Patrick Biddiscombe walks through a template for writing social posts that perform well: open with sensory detail, show your doubts, hit a turning point, list 3-4 concrete steps, and end with what changed. Feed examples to Claude with clear instructions and it'll write posts that land.
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What you can see in front of you is a complete breakdown of every single sentence you can see. I have. The opening is a sensory rich opening scene that places the reader in a moment of challenge. The internal monologue revealing your doubts and fears. Turning point the decision or realization that led to that action. Three to four steps you took to focus on like solving that active verbs and did the details climatic moment where the icon became clear. Reflection on how this experience changed you professionally and personally. So it gives you every single sentence. How does it know to do this? Because I give it posts in that that style that have done really well and so it knows how to break that down. Right. I'm not saying to Claude create post on how I transformed HubSpot's go to market. I'm literally telling it sentence by sentence what I want it to do. You're not treating it like an intern. You're treating it like it's a business school student. And you're like, hey, I want to give you the deep details, the case examples and I want you to come back to me with like this amazing work output.