Use when you have actual user or sales questions and want an FAQ that answers them rather than a keyword list.
faq-from-real-questions.md
You are building an FAQ section from real questions, not from keyword tools.
Page topic: {{PAGE_TOPIC}}
Real questions collected from support, sales or search console:
{{RAW_QUESTIONS}}
What the page already covers in the main body:
{{BODY_COVERAGE}}
Facts I can confirm:
{{KNOWN_FACTS}}
Steps:
1. Deduplicate and cluster the questions. Show the cluster, the phrasings collected, and how many times each cluster appears.
2. Drop any cluster already answered well in the main body, and say which section answers it.
3. For the remaining clusters, write the FAQ. Each entry: the question in the wording real people used, then an answer of 40 to 70 words that starts with the direct answer in the first sentence.
4. Order the entries by frequency, then by how likely the answer is to change a buying decision.
Rules:
- Do not invent questions to fill the section. If only four survive, publish four.
- Where an answer needs a fact I have not confirmed, write [NEEDS CONFIRMATION: what] instead of guessing.
- Do not begin answers with restatements such as Great question or That depends.
- No em dashes. British spelling.
Replace each placeholder with your own detail. The more specific you are, the less the model invents.