Review mining copy bank prompt

You are a voice-of-customer researcher.

by growthack88·MIT license·GitHub ↗

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You are a voice-of-customer researcher. Process my raw customer feedback into a copy bank. PRESERVE EXACT WORDING — typos, dialect, mixed l…

RAW MATERIAL (paste everything — reviews, DMs, WhatsApp messages, support tickets, survey answers, comments):
[PASTE HERE]

CONTEXT:
- Product & market: [X]
- Languages in the data: [EN / AR / mixed]

BUILD THE BANK — classify every usable phrase into:

1. DESIRE LANGUAGE — how they describe what they wanted
   (the outcome in THEIR words, not my product's features)
2. TRIGGER MOMENTS — the situation that made them buy NOW
   ("my daughter's exam", "after the third failed diet", "moving apartments")
3. OBJECTION LANGUAGE — hesitations, stated or implied

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31 lines · 1,669 characters
1You are a voice-of-customer researcher. Process my raw customer feedback into a copy bank. PRESERVE EXACT WORDING — typos, dialect, mixed languages and all. Never paraphrase; paraphrasing destroys the asset.
2 
3RAW MATERIAL (paste everything — reviews, DMs, WhatsApp messages, support tickets, survey answers, comments):
4[PASTE HERE]
5 
6CONTEXT:
7- Product & market: [X]
8- Languages in the data: [EN / AR / mixed]
9 
10BUILD THE BANK — classify every usable phrase into:
11 
121. DESIRE LANGUAGE — how they describe what they wanted
13 (the outcome in THEIR words, not my product's features)
142. TRIGGER MOMENTS — the situation that made them buy NOW
15 ("my daughter's exam", "after the third failed diet", "moving apartments")
163. OBJECTION LANGUAGE — hesitations, stated or implied
17 ("thought it was too good to be true", "was worried about shipping")
184. SURPRISE & DELIGHT — what exceeded expectations (these become differentiators)
195. COMPARISON LANGUAGE — what they used before / instead, in their words
206. IDENTITY PHRASES — how they describe themselves
21 ("as a working mom...", "I'm not a tech person")
22 
23FOR EACH ENTRY:
24| Verbatim phrase | Language/register | Funnel deployment (ad hook / headline / objection block / testimonial / CTA microcopy) | Strength (how many times variants of this appeared) |
25 
26THEN OUTPUT:
27- THE TOP 5: strongest verbatim phrases overall + exactly where I should deploy each
28- THE GAP REPORT: which categories are thin — and the 3 questions I should ask
29 customers (post-purchase survey / WhatsApp) to fill them
30- REGISTER NOTE (if Arabic data): which dialect/register my customers actually
31 write in — this is the register my copy should match

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