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Content that answers the question your buyer asks.
ChatGPT builds its recommendations from web pages. Write the page that answers your buyer’s exact question, with the answer in its first two sentences. This tool maps your site against the questions your buyers actually ask, hands you a dated publishing calendar for the gaps, and writes the brief for every page: headline, answer format, on-page checklist, FAQ schema generated for you.
STEP 1 / QUESTIONS
Start from the questions buyers actually ask.
Import your prompt set from the Baseline Kit — questions where you scored a run and weren’t named on ChatGPT arrive flagged, because those are the ones a page can actually fix. Or paste your own questions, one per line.
STEP 2 / COVERAGE
Which page answers each question? Be brutal.
Paste the URL of the page that answers the question outright; a page that only mentions the topic does not count. The test: if an AI read only that page’s first two sentences, would it have the answer? If no page passes that test, leave it empty. That’s a gap, and gaps are good news — each one is a page you now know is worth writing.
STEP 3 / THE CALENDAR
The gaps, dated. Then stop and re-measure.
STEP 4 / THE BRIEF
One page, one question, answered like you mean it.
Click a calendar row to build its brief. Write the two-sentence answer here and the tool generates your FAQ schema and your meta description from it — the same words doing three jobs.
PAGE BRIEF
THE ANSWER — FIRST TWO SENTENCES OF THE PAGE
THE TEST: IF AI READS ONLY THESE TWO SENTENCES, DID IT GET THE ANSWER?
PAGE OUTLINE
- H1 = the buyer's question, word for word.
- The two-sentence answer, first. Everything else supports it.
- Specifics nobody else publishes: real prices, real timelines, real photos, what you stock.
- When you’re not the right choice — one honest paragraph. It reads as trust, because it is.
- An FAQ block: 2–3 adjacent questions, each answered in two sentences.
ON-PAGE CHECKLIST
- Title tag ≤ 60 characters, containing the question’s phrasing.
- Meta description = your two-sentence answer (it’s already the right length and job).
- Exactly one H1. Question-phrased H2s for sections.
- Internal link to this page from your most-visited related page.
- Add the URL to your sitemap.xml.
- Submit the sitemap in Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools. Bing feeds Copilot, and OpenAI names Microsoft among the search providers ChatGPT’s search sometimes queries.
FAQ SCHEMA — GENERATED FROM YOUR ANSWER, PASTE INTO THE PAGE’S <HEAD>
Write your two-sentence answer above and the schema appears here.
The validator is Schema.org’s own, which reads every type. Google’s Rich Results Test reports only the result types Google still shows, and its changelog says the FAQ rich result “is no longer shown in Google Search results” since May 2026, so a correct FAQ block would come back from that test looking empty. The markup still tells an engine which question the page answers.
HONESTY: SCHEMA IS DISAMBIGUATION HELP. PAGES WITHOUT IT GET CITED EVERY DAY. ANYONE TELLING YOU NO-SCHEMA = INVISIBLE IS SELLING SOMETHING.
AFTER THE GAPS
Where the next briefs come from — the honest version of “post daily.”
When the gap list hits zero, you don’t stop publishing — you stop publishing without a reason. Three feeds keep the calendar full: (1) re-measure monthly — models update, competitors publish, new gaps appear on their own; (2) mine your Reddit log — every thread you answered in the Reddit Assistant is a page topic with a proven asker; (3) refresh what slipped — pages whose questions you used to be named on and aren’t anymore get updated before anything new gets written.
THE PART A FREE TOOL CAN’T DO
The plan is free. Writing each page and putting it live is the work.
On the monthly plan, your Monday, Wednesday and Friday note hands you the next task from your own baseline, and the same questions run again so you can see which pages moved an answer. On Done For You, we write the pages and put them on your site after you approve them.