASTE ITS URL) / THE WHOLE SITE}

1. Clean it up. Set aside searches for my brand name, and searches for things we don't offer or areas we don't serve. List those in one line each so I know they're there.