Your faq page is a graveyard of answers nobody reads you put time into writing it you know its good but nobody clicks nobody asks and youre not sure

You are right to wonder. Most FAQ pages are written for the company, not the customer. They list features and policies. They do not answer the questions people have. So they sit unread. Here is the fix, in four steps: 1. **List the questions you hear most.** From support tickets, DMs, and sales calls. Those are the real questions. 2. **Write the answer in one sentence first.** If you can't, you do not know the answer yet. 3. **Then expand to two or three short paragraphs.** One idea per paragraph. Use plain words. No jargon. 4. **Put a search bar at the top.** People search, they do not browse. Let them find your answer fast. Prigmar does this for you. Its chat support agent learns from your existing answers. It fills gaps with suggestions you can approve. You keep your voice and your standards. The result is an FAQ that answers the questions before they are asked. And you spend your time running your business, not rewriting pages.