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70 ways I use
Claude.
These are 70 real ways I use Claude to build my brand, make my content, and run my business, so it takes less time and still sounds like me. No income promises. Pick one and try it this week.
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Work the way I do
- Reverse-engineer a viral video with ClaudeFeed it the transcript and a breakdown, and pull out the hook, the structure and the pattern your niche rewards.TryHere is the transcript and a description of a reel that did well. Break down the hook, the structure beat by beat, and the one pattern I could reuse.
- Grade your hook before you postPaste your first line and have Claude score it, then rewrite it until it stops the scroll.TryScore this hook out of 10 for a distracted scroller, then rewrite it 5 ways, each under 8 words with a negative word where it fits.
- Keep every idea in one placeBuild a simple content system so batch day is filming, not inventing.TryHelp me set up a simple content tracker. What columns do I need to take a reel from idea, to script, to filmed, to posted?
- Turn one Facebook post into a week of InstagramRewrite a post that already worked into fresh reels and carousels.TryHere is a Facebook post that performed well. Rewrite it into 3 reel hooks, 1 carousel outline and 1 caption, in my voice.
- Trial three hooks on one videoPost them as trial reels, keep the one your audience picks.TryGive me 3 very different hooks for this same video: one bold statement, one curiosity opener, one question.
- Let AI watch the video you cannot describeUse a tool that reads a video, then hand that breakdown to Claude.TryUsing this written breakdown of a video, tell me the hook formula and how I would make my own honest version.
- Make a which-model-when cheat sheetStop burning your usage on the wrong model.TryBuild me a simple cheat sheet: which AI model should I use for quick questions, for writing, and for deep thinking, and why?
- Give Claude a brutally honest modeTurn off the flattery so it tells you the truth before you build.TryFrom now on be my honest mentor, not a cheerleader. Lead with the biggest flaw first and tell me if I am about to waste time.
Sound like you
- Build a Brand Voice projectUpload everything you have written so Claude learns your tone.TryHere are my best posts and emails. Describe my voice in 5 words, the hooks I lean on, and 3 things I would never say.
- Spin your origin story 5 waysA punchy version for reels, a warm one for email, a clear one for your bio.TryHere is my story. Write a punchy reel version, a warm email version, and a clear website-bio version.
- Turn one story into 30 postsOne real moment becomes reels, carousels and emails.TryHere is a story from my life. Turn it into 5 reel hooks, 5 carousel ideas, 3 emails and 2 longer posts.
- Write an About page that sells youMake the reader feel understood, not read your resume.TryWrite an About page that uses my origin story to make the reader feel like I get them, and ends with what I help them do now.
- Turn your story into a brand narrativeThe turning points, tied to what your audience feels now.TryFind the key turning points in my story and weave them into one narrative that connects my past struggle to my audience's pain.
- Name your signature methodA name and 3 to 5 simple steps people remember.TryBased on how I help people, name my method and break it into 3 to 5 easy-to-remember steps.
- Clean up your voice memosKeep your voice, get a finished post.TryHere is a messy transcript of me talking. Clean it up but keep my voice, do not make it robotic, and format it for Instagram.
- Script reels that do not sound scriptedA 60-second script that sounds like you over coffee.TryWrite a 60-second reel script in my voice about [topic]. No stiff transitions. Make it sound like I am telling my best friend.
- Catch the robot linesFlag anything that sounds like AI and rewrite it.TryRead this draft and flag anything that sounds AI-generated, especially em dashes and over-polished lines, then rewrite it in my voice.
- Remember why you startedReconnect to your reason on a hard day.TryRemind me what I told you about why I started this, and help me reconnect to it today.
Never run out of content
- Turn one idea into 10 anglesA contrarian take, a tutorial, a story, all from one thought.TryTake this one idea and give me 10 angles: a contrarian take, a how-to, a personal story, a myth vs reality, and more.
- Find your best themesAsk what is actually worth doing more of.TryHere is my last few months of content. What themes actually get saved and shared, and what should I double down on?
- Find the content gapsWhat questions is nobody answering well?TryWhat questions are people in my niche asking that nobody answers well? Give me 10 post ideas from those gaps.
- Plan a 30-day calendarMix identity, value and behind-the-scenes.TryBuild me a 30-day content calendar with 3 reels and 1 carousel a week, mixing identity, value and behind-the-scenes.
- Build a content seriesA 5-part arc with a reason to come back.TryOutline a 5-part series on [topic] with a cliffhanger at the end of each one so people come back.
- Ride a trendTie today's news to your niche.TryThis just happened: [paste news]. Help me tie it to my niche with a clear takeaway and a next step.
- Write seasonal contentAngles for the season that connect.TryGive me 5 content angles for [season] that connect emotionally and lead back to what I do.
- Refresh your old winnersRewrite a post that worked, 5 ways.TryTake this old post that did well and rewrite it 5 ways, same message, different hooks and angles.
- Build a repurposing systemOne long piece becomes five short ones.TryTurn this long video into 5 short-form scripts, 3 quote graphics and 1 email.
- Build a content vaultA searchable stash so you never start blank.TryHelp me organize my best hooks, stories and ideas into a simple searchable list by topic and format.
- Get unstuck in 5 minutesThree ideas you can film fast.TryI have zero ideas today. Based on my last 10 posts, give me 3 ideas I could film in 5 minutes.
- Make a swipe-file projectFill it with hooks that work.TryHere are hooks that worked for me and creators I admire. Write me 10 new hooks in that style for [topic].
- Give each platform its own projectEach one knows the rules.TryI post on Instagram, Facebook and email. For each, list the tone and format rules you should follow when writing for me.
Stop the scroll
- Find your scroll-stopping hooksSpot which past hooks got watched.TryLook at my past posts, tell me which hooks got the most engagement and why, then give me 20 new ones in that style.
- Write 20 reel hooks at onceCuriosity, personal, contrarian, results.TryGive me 20 reel hooks for a video about [topic]: 5 curiosity, 5 personal, 5 contrarian, 5 results-based.
- Write a carousel that gets savedA 7-slide script.TryWrite a 7-slide carousel on one lesson: slide 1 a curiosity hook, slides 2 to 6 one idea each, slide 7 a clear CTA.
- Write hooks for people who do not know youNo insider language.TryThis post is for people who do not know me yet. Make the hook curiosity-based, no insider words, make them want to follow.
- Write CTAs that do not feel pushyNatural, but the next step is obvious.TryRewrite this CTA 5 ways. Each should feel natural but make the next step obvious.
- Write threads for X and ThreadsA 7-post thread in your voice.TryWrite a 7-post thread about [topic] in my voice: a hook, 5 insight posts, a CTA. Keep each under 240 characters.
There is more inside.
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- Find the one problem worth solvingThe most urgent thing they would pay to fix.TryBased on my content, what is the single most urgent problem my audience is paying to solve right now?
- Brainstorm simple product ideasTen low-cost ideas, ranked.TryGive me 10 low-cost digital product ideas from my skills, ranked by which is easiest to start with my audience.
- Make a starter kit from old contentCurate your best into a pack.TryLook at my best posts on [topic] and organize them into a simple starter kit I could sell, with a title and a running order.
- Design a freebie people actually wantOne problem, a title, 3 sections, a CTA.TryDesign a freebie that solves one specific problem in my niche. Give me the title, the format, the 3 sections, and the CTA.
- Find what your offer is missingThe 20% that closes the sale.TryHere is my product description. What would a skeptical buyer still question, and what proof would close that gap?
- Write descriptions that sell the outcomeLead with the transformation.TryRewrite my product description so the first sentence sells the transformation, not the list of what is inside.
Turn content into customers
- Answer the number one objectionWrite the post that removes it.TryWhat are the hidden reasons people hesitate to buy from me? Write a post that gently dismantles the biggest one.
- Write your sales page in your voiceStory opener, objections, proof, CTA.TryWrite a sales page for my [product] in my voice: a story opener, 3 objections handled, proof slots, and a clear CTA.
- Turn objections into FAQ reelsEach objection becomes a short reel.TryHere are the 10 objections I hear most. Turn each into a 1-minute reel script that answers it without sounding defensive.
- Write for the buyer, not just the audienceSpeak to the person about to buy.TryWrite a post for someone about to buy but who hasn't yet. What is stopping them, and how do I gently address it?
- Share a real result, honestlyA genuine result, no income flexing.TryHelp me write an honest post around this real result [describe it] and the steps behind it, with no numbers flexing.
- Handle 'I cannot afford it' with careReframe with stories, not pressure.TryWrite 3 posts that handle the 'I cannot afford it' objection using stories and reframes, never pressure.
- Bundle the things that pairMake the bundle the obvious pick.TryWhich of my products naturally go together? Create a bundle offer and the copy that makes it the best deal.
- Test your priceFour price points and the wording.TryMy product is [price]. Give me 4 alternative price points and the messaging that would justify each.
- Write a simple upsellSolves the next problem.TryMy main product is [X]. Give me 3 upsell ideas that solve the very next problem the buyer will have.
- Add a one-line order bumpA no-brainer add-on.TryWrite a one-sentence order bump for [add-on] that feels like an obvious yes at checkout.
Build the funnel
- Write emails people openA warm 5-email welcome.TryWrite a 5-email welcome sequence with story-based subject lines, a personal opener, and one soft CTA per email.
- Write subject lines that break the patternFifteen options.TryGive me 15 subject lines for an email about [topic], mixing curiosity, specificity, urgency and personal.
- Write your welcome emailsSet expectations, give a quick win.TryWrite the welcome emails for my [product]: confirm the sale, set expectations, give a quick win, tease the next step.
- Grow your email list on purposeCTA to comment a keyword.TryWrite 5 posts where the CTA is to comment a keyword for a free resource, each teasing one value point from it.
- Write DMs that reference their worldA 2-line opener from their content.TryHere is someone's handle and a couple of their posts. Write a 2-line DM opener that references something they shared.
- Run a DM conversationA friendly 3-message flow.TrySomeone replied to my keyword with this: [paste]. Write a friendly 3-message flow that answers them and leads to my offer.
- Write the first DM after a followOne warm message, no pitch.TryWrite a 1-message DM for new followers. No pitch, just warm, and it invites a reply.
- Write a pin-to-profile postA silent salesperson.TryWrite a pinned post that says who I am, who I help and where to go next, with a hook that stops profile visitors.
- Write a bio that earns the clickFive versions, under 150 characters.TryWrite 5 Instagram bios under 150 characters: who I am, who I help, and what to do next.
- Map the journey from reel to saleFourteen days, step by step.TryMap a 14-day journey from someone seeing my first reel to buying my [product]. What content do they need at each stage?
- Build a value ladderFree to freebie to low-cost to bigger.TryMap my offers into a value ladder, from free content to freebie to low-cost to my main offer, with the copy that moves people up.
- Plan your launch like a proA 7-day sequence.TryPlan a 7-day launch for my new [product]: daily content, daily emails, and a daily story arc.
- Turn testimonials into storiesPull the emotional core.TryHere is a testimonial. Pull out the emotional core and write a short story-format post around it.
- Build a mini tool as a lead magnetA small interactive tool you give away.TryHelp me design a simple interactive tool my audience would love as a free lead magnet, and how to pitch my offer with it.
Show up like a human
- Write a real day-in-the-lifeHonest, never braggy.TryWrite an honest day-in-the-life post that shows my real day and why I am building this. Not braggy, just real.
- Give lifestyle content a pointQuietly show what your work makes possible.TryHelp me plan a behind-the-scenes post that shows the freedom my work gives me, without bragging.
- Keep showing upConsistency beats inspiration.TryOn the days I feel like quitting, give me one small next step, and remind me most people quit one inch too early.
One thing before you go
Reading this changes nothing. Doing one of them does. Pick the one that made you think "oh, I could actually do that" and try it this week.
~ Christina
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