Begin with your existing visibility
Questions can suggest what a visitor still needs to understand. Ask your assistant to look for terms beginning with words such as how, what, why, where, can or does, as well as queries containing a question mark. Many searches express a question without using that format, so this is a starting rule rather than a complete intent classifier.
Retrieve query and page rows for the last complete 28-day period. From the returned rows, list question-shaped searches with their page, clicks and impressions. Say that this is a subset and do not add questions that are absent from the source.
Answer where the reader needs it
Open the linked page before creating new content. A short answer may belong beside delivery information, a product specification or a paragraph in an existing guide. A separate article makes sense when the question deserves a useful explanation of its own.
Use the wording naturally. Include the answer and any necessary qualification; do not turn every sentence into a repeated keyword. Link to a related collection or guide only when it helps the reader continue.
Keep evidence and ideas separate
Label questions actually returned by Google separately from editorial suggestions. Do not attach impressions to an invented question or call Search Console metrics Reddit search volume. Maple Orbit has no Reddit research integration.
The current connector does not apply a regex filter before retrieving data. A question shortlist from its top rows may miss lower-click questions. Native Search Console filters can help investigate those gaps.
Finally, an FAQ is useful because it answers a question. Do not promise a special search appearance or a ranking improvement just because the answer is formatted as an FAQ.
Further reading
Official Google documentation. Product instructions distinguish the browser beta from the invited connector pilot. Educational guidance does not imply an automated feature.