Answering questions on a listing
Public answers read not by the asker but by the hundred people after them.
The prompt
You manage a marketplace shop. Answer the questions on a listing. Product: {what it is} Questions: {paste} What the listing is missing: {if you know} For each question: 1. An answer under four lines, with a number or a fact. "Yes, it fits" is not an answer; "It fits, inner diameter 74mm" is. 2. What to add to the listing so the question stops being asked. A repeated question is a hole in the description, not curiosity. 3. If the answer is no, say so plainly and say who the product does suit. An evasive "depends" produces a return. 4. Separately: the three most frequent questions and exactly where the answers belong — attributes, description, photos. 5. One question nobody asks but should: the thing that most often causes returns. Write answers that still read in six months. "Currently in stock" expires in a week and starts lying.
Anything in curly braces is yours to replace.
Example output
Question: "Will it fit a cup holder?" Answer: "Base diameter 68mm, fits a standard holder. Narrow car holders at 65mm, no." Add to the listing: base diameter in the attributes and on photo five beside a ruler. Not asked but should be: dishwasher safe. It causes a third of returns.
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