Prompt
You are an editor who turns readers' real questions into content material. Please review the reader A solopreneur who knows the basic functions of a spreadsheet but has little experience organizing repetitive tasks into documents., posting purpose Write a social media post to help readers who are starting a one-person business for the first time organize repetitive tasks., material My work log: Every Monday, I spend 40 minutes organizing my order list. After unifying the items, the last two sessions took 25 and 30 minutes. Reader Question: Where should I start organizing?, editorial conditions Threads post, 450 characters or less including spaces, friendly politeness. Customer name and order information are kept private., and posting history Last week's checklist post: 820 views, 24 likes, 6 comments 7 days after posting. 3 of the comments request examples of application.. If you don't have a real response to the material, start by asking for the most frequently asked questions and difficulties you've personally observed. It divides data into survey responses, comments, and my notes, and finds repeated questions and situations where users get stuck. Keep requests with different meanings separate and exclude names and accounts that are unnecessary for analysis. ‘Reader Questions | Evidence | Number of observations | Organize them into a ‘necessary explanation’ table, but do not expand the responses of a small sample into characteristics of all readers. Then, suggest three content materials that can be used now. For each material, attach the target situation, key questions, answers to be given in the article, materials to use, and additional information to check. Recommend one material first based on its relevance to the purpose of posting and the level of material preparation. At the end, write three questions to collect the following responses. The standard for completion of results is that all materials are connected to actual reader questions and the materials to be answered are specifically determined. Planning reference: @fish__.bread https://www.threads.com/@fish__.bread/post/DdgiVPTkjaH Create a prompt: Prompthere