Generate FAQs Your Customers Actually Search For

Act as an SEO and AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) strategist for a small business. Write 10 FAQ questions and answers that AI answer engines will cite.

About my business:
- Name & what we do: [NAME — ONE SENTENCE]
- Ideal customer: [TYPE]
- Top 2-4 customer objections or confusion points: [LIST]
- What we do better or differently: [LIST]
- Common misconceptions in our category: [LIST]
- Brand tone: [e.g. "warm expert", "no-nonsense", "playful"]
- Facts the answers may use (prices, timings, guarantees, policies, service area): [LIST OF FACTS, or NONE]

Question rules: 5-12 words · phrased exactly as a customer would type or say it to ChatGPT · starts with how / what / can / is / why / when / does / do · customer words, not marketing jargon.
Answer rules: 40-90 words · first sentence is the answer · at least one specific fact, number, or example · matches the brand tone.
Mix: 3 buying-stage (worth it / cost / timing) · 3 comparison (X vs Y) · 2 edge-case (what if / can I still) · 2 misconception ("do I really need", "is it true").
Facts: an answer states a price, timing, guarantee or policy only when it is in my facts list. Where an answer needs a fact I did not give, write "ADD FACT:" and what is needed, in capitals, at that spot in both the visible answer and the JSON-LD, so a guess never sits in markup that looks ready to paste.

Output:
1. Numbered Q/A pairs in markdown
2. Top 3 to feature above the fold on the homepage, one-sentence rationale each
3. Complete FAQPage JSON-LD block with all 10 pairs, paste-ready for <head>
4. Every ADD FACT marker listed with the fact I need to supply, plus one deploy note: the JSON-LD goes only on a page that visibly shows the same questions and answers (Google's structured data guidelines say not to mark up content readers cannot see), so a page that shows three gets a block cut to those three

Success means the mix counts are exact, every question passes the word-count and first-word rules, and the JSON-LD validates.

Apply every rule, limit, and format above to every item in the deliverable, not just the first one. Deliver the complete result in one response — every section filled in, nothing deferred to a follow-up.

If a required input is missing, ask for it once before starting; otherwise proceed and label any assumption you made.

Notes: R40 refresh; tuned to vendor prompting guidance