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Questions in a briefing come from sources Signals read.

Since 8 Oct 2026v2.22.0No tasksSolo and Team

The briefing's Questions buyers ask section lists up to five questions, with who asked and a link. A question appears only if it ties to a source Signals read. Each can become a Voice idea.

What it does

When Buyers has found questions in the past month, the briefing gains a section with up to five of them, worded close to how the buyer asked it, tidied by the model. Each shows the kind of person who asked and a link to where it was asked.

Each question is also waiting in Voice as an idea labelled Question, set up to be written as a question and its answer. The idea cards are only made when Draft ideas for Voice is on.

Why

A post that answers a question your buyers are asking now is the easiest post to get right. You already know someone wants the answer.

What it won't do

  • It doesn't show a question without a source. The link comes from the source row it was read in, and an entry with no such row is dropped.
  • It doesn't keep statements that are not questions.
  • It doesn't show the section when there were no questions in the past month.

How to use it

Open the Signals guide in your dashboard, or start a trial to try it.

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