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A user asks: [THE QUESTION YOUR CUSTOMERS ACTUALLY ASK]
Answer it as you normally would, then tell me separately:
1. Which sources you drew on
2. Whether any are first-party vendor pages versus third-party reviews
3. What would have made a source more likely to be used
Do not adjust your answer because I asked. Answer first, then explain.
What do you know about [YOUR DOMAIN]?
Tell me:
- What the site covers, in your own words
- What you would cite it for, if anything
- What you would not cite it for
- Whether you are recalling it from training or would need to look it up
If you do not recognise it, say so plainly.
Describe [YOUR BRAND] in three sentences, as you would to someone who has never heard of it.
Then tell me what you are basing that on.
Is this true: [CLAIM ABOUT YOUR PRODUCT OR SITE]
Tell me:
- Whether you can verify it
- Where that verification comes from
- Whether the claim appears on the first-party source or only on third-party sites
- What would make it more verifiable
Do not accept my framing. Check it.
Read the page below as a retrieval system would, not as a human.
Tell me:
1. What factual claims are extractable as standalone statements
2. Where a claim depends on surrounding context to make sense
3. What a model would struggle to quote accurately
4. Which sections are decorative rather than informational
Page:
[PASTE]
I run a site about [TOPIC].
List 15 questions real people ask about this that a search engine would answer with an AI summary rather than a link.
For each, tell me what kind of source would most likely be cited: vendor documentation, a review site, a forum, or a news outlet.
Do not list questions I would obviously already cover.