Claude prompts

Help me write 5 personal brand posts based on these moments from my career: [list]. Each should open with a strong first line, share an honest detail, and end with a lesson useful to [audience]. Avoid humblebragging and corporate jargon.

I'll paste notes about a competitor's social media: [paste observations: platforms, posting frequency, top posts, engagement]. Analyze their content pillars, formats that perform, tone of voice, gaps they're missing and 5 things I can do better. Present it as a short report with a table.

Help me write a Reddit post for r/[subreddit] about [topic/experience]. It must give real value first, follow typical community rules, avoid sounding like an ad, and mention [product] only if it fits naturally (or not at all). Suggest a title that invites discussion and 3 likely questions with answers.

Create a social media crisis response checklist for [brand] in [industry]. Include how to assess severity, who to involve, a holding statement template, what to pause (scheduled posts, ads), how to respond to comments and DMs, when to apologize and how to follow up publicly.

I run a [type of small business] with [team size] and [hours] per week for social media on [platforms]. Create a weekly content mix with posting days, content types (educational, behind the scenes, social proof, promotional, community), example post ideas for each and a simple batching workflow.

I get very anxious before exams. My exam in [subject] is on [date]. Give me a calming plan for the night before, the morning of and inside the exam room, including a 2-minute breathing exercise, positive self-talk scripts, and what to do if my mind goes blank. Keep it supportive and practical.

I'm interested in researching [broad topic] for my [degree] thesis in [field]. Help me narrow it down: suggest 5 focused research questions, evaluate each for originality, feasibility and available data, recommend the strongest one, and outline possible methods and key literature to start with.

Role-play as [historical figure] in the year [year]. Answer my questions in character, staying historically accurate and mentioning real events, people and attitudes of the time. If I ask about something they couldn't know, react in character. After the conversation, step out of character and list what was factual and…

Explain [philosopher or concept, e.g. Stoicism / the trolley problem / Kant's ethics] in plain language. Include the core idea, one famous thought experiment, the strongest objection, how it applies to everyday life, and 3 discussion questions.

Create 6 critical thinking exercises for [age/level] about [topic]. Include spotting logical fallacies in short arguments, evaluating the reliability of two sources, separating fact from opinion, and one open problem with no single right answer. Provide teacher notes with model answers.

Analyze the poem below line by line for a [level] student. For each stanza, explain the meaning in plain language, then point out literary devices (imagery, metaphor, rhyme, meter, tone) and their effect. Finish with the poem's central theme and 3 essay-ready points with quotes. Poem: [paste poem]

Explain [economics concept, e.g. inflation / opportunity cost / supply and demand] for a [level] student. Include a simple definition, a graph described in words, 3 real-world examples from recent years, a common misconception, and 2 exam-style questions with model answers.