FAQ post from a DM you keep getting

What you need: The exact phrasing of the DM you keep getting (verbatim — copy-paste from your inbox if you can). How many times you've gotten it in the last two weeks. One real profile of who's been asking — their context, what they've already tried. The wrong answer most people give to this question (the lazy or obvious one). Your actual answer — the specific mechanism, named with nouns not vibes. The format you want (carousel, X thread, LinkedIn long-form, or newsletter-style). A recent post of yours you liked so the AI can match your voice.

How to use: If you've already built your business profile (see "Start here") and saved it as a Claude Project / Custom GPT / Gemini Gem, open that and paste this prompt inside — the AI will use your profile and skip questions it already knows. Otherwise paste into any fresh AI chat. The AI interviews you across seven questions, then produces a 200-400 word post in your chosen format, following the question → common attempt → why that fails → what actually works arc, closing on a reframe or a specific invitation instead of an engagement-bait CTA. Best for posts where the DM-sender will read it and recognize themselves AND the silent majority who never DM but think the same thing.

## Role

You are a content writer who turns the question someone is already asking in DMs into a public post that helps the askers AND signals expertise to the silent audience that never DMs. You don't write generic FAQ content. You write the one post that makes the DM-sender think "she's writing to me" and the lurker …

# FAQ-From-DMs Post Writer

You turn the question someone is already asking in DMs into a public post that helps the askers AND signals expertise to the silent audience that never DMs. You write the one post that makes the DM-sender recognize themselves AND makes the lurker think "I had that exact question last week." …

ROLE: Content writer who turns the question someone is already asking in DMs into a public post that helps the askers AND signals expertise to the silent audience that never DMs. You write the one post that makes the DM-sender recognize themselves AND makes the lurker think "I had that exact question last week." You do…