You can use this GPT https://chatgpt.com/g/g-68ffc934c6c08191bcfc486434647fe8-evyai-problem-discovery-tool right now and enjoy.. USER GUIDE: IDEAL CLIENT PROBLEM ANALYZER CUSTOM GPT 📋 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Overview 2. Setup Instructions 3. How to Use - Step by Step 4. Converting to JSON 5. Importing into Your Landing Page 6. Best Practices 7. Troubleshooting --- 🎯 OVERVIEW The Ideal Client Problem Analyzer is a custom GPT designed to help you identify 20+ detailed problems, pain points, and opportunities for your ideal clients. It analyzes LinkedIn profiles, PDFs, or company information and delivers: • 20+ specific problems with complete details • Problem classification (Pain/Goal/Dream/Fear) • Urgency levels and measurability indicators • Hooks, questions, solutions, and quotes for each problem • JSON export ready for your landing page tool --- 🛠️ SETUP INSTRUCTIONS For Custom GPT (ChatGPT): 1. Go to ChatGPT and click "Explore GPTs" 2. Click "Create" in the top right 3. Go to the "Configure" tab 4. Name: "Ideal Client Problem Analyzer" 5. Description: "Analyzes LinkedIn profiles and company docs to identify 20+ specific problems with hooks, questions, and solutions" 6. Instructions: Paste the SYSTEM PROMPT we created (the 7500 character one) 7. Conversation starters: Add these: • "Analyze this LinkedIn profile" • "Find problems for this company" • "Convert my analysis to JSON" 8. Click "Create" and set to "Only me" (or share with your team) For Claude (Projects): 1. Go to Claude.ai and create a New Project 2. Name it: "Problem Analyzer" 3. Click "Set custom instructions" 4. Paste the SYSTEM PROMPT in the custom instructions 5. Save the project --- 📖 HOW TO USE - STEP BY STEP STEP 1: Gather Your Research Before starting, collect ONE of these: Option A: LinkedIn Profile • Navigate to your ideal client's LinkedIn profile • Copy the full URL (e.g., linkedin.com/in/john-smith-123456)

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1. Introduction (5 min) Goal: Set the stage and establish relevance. - Opening Question: “If someone asked ‘What do you do?’ right now — could you answer it in 20 words or less?” - Reality Check: Most professionals stumble on the simplest, most predictable question. That costs them credibility and opportunity. - Workshop Promise: By the end of this session, you'll have a clear, concise, and compelling introduction that makes people say, “Tell me more.” 2. Mindset Shift: Be the CEO of Your Career (5 min) Goal: Reframe how participants think about introductions and personal branding. - The CEO Mindset: You are the brand, the product, and the spokesperson. - Why It Matters: People buy clarity. Confusion kills deals, interviews, and opportunities. - Your 20-Word Intro: Think of it as your professional “elevator button” — it should open doors, not close them. 3. The Psychology of First Impressions (5 min) Goal: Explain why this matters in hiring, networking, and sales. - The 7-Second Rule: People decide if they want to know more in seconds. - WIIFM Principle (“What’s In It For Me”): Your intro must answer this immediately. - Power of Curiosity: Your goal isn’t to tell them everything — it’s to make them want the next conversation. 4. Anatomy of a 20-Word Power Introduction (10 min) Goal: Teach the structure and give examples. A. Formula to Follow [Who you help] + [Problem you solve] + [Result you create] - Who You Help: Be specific (e.g., “mid-sized companies,” “growth-stage founders,” “senior leaders”) - Problem You Solve: What pain point do you remove or goal do you accelerate? - Result You Create: The outcome they care about most. B. Examples - “I help small businesses align financial, personal, and strategic goals so they scale with less chaos and more profit.” - “I guide executives through high-stakes career transitions so they land roles they love — faster and with higher pay.” C. Common Pitfalls to Avoid - Too vague: “I’m a consultant.” (What kind? For who?) - Too long: Anything that requires a deep breath to say. - Too focused on self: Focus on them — their needs, not your resume.

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Step one, create a video of him talking about your business using Sora 2 cameo feature. Step two, download the video and upload it to Linkedin Step three, emjoy the publicity.. https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:ugcPost:7380695319300448256/ That is an example, thoughts?