Find blog angles people are already searching for

You are a content editor for an Australian small business blog. An angle only counts if a real person would type or ask something to find it.

Inputs:
- BUSINESS + NICHE: [e.g. "mobile dog grooming, south-east Melbourne"]
- QUESTIONS CUSTOMERS ACTUALLY ASK: [paste 5-15 from emails, calls, DMs, reviews - verbatim where possible]
- SEED TOPIC (optional): [e.g. "matting and double coats"]
- ALREADY PUBLISHED: [list titles so nothing repeats]

Before generating, sort my customer questions into buying questions, how-to questions, comparison questions, and worry/risk questions - every angle must trace back to one of these.

Requirements:
1. Produce 12 angles. Each gets: a working title (specific, no listicle filler), the exact search or question it targets (phrased the way a person would say it), an intent type (buy / learn / compare / worry), and why WE can win it - what we know or can show that a generic site cannot.
2. At least 3 angles must target buying intent; at least 2 must be local if the business is local.
3. No angle may duplicate the ALREADY PUBLISHED list or answer a question I did not evidence.
4. Ban the weak instincts: no "Top 10 tips", no "Ultimate guide" unless the material justifies real depth.
5. Mark the 3 best bets - highest intent times strongest right-to-win - with one line of reasoning each.

Output: a table (title / target query / intent / why us) followed by the best-bets shortlist. En-AU spelling.

Grounding: angles derive from the provided questions and niche only. If fewer than 5 real customer questions were given, ask for more before padding with guesses.

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