u/Ill_Flamingo8324

Let’s build a Claude prompt library in this thread.

Share:

Your best prompt

What you used it for

Output/results

I’ll also share feedback on some of them.

Right now I am going to my cousin kitchen and she is showing a small bottle of Cyperus Rotundus oil. The smell is strong and earthy and I am watching her pour a few drops in a cup. I feel little curious but also confused because I never use this oil before and it look different from normal oils

Then I am thinking about myself because I want something natural for my skin and hair. I am asking her how she uses it and she say it works well for many things like skin, hair, and even body massage. I feel a bit confuse because some bottles look small and some look bigger and I am not sure which one is worth buying

After that I am going on my phone and searching about Cyperus Rotundus oil while scrolling many online marketplaces including alibaba to see what people are buying. I am seeing many brands and sizes and it make me more confuse because some look pure and some look mixed with other oils and I dont know which one is actually best for me

Now I am thinking if I should get a small bottle of Cyperus Rotundus oil for trying or a bigger one because it feel easier to start with small ones but bigger ones look more useful and I am still not sure what is better do small bottles really work or do bigger bottles give more value and benefits

Here’s a prompt I used to generate content ideas:

Prompt:

“Act as a content strategist. Generate 20 viral content ideas for [niche] with hooks, target audience, and platform suggestions.”

Claude gave surprisingly creative + usable ideas.

If you're into content creation, this is gold.

I have been doing more content focused SEO recently and realized most of the major tools feel like overkill for what I actually need. I mainly care about: Finding keyword ideas, Basic search intent, Some competition insight. I have used Google Keyword Planner and Search Console, but they feel a bit limited. Most of the bigger tools are great, but the pricing is hard to justify if you are mainly doing content work. Curious what everyone here is using lately for keyword research that is more lightweight and affordable? Would love to hear what has been working for you.

I have been noticing that some marketers prefer using agency ad accounts instead of running ads directly through their own business accounts on platforms like Meta or TikTok. From what I understand, it might be related to higher spend limits, account stability, or faster scaling, but I am not sure how common this actually is among professionals. For those who have tried both, what are the real advantages and disadvantages? Is it mainly for scaling, or are there other strategic reasons? Would love to hear real experiences from people who have worked this way.