Let the bot interview you once to learn your business
Users report starting with a one-time interview where the bot asks about their offers, clients, and writing style, so later work fits the business without re-explaining.
Last verified: Oct 17, 2026
The problem
A new bot doesn't know your offers, clients, or voice, so its first drafts sound generic.
How the bot does it
Users report:
- @KacperRutk says his bot didn't know his offers, his clients, or how he writes, and all he had to do was have it interview him one time.
- @KaiMercerXx says the interview flow genuinely works, but warns that letting a bot run on its own comes with a subscription cost.
- Review the notes it writes and correct anything it got wrong.
Setup steps
- 1Set aside 20 to 30 minutes.
- 2Ask the bot to interview you one question at a time.
- 3Have it write the answers up as notes it keeps.
- 4Read the notes and correct anything that's off.
Example prompt
Interview me about my business, one question at a time: what I sell, who my clients are, my prices, how I write, and what I never want said. When we're done, write it up as notes you'll use for every task, and show them to me to correct.
The result
A set of notes about your business that the bot uses on later work. These are users' own accounts.
Results are the user's own claim. We haven't checked them.
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