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website buildingPro Tip: Replace [PRODUCT_NAME] and [DESCRIPTION] before sending. Ask Claude to iterate on just one section at a time for best results.
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Pro Tip: Replace [PRODUCT_NAME] and [DESCRIPTION] before sending. Ask Claude to iterate on just one section at a time for best results.
Pro Tip: Run this in a long-context model. Claude 3.5 handles the full output cleanly without truncating config files.
Pro Tip: For Midjourney, append --ar 4:5 --style raw --v 6.1. Use --chaos 0 for consistency across a product line.
Pro Tip: DALL-E 3 via ChatGPT interprets layout intent better. Midjourney excels at texture and mood.
Pro Tip: Test hooks A/B by posting the same video with different first-frame text overlays.
Pro Tip: Works best with raw Otter.ai or Fireflies transcripts.
Pro Tip: Ask it to focus on one language paradigm at a time for deeper analysis.
Pro Tip: Works best if you paste your current indexes alongside the query.
Pro Tip: Specify your React version — hooks behavior differs between v17 and v18.
Pro Tip: Paste your existing data models to get more accurate schema suggestions.
Pro Tip: Include your full stack trace — partial errors lead to partial fixes.
Pro Tip: Specify your cloud provider — AWS ECS, Railway, and Fly.io have different deployment configs.
Pro Tip: Ask it to use the AAA pattern (Arrange-Act-Assert) for consistent test structure.
Pro Tip: Great for interview prep — ask it to also write a simpler brute-force version for comparison.
Pro Tip: Mention if you need it async — asyncio changes the structure significantly.
Pro Tip: Keep permissions minimal — Chrome Web Store rejects extensions with unnecessary permissions.
Pro Tip: Ask for a comparison with a REST equivalent to help your team decide which approach to use.
Pro Tip: Always test regex on regex101.com with your actual data before shipping to production.
Pro Tip: For scale, add Redis Pub/Sub so WebSocket can work across multiple server instances.
Pro Tip: Ask it to include a security checklist — things like HTTPS-only cookies, SameSite flags, etc.
Pro Tip: Use the Yeoman generator first to scaffold — then paste the output for Claude to build on.
Pro Tip: Edge functions have no Node.js built-ins — ask it to flag any Node-specific code upfront.
Pro Tip: Turborepo's --filter flag is essential — ask it to document the most common filter patterns.
Pro Tip: Run it in headed mode first to watch what Playwright sees — catches timing issues quickly.
Pro Tip: Ask it to also generate 10 alternate headline options after the article is done.
Pro Tip: A/B test subject lines — mark which ones use curiosity gap vs. benefit-driven framing.
Pro Tip: Post natively, not through schedulers — LinkedIn suppresses third-party tool posts algorithmically.
Pro Tip: Personalize the first line of each email with the prospect's name and company before sending.
Pro Tip: Include 3 pull quotes suitable for social sharing — short, punchy, and result-focused.
Pro Tip: Send to journalists on a Tuesday or Wednesday morning — highest open rates for press releases.
Pro Tip: Lead with the emotional benefit, follow with the feature that delivers it.
Pro Tip: Threads that start with '1/' underperform — lead with the hook tweet, not the thread label.
Pro Tip: Add a Key Takeaways box at the top — executives often read only that section.
Pro Tip: Include 'we are/we are not' statements — they make on-brand writing decisions instinctive for teams.
Pro Tip: Write the hook last — once you know the full video, you can tease it more accurately.
Pro Tip: The guarantee section often does more conversion work than the testimonials — make it prominent.
Pro Tip: The LinkedIn summary is most valuable — it shows in search results and gets clicked most.
Pro Tip: Show notes are your SEO engine — optimize for the keyword your ideal listener would search.
Pro Tip: Add a TL;DR code snippet at the very top — developers scan first, then read if relevant.
Pro Tip: The Asks section is the most underutilized part — be very specific about what you need.
Pro Tip: Always have a human personalize before sending — boilerplate language reads as inauthentic in a crisis.
Pro Tip: Separate must-have from nice-to-have requirements — women apply only when they meet 100% otherwise.
Pro Tip: Do the weekly review on Friday afternoon, not Sunday — it keeps work out of your weekend headspace.
Pro Tip: Record yourself doing the process once on Loom — it's 10x faster than writing from memory.
Pro Tip: Do this exercise first thing Monday, not Sunday — you'll have better context on actual priorities.
Pro Tip: For major decisions, sleep on it after this analysis — emotions and logic need different timescales.
Pro Tip: Linked databases are more powerful than inline ones — ask it to structure everything as linked.
Pro Tip: Turn off all email notifications — batch processing only works if email doesn't interrupt you.
Pro Tip: Batch produce content in one session per week — context-switching kills creative quality.
Pro Tip: Run the kickoff meeting before touching any deliverable — alignment now prevents rework later.
Pro Tip: Score OKRs at 0.7, not 1.0 — a perfect score means your goals weren't ambitious enough.
Pro Tip: Send candidates the competency areas (not questions) 48 hours before — it reduces anxiety and improves answers.
Pro Tip: Delegate the outcome, not the method — specify what done looks like, not how to get there.
Pro Tip: The Onboarding stage is where most startups lose customers — it deserves 2x the attention.
Pro Tip: Time-box each section strictly — retros that run over feel punishing and reduce future participation.
Pro Tip: Protect your first 2 hours of the day — it's when most people do their best creative work.
Pro Tip: The goal isn't to save everything — it's to save only what you'll actually use again.
Pro Tip: Generate multiple at --chaos 30 to explore diverse directions, then zoom in on the strongest.
Pro Tip: Use --style raw in Midjourney for photorealistic renders — the default style adds too much painterly quality.
Pro Tip: Generate the front view first separately, then use --seed to maintain consistency across other views.
Pro Tip: Use this as a visual reference for your designer rather than a final asset — it communicates art direction perfectly.
Pro Tip: Add --tile to Midjourney if you want a seamless texture version for game backgrounds.
Pro Tip: The 'light from left' instruction dramatically improves depth — change to 'backlit' for transparent liquids.
Pro Tip: Export at 512px then downscale — vector-style AI icons hold quality better at larger sizes.
Pro Tip: These are concepts only — always recreate the winning direction in a real vector tool like Figma.
Pro Tip: Upscale in Midjourney before testing the tile — low-res patterns show seams more visibly.
Pro Tip: Generate without the artist name first — add typography in Figma for better font control.
Pro Tip: Start wide to establish scale, then generate close-up beauty shot versions for hero assets.
Pro Tip: Try a dark background version too — many products read stronger on near-black than pure white.
Pro Tip: Use this to brief a motion designer or to prompt RunwayML for video generation.
Pro Tip: Generate at 3:2 and crop to different ratios — you lose less composition than generating multiple sizes.
Pro Tip: Generate at 2:3 aspect ratio — it most closely matches standard poster dimensions.
Pro Tip: Film yourself doing the hook 5 different ways — the one that surprises you most usually wins.
Pro Tip: Saves are the highest-value metric on Instagram — structure content around 'I need to save this for later' moments.
Pro Tip: YouTube Shorts get ranked by watch-through rate, not likes — every second must earn the next.
Pro Tip: Use ElevenLabs for voiceover — their 'natural' voice setting sounds 10x more human than text-to-speech defaults.
Pro Tip: Test hooks A/B by posting the same video with different first-frame text overlays to find what works.
Pro Tip: Brand videos should make people feel something — lead with an emotion, not a feature.
Pro Tip: Trend hijacking works best within 24-48 hours of peak — after that you're late to the party.
Pro Tip: Show the product being used in the worst-case scenario it solves — contrast creates desire.
Pro Tip: Give creators 3 hooks to choose from — constraint breeds creativity and consistency.
Pro Tip: BTS content has the highest authenticity score with audiences — rough edges are a feature, not a bug.
Pro Tip: Comment reply videos get 2x the saves of original content — your audience created the prompt for you.
Pro Tip: One idea per video, no more — short-form audiences don't watch two ideas in one video.
Pro Tip: The best podcast clips are arguments, not explanations — find the moment someone challenges a belief.
Pro Tip: Test 3 hooks before scaling spend — 80% of ad performance is determined in the first 3 seconds.
Pro Tip: Go live on a consistent schedule — audiences form habits around reliable creators.
Pro Tip: Lead with what they get out of it, not what you get — reciprocity starts with giving.
Pro Tip: Run this analysis monthly — data compounds, and patterns invisible at 5 videos become obvious at 20.
Pro Tip: Define your activation metric before designing onboarding — everything should point to that one moment.
Pro Tip: The add-to-cart button color should contrast with everything else on the page — make it impossible to miss.
Pro Tip: Design empty states and loading states first — they appear most often during first-time user experience.
Pro Tip: The case study modal converts better than a separate page — fewer clicks to see your work.
Pro Tip: Reading time is one of the highest-impact additions to a blog — it sets expectations and reduces bounce.
Pro Tip: Put the phone number and hours in the header — 60% of restaurant website visitors want exactly those two things.
Pro Tip: Agencies convert better when they're specific — 'We build B2B SaaS websites' beats 'We build websites'.
Pro Tip: Anchor pricing works — put your most expensive tier first so the middle tier feels reasonable.
Pro Tip: Add a referral incentive (move up the waitlist) — it can 3x your signups through word of mouth.
Pro Tip: Niche job boards outperform general ones for both companies and candidates — specificity is the product.
Pro Tip: Put social auth buttons above the email form — 70% of users prefer OAuth over creating a new password.
Pro Tip: The mortgage calculator is the highest-engagement element on real estate pages — make it prominent.
Pro Tip: Show a real sample issue instead of describing the newsletter — seeing is converting.
Pro Tip: The speaker lineup is the primary conversion driver for events — feature it above the fold.
Pro Tip: People see their new tab page 20-30 times a day — it's the highest-visibility piece of UI you'll ever build.
Pro Tip: Impact numbers convert donors better than descriptions — lead with your best metric, not your mission statement.
Pro Tip: A live demo on the landing page increases conversion by 30%+ — let people touch the product immediately.
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