# Prompt: find the objections hidden in your comments

> A month of comments holds the list of reasons people do not buy. Almost nobody reads it.

- Type: prompt
- Category: customers
- Labels: andie, community, objections, prompts
- Author: Redação Swonkie, Equipa editorial
- Published: 2026-07-28
- Canonical: https://swonkie.com/en/hub/objections-in-your-comments/

## Prompt

```
Read this profile's comments and messages from the last month and answer three things:

1. Which questions repeat? Group them by subject and say how many times each appeared.
2. Which objections show up, even when they are not phrased as questions? (price, trust, timing,
   complexity, "not for me")
3. What words do these people use to describe what they need? Quote them exactly.

Do not count compliments or thank-yous. Do not suggest answers: just show me what is there, with
real examples. If an objection appears only once, say it appeared only once.
```

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Working out what blocks a sale usually involves studies and interviews. Much of that information is
already written down, for free, in the inbox.

What this prompt does not do matters as much as what it does: **it does not suggest answers**. A
model that proposes answers leads to discussing the answers instead of looking at the problem, and
the best three pieces of the quarter usually come out of question 3, not question 1.

## How to use it

With at least a month of conversations. Less than that is anecdote.

## Afterwards

Each repeated objection is a piece of content, a line on the sales page or an FAQ entry. And the
words from question 3 go into captions exactly as they are: that is how people search.