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Query-to-click datasets built around downstream behavior

Query-to-Click Datasets connect approved query classes with destination domains, content categories, and later journey stages. Standard delivery uses aggregated groups and a documented taxonomy. Available fields depend on source rights, market coverage, and the approved purpose.

Best for

Search product teams

Ranking and retrieval teams

SEO and content intelligence

Market research

Delivery options

Aggregated query-to-domain tables

API or scheduled files

CSV or Parquet

Custom taxonomy and period cuts

Example fields

A schema buyers can inspect

Names and definitions are illustrative. Production fields are confirmed during scoping and documented before delivery.

query_class

Approved intent, topic, or demand category

search_channel

Classic search, AI discovery, or another approved channel class

destination_domain

Normalized clicked domain where available

destination_category

Content, brand, product, or market category

click_position_band

Grouped result position where the source supports it

journey_stage

Derived discovery, research, comparison, or action stage

Questions it supports

Use the signal for a defined decision

  • Evaluate search and retrieval paths
  • Map query intent by destination
  • Find content demand gaps
  • Study downstream journey outcomes
Product boundaries

Controls are part of the product

  • Query classes are the standard output
  • Private AI conversations are outside the standard offer
  • Sensitive classes require exclusion or review
  • Fields depend on source rights and jurisdiction
Topic guide

Intent graph data from searches, clicks, and journey transitions

A practical guide to intent graph nodes, edges, weights, time windows, model applications, quality checks, and privacy limits.

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Use case

Search and SEO intelligence beyond keyword volume

Connect searches to real downstream journeys. Discover content demand, AI-search behavior, competing domains, and the topics that drive action.

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Industry

Behavioral data for models that need market context

Build ranking, recommendation, forecasting, and retrieval systems with documented behavioral features.

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Research

AI summaries change what happens after a Google search

BGraph analysis of Pew browsing data on Google AI summaries, result clicks, cited-source clicks, query length, and session endings.

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Product FAQ

Before you request a sample

Does the standard dataset include raw queries?

The standard format uses approved query classes and aggregate counts. More detailed text fields require a separate source-rights, privacy, and purpose review.

Can the dataset connect clicks to later journey stages?

Yes, where permitted coverage supports the sequence. The available look-forward window and aggregation level are confirmed during scoping.

Can BGraph use our intent taxonomy?

Yes. Query classes, destination categories, and journey stages can be mapped to a buyer taxonomy during sample design.

Define the scope

Tell us the market,
fields, and workflow.

We will verify coverage and propose a sample that matches the intended use.

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