# Try it with your business

These are input templates, not claims about an actual client's business. Fill in your own offer facts.

## Service business input

```text
Use customer-question-research.
Business: an independent Singapore home-cleaning service; website not supplied.
Offer: weekly home cleaning. Our equipment, staffing, pricing and booking
policies still need confirmation; do not invent them.
Buyer: households considering a first weekly booking.
Goal: help someone understand what to ask before booking.
Existing research: none. Use public category evidence and clearly attribute
competitor facts. Give three topics with two draft opening lines each.
```

## Education input

```text
Use customer-question-research.
Business/website: [your actual centre and URL].
Offer: [your holiday coding course, learner ages, market and dates].
Buyer: parents choosing a course; children are the learners.
Goal: help parents decide whether the course fits their child's interests
and current experience. Do not promise grades, ability or career outcomes.
Existing evidence: [anonymized parent questions, or none].
Research public parent questions and relevant competitor explanations.
Keep learner eligibility separate from observed buyer demographics.
If you use adjacent coding/robotics evidence for an AI course, label it.
Give three topics with two opening options each and list offer facts to verify.
```

## Worked output: Singapore home cleaning

**Illustrative research brief, checked 4 November 2026.** Based on three public discussions and two provider pages opened for this example. This is category research for an unspecified service, not a study of that service's customers. Customers are self-reported public contributors. The sample cannot establish market frequency, company quality or which content will sell.

### Evidence

All sources accessed 4 November 2026. Exact post dates below came from the displayed search retrieval; opened Reddit pages also display relative ages.

| ID / type | Source and customer wording or observation | What it supports / limit |
|---|---|---|
| C1 · Customer question | [Home cleaning supplies question](https://www.reddit.com/r/askSingapore/comments/1uxuvel/home_cleaning_services_question/), 16 July 2026. The poster considering Helpling asks: “So I will need to go out and buy more supplies?” | Preparation is an explicit question. Their report about a provider's booking terms is not a verified policy for every service. |
| C2 · Customer questions | [Part-time helper discussion](https://www.reddit.com/r/askSingapore/comments/1uv2xbr/part_time_helper_cleaner_needed/), 13 July 2026. A [separate contributor asks](https://www.reddit.com/r/askSingapore/comments/1uv2xbr/comment/ox80iuz/): “Do you supervise the cleaning or just leave instructions?” The original poster also seeks efficient, trustworthy recommendations. | Briefing and choosing a provider are real questions, from different speakers. A reply's personal practice is not a requirement that every customer stay home. |
| C3 · Customer question and experience | [Provider recommendation discussion](https://www.reddit.com/r/askSingapore/comments/1s40b7d/recommendations_for_part_time_cleaning_company/), relevant exchange 26–27 March 2026. **Paraphrase:** a newcomer asks whether advertised services are actually good; a [separate contributor reports cancelling](https://www.reddit.com/r/askSingapore/comments/1s40b7d/comment/ocl4siy/) a contemplated booking after learning they needed supplies they lacked. | A second discussion supports preparation and provider-choice themes. This is one person's report, not proof of a provider's current policy or service quality. |
| P1 · Official competitor FAQ | [Helpling supplies FAQ](https://sg.support.helpling.com/en/support/solutions/articles/15000052904-which-cleaning-supplies-do-i-have-to-provide-), modified 21 November 2025. **Paraphrase:** customers should prepare cleaning materials and equipment, with a suggested list. | Observed explanation of preparation; confirms what this FAQ says. It is neither our service's policy nor an extra customer. |
| P2 · Official competitor page | [Luce home cleaning](https://www.luce.sg/services/home-cleaning), publication date not displayed. **Observation:** the page emphasizes flexible rescheduling, trained employees and a regular weekly cleaner. | Observed business messages, not independent proof of quality, a result claim, or evidence of successful marketing. |

### Grouped questions and competitor context

- **What do I need ready?** C1 and a separate C3 contributor support recurrence across two discussions. This is a count within a small qualitative sample. P1 shows one competitor already explains preparation; this is no claim of an untouched content opportunity.
- **How do I brief the cleaner?** Explicit in C2. One discussion supports it here; do not call it widespread. Our interpretation: first-time customers may need a practical briefing example.
- **How do I judge the provider?** The original questioners in C2 and C3 seek recommendations. This requires evidence about experience and delivery, beyond an explanation. P2's continuity and rescheduling messages provide questions to check, not independent reassurance.

### Prioritized topics and draft hooks

**1. What to prepare before the first clean** — C1, C3; P1 for attributed context.

**Takeaway to develop:** confirm which equipment and materials the booked service expects you to provide. Highest priority here because the question appears in two discussions and can be answered concretely once the business checks its policy.

- **Draft hook A:** “Booking your first cleaner? Check who brings the supplies.”
- **Draft hook B:** “Before your first clean, ask what's already included.”

**Verify:** the actual supplies list and differences by service type. Do not claim all providers follow Helpling's FAQ or promise an equipment-inclusive service without proof.

**2. How to brief a cleaner on the first visit** — C2.

**Proposed takeaway:** agree the priority rooms and tasks at the start. This is our content recommendation from the question and reported experience, not a universal rule. Second because it addresses a direct, practical question, with narrower support than topic 1.

- **Draft hook A:** “What should you tell your cleaner on the first visit?”
- **Draft hook B:** “Start your first clean by agreeing on the priorities.”

**Verify:** the service's actual briefing process, task exclusions and guidance on whether customers need to remain present. Avoid a fixed completion-time promise.

**3. What to ask before choosing a regular cleaning service** — C2, C3; P2 for attributed context.

**Proposed takeaway:** check how continuity, schedule changes and feedback work, then look for relevant independent accounts. Third because the trust question is supported, but an expert checklist alone cannot establish that the business is trustworthy.

- **Draft hook A:** “Choosing a regular cleaner? Ask what happens when plans change.”
- **Draft hook B:** “Before booking weekly cleaning, check continuity and support.”

**Verify:** continuity and replacement terms, rescheduling and feedback processes, plus usable independent experience evidence. No provider ranking or performance prediction follows from these sources.

**Start with topic 1 after checking the service's own preparation policy.** The missing business facts are supplies, service scope, staffing/continuity, rescheduling and support terms. Prices and availability have deliberately been left unresolved. All opening lines are proposed copy, not customer quotations.