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Describe the page — get 6-12 real-user questions with crawler-friendly answers, each tagged with intent + placement, plus a paste-ready JSON-LD FAQPage block.
7 page types × 4 tones (informative / friendly / authoritative / direct). Every Q&A tagged with intent, keyword target, and on-page placement.
6-12 real-user questions with crawler-friendly answers, plus a paste-ready JSON-LD FAQPage schema block for SERP rich snippets. Pair with Meta Description and Title Generator for a complete on-page pass.
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Input: DTC weighted blanket · Product page · Helpful tone · 10 Q&A
You have 30 nights to try your blanket at home. If the weight doesn't feel right, we'll send a free exchange (10 lb, 15 lb, or 20 lb) with a prepaid return label — no restocking fee, no return-to-the-post-office run. About 18% of first-time buyers swap weights; we'd rather you end up with the right one than settle.
Our cover is 100% oeko-tex-certified cotton with a loose weave — it breathes more than the bamboo-rayon or minky-fleece covers you'll see on Amazon. In testing with side-sleepers in a 74°F bedroom, surface temperature under the blanket stabilized within 2°F of room temp after 20 minutes. If your bedroom runs warmer than 76°F in summer, a lighter 10 lb option or pairing with a cooling sheet works better than the 15 lb.
Machine-wash the cotton cover separately on cold, gentle cycle, tumble-dry low. The inner weighted insert (which holds the glass beads) can go in most home washers rated for 15+ lb, but any commercial laundromat front-loader will handle it comfortably. Don't dry-clean — the solvents degrade the bead seams over time. Every 6-8 weeks is typical.
+ JSON-LD FAQPage schema auto-generated from the 10 Q&A, validated, paste-ready for your <head> · implementation tips · suggested gaps for a v2 run
Paste a short brief — what the page is, who it's for, maybe a list of common objections — pick a page type (product / service / software / blog post / landing / help center / about), pick a tone, and you get back 6-12 Q&A pairs plus a ready-to-paste JSON-LD FAQPage schema block. The questions are written the way a real user would type them into Google, not how a marketing team would phrase them. Answers are 40-260 words, lead with the direct answer in the first sentence, and never invent facts you didn't provide.
The schema is valid JSON-LD conforming to schema.org's FAQPage spec — you can paste it into Google's Rich Results Test (https://search.google.com/test/rich-results) to verify. Eligibility for the actual rich snippet SERP treatment requires three things: (a) valid schema (we ship this), (b) the same Q&A visibly rendered on the page (also your job), and (c) Google deciding your page is high-quality enough for the feature. We can't guarantee (c) — no tool can — but we cover (a) fully and help you structure (b).
Seven: product (e-commerce / SaaS), service (agency / consulting / local business), software (app / dev tool / API), blog post (how-to / guide / explainer), landing (single-CTA marketing page), help center (support KB), and about (company / founder page). Each page type shifts the prompt: product pages mix objection-handling with specs; software pages lean technical + commercial; blog posts skew informational; help centers skew transactional/navigational. Pick the closest match.
Under 40 words is too thin to be pulled as a featured snippet or People-Also-Ask answer. Over 260 words gets truncated in Google's snippet cards mid-sentence, which looks sloppy and loses the click. 60-150 words is the sweet spot for most queries. The prompt enforces the range hard — if the model overshoots, we retry. The first sentence always leads with the direct answer, which is what Google pulls into the snippet card.
Every Q&A is tagged with one of informational (user wants to learn), transactional (user wants to do / buy / sign up), commercial (user is comparing / evaluating before buying), or navigational (user wants a specific page or contact). This matters because a page targeting commercial intent (like a product or landing page) that only has informational FAQs will rank for the wrong searches and convert badly. Across the pack we enforce at least 3 different intent values to avoid that single-intent trap.
Each Q&A gets a suggested placement: hero (above the fold, for top objections), mid-page (woven into content sections), dedicated-section (a labelled "FAQ" block, the default for blog posts), footer (quieter UX but still crawlable), or dedicated-page (its own /faq or /support route). The goal: instead of one 12-question FAQ block at the bottom of your page, you move 2-4 of the highest-objection Qs above the fold where they actually prevent bounces. The rest go in the FAQ block.
No. This is the single most common FAQ-generator failure mode — a tool that cheerfully writes "we have a 30-day return policy" when you never told it. Our prompt bans invention: if you didn't state a return window, shipping time, integration, price, or credential, the answer uses ranges, conditional phrasing ("pricing starts at [your starting price]"), or bracketed placeholders you fill in. This is stricter than competitors but the output is actually publishable.
Yes — describe the topic in any supported language (Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, French, German, Korean, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, and more) and the Q&A pack comes back in that language with valid JSON-LD. Intent, keyword target, and placement labels stay in English because schema.org is English; the user-facing Q&A matches your page language.
Three things. First, the JSON-LD schema is validated JSON (matching the faqs array order), so paste-and-ship works — ChatGPT output often has subtle escaping errors. Second, the structure is consistent: every Q&A ships with intent + keyword target + placement tags that you can use in your CMS's own metadata. Third, the prompt is tuned against known failure modes — no invented facts, banned marketing clichés, balanced intent mix, 40-260 word answers — so you don't have to re-prompt three times to fix each issue.
First 3 runs per day are free without signup. Free accounts get 30 credits/month; each FAQ generation costs 2 credits. Pro accounts get 1,500 credits/month, which is enough for hundreds of page FAQs per month across a content site or catalog.