Product process fact researcher
Paste maker, supplier and test notes. Get true facts rivals never state, as specific ad claims.
Product process fact researcher is a free AI skill for the job "Write ad copy". Give the instructions to an AI assistant that supports the required files and tools, then review its output.
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What it does
Most shops sell on the same words as everyone else: "high quality", "carefully made". Meanwhile the real story sits in a supplier email or a factory spec, and nobody reads it. A fact that every maker in your field could state, but none has, can still be yours to claim first. The old brewing ad that told buyers how the bottles were washed and filtered is the classic case. This skill reads your notes in full and lists every step, check and standard, even the ones that feel ordinary. For each one it asks: does the buyer know this, would it surprise them, does it show care. The good ones become claims with a number or something visible. Each claim is marked true or unproven, with the proof next to it.
You give it
- Maker or supplier notes, spec sheets, test results and process steps
- A few things rivals say on their pages (optional)
- The buyer's main doubt (optional)
- Competitors (optional)
You get
- A table of facts: what it is, true or not, whether a rival says it, and the proof
- Your top five facts as ad and page claims, each with a number or something to picture
- Claims that need proof before you use them
- Questions to ask your maker to find more
Use it when
- Your product page says "premium quality" and you can't say why it is.
- You have a factory visit, a supplier PDF or lab results sitting unused.
- A rival says the same things you do, and you need a fact that makes your page different.
How to use it
- Start a chat with the skill. Open it if you added it to your AI, or copy it and paste it in.
- Paste everything you have about how the product is made and tested. Long is fine.
- Paste two or three things your rivals say about the same product, and the one doubt your buyers raise most.
- Check the table. Send the "ask your maker" questions and run the skill again with the answers.
- Use only the claims marked as backed. Show the proof beside any bold one.