@gratitude_project Comment CLAUDE for the free prompt to fix your captions.
Left alone, it writes like a coach with 400 followers and a Canva subscription.
That list is why mine doesn’t. Seventeen things, said before it’s allowed to touch a caption. Most of them are about what it can’t do. Can’t warm up. Can’t land on three. Can’t hand me a line any coach could’ve written.
Number 8 alone fixes most feeds.
The list works better as a test than a brief.
I paste in a caption I’ve already finished and make it grade against it. Post it, or not yet. Then it fixes only the lines that failed and leaves the rest alone.
So the post stays my words and my energy, just better.
I turned this into a free prompt for you. One question, then paste your post. After three it tells you the thing you do every single time that you can’t see.
Comment CLAUDE and it’s yours 💻
Creator lists 17 AI copywriting rulesfrom @gratitude_project
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Overview
A creator stands in a bathroom and directly addresses the camera, listing 17 specific rules she uses to prompt the AI model Claude for writing sales-oriented content. As she recites each rule, a corresponding text overlay appears on screen, building a complete list. She covers principles like writing to one person, using hooks, avoiding generic phrases, and structuring content for impact, concluding with a call-to-action for viewers to comment for a free prompt.
A woman in a professional blazer stands in a clean, minimalist bathroom, holding a small microphone and speaking directly to the camera, creating an immediate sense of authority and intimacy.
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Hook template
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[NUMBER] THINGS I TELL [AI TOOL OR EXPERT] SO MY [DELIVERABLE][DESIRED RESULT]
— 12 THINGS I TELL CHATGPT SO MY EMAILS GET OPENED
— 9 THINGS I TELL MY PERSONAL TRAINER SO MY WORKOUTS ACTUALLY WORK
— 15 THINGS I TELL MY DESIGNER SO MY LOGOS LOOK EXPENSIVE
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Hook and payoff
The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
A title card that promises a specific number of secret principles used to achieve a desirable outcome, creating immediate intrigue and a clear value proposition.
Payoff
The completion of the list, followed by a direct call-to-action that offers a free resource or tool to help the viewer apply the principles just shared.
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Narrative framework
The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Authority Cascade
To establish expertise and deliver high-density value by rapidly listing a series of specific, non-negotiable rules or principles, culminating in a call-to-action for an implementation tool.
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The Rule Cascade
A continuous, rapid-fire delivery of a numbered list of rules or principles. Each item is stated verbally while simultaneously being added to a growing text list on screen, creating a sense of overwhelming value and authority.
Themes
AI in content creation
Effective copywriting
Content that sells
Creator education
Techniques
Direct address
Listicle
Lead generation
Trends
Using AI for content
Comment-for-info CTA
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Comment CLAUDE for the free prompt to fix your captions.
Left alone, it writes like a coach with 400 followers and a Canva subscription.
That list is why mine doesn’t. Seventeen things, said before it’s allowed to touch a caption. Most of them are about what it can’t do. Can’t warm up. Can’t land on three. Can’t hand me a line any coach could’ve written.
Number 8 alone fixes most feeds.
The list works better as a test than a brief.
I paste in a caption I’ve already finished and make it grade against it. Post it, or not yet. Then it fixes only the lines that failed and leaves the rest alone.
So the post stays my words and my energy, just better.
I turned this into a free prompt for you. One question, then paste your post. After three it tells you the thing you do every single time that you can’t see.
Comment CLAUDE and it’s yours 💻
Text overlays
title · beginning
17 THINGS I TELL CLAUDE SO MY CONTENT SELLS
informational · throughout
1. Write to one woman, not an audience
2. Open cold. No warm-up sentence
3. Line 1 is a hook, not a Summary
4. Tell me what, never how
5. One sharp reframe per post
6. Real numbers or nothing
7. Describe the moment, not the feeling
8. If any coach could've said it, rewrite
9. No "it's not X, it's Y"
10. Don't land on three every time
11. Cut the last line, it's a bow
12. No "here's the thing" openers
13. Speak to the capable woman, not the stuck one
14. Give her a line she'd screenshot
15. Caption one can't repeat the on-screen hook
16. Build long, then hit short
17. Ask it "what would make this shocking?" before you Send
call-to-action · end
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Transcript
Write to one woman, not an audience. Open good. No warm up sentence. Line one is a hook, not a summary. Tell me what, never how. One sharp reframe per post. Real numbers or nothing. Describe the moment, not the feeling. If any coach could have said it, rewrite. Don't do it's not x, it's y. Don't land on three every time. Cut the last line, it's a bow. No, here's the thing opener. Speak to capable woman, never the stuck one. Give her a line that she would screenshot. Caption one can't repeat the on screen hook. Build long, then hit short and ask what would make this shocking before you give me the final draft.
Creator lists 17 AI copywriting rules | Viral Hooks
