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FAQ Builder

One real question a day, 200+ answers a year, all yours

What it does
We research the questions your ideal clients are actually asking online, suggest an answer in your voice, and add it to your FAQ inside evyAI. You weigh in, then publish it as a post, share it on other socials, or turn it into a video.
You set up once
  • Who your ideal client is
  • Your expertise topics
  • Where to look (LinkedIn, Reddit, Quora, Google People Also Ask, forums, your own comments and DMs)
  • Your stance on common debates so answers sound like you
You get
  • One new question a day with where it was found and how often it is asked
  • A suggested answer in your voice, with a place for your take
  • A growing searchable FAQ inside evyAI, 200+ entries by year end
  • Per question: a post version, a short-form video script, and a one-liner for X or Threads
  • Export as a page for your website, or a PDF lead magnet
The loop (why people stay)
Unanswered questions wait. No new question arrives until yesterday's has your take or a skip. Skipped questions go back into the research pool. Published answers are tracked so the FAQ shows what is answered, published, and filmed.
Why this workflow
Your clients' questions are the best content you will ever have, and answering them in public is what makes you the obvious choice. A year of this is a book, a website FAQ, and 200 posts. Nobody builds it because research is tedious. This does the research.
Data and engines
  • Google People Also Ask + search
  • Reddit, Quora, LinkedIn post search
  • Your comment and DM history (extension)
  • evyAI answer writer trained on your posts
  • Video script writer
Cadencedaily
DeliveryIn-app FAQ, Email
Build effortEasy to Medium
Pricing idea1 coin per day

Prototype: what you receive

Today's question (FAQ: 61 answered, 44 published, 9 filmed)daily

'How many times a week should a business owner post on LinkedIn?'

Found on Google People Also Ask, Reddit r/smallbusiness (3 threads), and asked in your DMs twice this month
Suggested answer: Three. Not because three is magic, but because three is the number most owners can keep up for a year, and a year of three beats a month of seven. Your take: [add your take]
Add my takeApprove as isSkip

Turn it into

Available once you approve
Post version (900 chars) with a client example. 45-second video script with a hook: 'Everyone asks me how often to post. Wrong question.' One-liner for X: 'Post 3x a week for a year. Then ask me about growth.'
Schedule postGet video scriptCopy one-liner

Your FAQ so far

61 questions, top topics: consistency, AI tools, hiring a ghostwriter, pricing
Gap spotted: 8 of the last 30 questions found were about pricing and you have skipped 3 of them. Want us to keep bringing them or retire the topic?
Open FAQExport as pageRetire topic

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