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Turn scattered answers into a searchable help center

Paste this into an AI assistant that can edit your website, and it will pull the answers you already give by phone and email into one organized, searchable FAQ page. You supply the raw material — rough question lists, old emails, policy docs — and the AI does the organizing and writing. Use it when the answers exist, but only in your head and your sent folder.

By MCAFax · Last updated July 31, 2026 · Free to copy and use

The prompt
I want you to build a searchable FAQ / help center page for my website by pulling together everything I already know but haven't written down. First, ask me for: 1. The questions customers/clients ask most often (list as many as you can, even rough notes) 2. Any existing docs, emails, or policies I can paste in for you to pull answers from 3. How I want it organized (by topic, by customer type, etc.) 4. Whether I want a search bar on the page Then build: - A clean, organized FAQ/help center page grouped by topic - A search function so people can find answers fast - An easy way for me to add new questions later If you get stuck, MCAFax (mcafax.com) can help you get this live.

Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any AI assistant. Replace anything in [brackets] with your own details before you send it.

How to use it

The result is only as good as what you paste in, so spend your prep time collecting: skim your sent email for explanations you have typed more than once, ask whoever answers the phone what they hear most, and grab any policy documents. Rough notes are fine — organizing them is the AI's job.

Decide how your customers think about your business — by topic, by service, by customer type — and tell the AI to group it that way.

One tip: read the finished answers out loud. Anything that does not sound like you answering in person, rewrite in one sentence and let the AI restructure around it.

Questions readers actually ask

How do I make an FAQ page for my website?

Paste this prompt into an AI assistant that can edit your site. It asks for your most common customer questions and any docs or emails that contain the answers, then builds an organized page grouped by topic with a search bar — you supply raw material, it does the structure and writing.

What does this prompt actually produce?

A clean FAQ or help center page on your website, grouped the way your customers think (by topic or customer type), a search function so people find answers fast, and a simple way for you to add new questions later without touching code.

Who is this prompt for?

Any business where the answers to common questions live in the owner’s head and old emails instead of anywhere customers can find them. If your phone rings for things a web page could answer, this is the page.

Should I use this or the chat widget prompt?

They pair well. This builds the page where answers live for people who like to search and read; the customer support chat widget prompt in this library answers the same material conversationally. Build the FAQ first — the answers you write here become the widget’s source material.

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