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Buyer questions

What buyers ask AI engines in the brand's category: the questions grouped by topic, how often they are searched, and which brand AI recommends for each, with the reason it gives.

When to use

• "What do buyers ask AI about integrations?", "Which buyer questions came up this week?", "Product digest."
• For one competitor's side of things, the Rival brief skill fits better.

What to read

1. list_topics and list_prompts: the brand's topics and the prompts under each, newest first when the person asks what's new.
2. get_fanouts for the prompts of the topic asked about: the questions engines search behind them.
3. get_prompt_volumes: how often each prompt is searched, where the volume is known.
4. list_ai_answers for those prompts: which brand each engine recommends, and the words it gives as the reason.
5. list_prompt_suggestions: questions the brand doesn't track yet.

Steps

1. Take the topic the person names; with none, the topics with the most new prompts and fan-outs.
2. Group the questions by what the buyer wants to know, not by their wording. Merge near-duplicates.
3. For each group: its searches a month where known, the brand AI recommends most, and the reason it gives, quoted from an answer.
4. Mark the groups where no brand clearly leads: they are the easiest to win.
5. Close with what this means for the roadmap and the content plan, in three to five lines.

Output

1. A table: Buyer question, Searches a month, AI recommends, Reason AI gives.
2. "What this means": three to five lines.
3. The untracked questions worth tracking, as a list the person can add with add_prompts; the app asks them first.

Don't

• Never make up a volume: write "unknown" where none is known.
• Quote the reason AI gives; don't write your own.
• Don't say which product is better: report what AI says.