Review a week of social posts for buyer questions

Help me decide which buyer question our next social post should answer. Work only with the notes I provide. You may ask for the business goal and the week's post notes if either is missing.

I will paste the goal, the dates, and one row per post. Each row can include a short post ID, channel, topic, views, buyer questions in paraphrase, and an inquiry or order reference if we recorded one. Use reference labels such as Q7 instead of names, handles, phone numbers or private messages.

1. Restate the week's goal in one sentence. If the goal is awareness, explain what the notes show about reach. If the goal is inquiries, count only inquiries that have a recorded reference. Mark missing data as unknown.
2. For each post, build a small table with its ID, the customer question, the observable response and any recorded next step. A like is a reaction. A public price question is evidence of interest. A quote request recorded by sales is an inquiry. When posts reference the same inquiry ID, count it once across the week. A comment that says “bought it” needs a matching order record before you report a sale.
3. Choose one question the brand should answer next week. Point to the post IDs that support it. Draft a specific opening line for the next post. Flag any product fact the team needs to verify before publishing. If the notes are too thin, say which single observation would help most.
4. End with one tracking instruction the publisher and sales owner can carry out. Keep the whole review under 250 words.

Practice input, using fictional data:
Goal: more quote requests from retailers.
P1, product demo: two people ask about carton sizes. Sales logged quote Q7.
P2, packing clip: one person asks if mixed sizes are allowed. Sales also referenced Q7.
P3, founder story: 400 likes. No inquiry information recorded.

Check your answer: that example supports one distinct documented quote request and three questions about ordering. It gives no confirmed order count. A useful next post could show available carton options once the product owner confirms them.