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Turn Real Customer Questions into Rankable Blog Posts with an AI Interview Prompt

Do this first

Find questions your customers actually ask

Go to findquestions.com and type in what you sell. Reel Playbooks addition: be specific ("roof repair" beats "roofer"); the site emails you a list of question ideas, so use an inbox you check. It is run by the creator's agency, HeyTony. Free alternatives include AnswerThePublic and the People Also Ask box in Google.

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Summary

Generic AI blog posts rarely stand out. The creator's "sneaky" fix: start from questions real customers ask, then flip the usual workflow so the AI interviews you before it writes anything. Answering ten questions by voice gives the post your experience, case studies and opinions, which is what makes it genuinely helpful. This playbook covers the question research, the exact interview prompt, and how to turn your answers into a publishable post.

Skill level
Beginner
Time to implement
90 min
Cost
Free
Platform
Instagram
Tools
ChatGPT, Claude
Outcomes
More traffic
Last verified
Nov 15, 2026

Set upWhat you need

  • A free question research tool such as findquestions.com (it emails you blog ideas based on real Reddit questions)

  • ChatGPT or Claude, ideally with voice mode on your phone

  • A blog or website where you can publish posts

  • About 90 minutes for your first post

ToolsChatGPTClaude

Do thisStep by step

0 of 5 steps done

  1. Find questions your customers actually ask

    Go to findquestions.com and type in what you sell. Reel Playbooks addition: be specific ("roof repair" beats "roofer"); the site emails you a list of question ideas, so use an inbox you check. It is run by the creator's agency, HeyTony. Free alternatives include AnswerThePublic and the People Also Ask box in Google.

  2. Pick one question to answer

    Choose a question that a buyer would ask shortly before hiring someone like you. Reel Playbooks addition: search it on Google first; if the results are thin or generic, it is a good target.

  3. Paste the interview prompt

    Open ChatGPT or Claude and paste the creator's prompt, replacing the bracket with your question: I'm writing a blog post answering this question: [QUESTION]. Ask me anything you need to know the answer to in order to write a blog post that is truly helpful and unique. It should include my experience, expertise, case studies, examples, opinions, etc. Keep it limited to 10 questions. Ask me them one at a time. I'm lazy, I'll be using voice mode to answer them. Give me time to breathe in between the questions.

  4. Answer by voice, one question at a time

    Switch to voice mode and talk through each answer naturally, including stories, numbers, mistakes and opinions. The more specific you are, the more unique the post.

  5. Have the AI draft, then edit as yourself

    Reel Playbooks addition: after the tenth answer, ask: "Write the blog post using only my answers, in my voice, with a clear H1 that matches the question, short sections, and a call to action to contact us." Then fact-check, add a photo or example from your own work, and publish it with a descriptive title and meta description.

Heads upCommon mistakes & tips

  • The interview is the point. Skipping your answers and asking the AI to just write the post produces the same generic content everyone else has.

  • Reel Playbooks addition: the reel says this content is "more likely to rank than anything you're gonna write yourself"; that is the creator's opinion, not a guarantee. Google rewards helpful, people-first content, which this method supports.

  • Reel Playbooks addition: the reel's on-screen caption promises ranking in "1 hour a week"; results vary by competition and site authority and we have not verified that claim.

  • Reel Playbooks addition: link each new post to a relevant service page so the traffic has somewhere to go.

MD

Matt Diamante

@heytony.agencyIG

Original strategy by Matt Diamante. Watch the original on Instagram.

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MeasureHow to know it worked

The draft contains details only you could know (your numbers, stories and opinions), not filler. After publishing, check Google Search Console over the following weeks for impressions and clicks on queries related to the question.

ProvenanceSource & adaptation notes

Original

The reel (filmed at a live workshop) says to go to findquestions.com, type what you sell to get questions customers actually ask, take one question into ChatGPT or Claude, and use a prompt asking the AI to interview you with up to 10 questions, one at a time, by voice, so the post includes your experience, expertise, case studies, examples and opinions. The caption is "SEO on easy mode".

Reel Playbooks additions

Reel Playbooks additions: the note that findquestions.com is run by the creator's agency and emails results, free alternatives, question selection advice, the drafting prompt and editing checklist, Search Console verification, internal linking, and flags on the unverified ranking claims.

AttributionCredit

Original tip by Matt Diamante (@heytony.agency) on Instagram (watch the original reel).

Adapted from @heytony.agency's video; steps expanded by Reel Playbooks.

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Reel Playbooks credits and links to the original creator. See For creators to request changes or removal.

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