# Buying guide from your own range

> Use when you want a buying guide that leads to your products rather than a generic explainer.

## Fill in before running

- `{{GUIDE_TITLE}}`
- `{{SITE_NAME}}`
- `{{PRODUCT_LIST_WITH_KEY_SPECS_AND_PRICES}}`
- `{{READER_DESCRIPTION}}`
- `{{USE_CASE_A}}`
- `{{USE_CASE_B}}`

## Prompt

```
Write a buying guide titled "{{GUIDE_TITLE}}" for {{SITE_NAME}}.

Range available:
{{PRODUCT_LIST_WITH_KEY_SPECS_AND_PRICES}}

Reader: {{READER_DESCRIPTION}}. They are choosing between options and do not know the jargon.

Structure:
1. The decision in one paragraph - what the real trade-off is.
2. "Start here" - 3 to 5 questions the reader should answer about themselves, each with what their answer implies.
3. A specification glossary table: Term | What it means | Why it matters | What number to look for.
4. Three named picks from the range only: best for {{USE_CASE_A}}, best for {{USE_CASE_B}}, best on a budget. For each: why it wins, who should not buy it.
5. Common mistakes - 4 bullets.

Rules:
- Only recommend products from the list. If nothing in the range fits a pick, say "no good option in range" and say what is missing.
- Every spec figure must come from the list. Do not estimate, average or round unlabelled numbers.
- Include one honest reason a reader might buy nothing at all.
- 900 to 1200 words. No em dashes. No closing summary that restates the intro.
```

## Getting a better result

- Include prices in the input - guides without price context give picks that make no sense against each other.
- The "who should not buy it" line is what makes the guide trusted. Do not let it get cut in edit.
- Run it again with a different reader description to get a second guide that does not cannibalise the first.

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From the QuQi prompt library - https://www.quqi.io/prompts/buying-guide-from-product-range