## General tips for effective prompting ### 1. Be clear and specific - Clearly state your task or question at the beginning of your message. - Provide context and details to help Claude understand your needs. - Break complex tasks into smaller, manageable steps. Bad prompt: <prompt> "Help me with a presentation." </prompt> Good prompt: <prompt> "I need help creating a 10-slide presentation for our quarterly sales meeting. The presentation should cover our Q2 sales performance, top-selling products, and sales targets for Q3. Please provide an outline with key points for each slide." </prompt> Why it's better: The good prompt provides specific details about the task, including the number of slides, the purpose of the presentation, and the key topics to be covered. ### 2. Use examples - Provide examples of the kind of output you're looking for. - If you want a specific format or style, show Claude an example. Bad prompt: <prompt> "Write a professional email." </prompt> Good prompt: <prompt> "I need to write a professional email to a client about a project delay. Here's a similar email I've sent before: 'Dear [Client], I hope this email finds you well. I wanted to update you on the progress of [Project Name]. Unfortunately, we've encountered an unexpected issue that will delay our completion date by approximately two weeks. We're working diligently to resolve this and will keep you updated on our progress. Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns. Best regards, [Your Name]' Help me draft a new email following a similar tone and structure, but for our current situation where we're delayed by a month due to supply chain issues." </prompt> Why it's better: The good prompt provides a concrete example of the desired style and tone, giving Claude a clear reference point for the new email. ### 3. Encourage thinking - For complex tasks, ask Claude to "think step-by-step" or "explain your reasoning." - This can lead to more accurate and detailed responses.

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Take someones LinkedIn PROFILE along with their POSTS and all the info you know about them and throw it all into CLAUDE along with these two prompts and see what it does. Enjoy.. # AI Prompts for Networking Documentation ## Prompt 1: Comprehensive Networking Profile Generator "Please help me create a detailed professional networking profile for [Name] that I can use for business relationship building and referrals. I need a comprehensive profile that includes all relevant professional and personal information to facilitate meaningful connections. Please structure the profile with the following sections, expanding on any areas where information is available: 1. Basic Information - Full name, title, company name - Industry/sector - Years in current role and industry - Professional summary 2. Contact Information - All business addresses and locations - Phone numbers (office/mobile) - Email addresses - Social media profiles - Website(s) - Preferred contact methods 3. Professional Background - Current role details and responsibilities - Company description and unique value proposition - Career history and achievements - Education and certifications - Technical skills and expertise 4. Core Business Philosophy - Personal mission statement - Business approach - Client philosophy - Management style 5. Business Details - Products/services offered (primary and secondary) - Target market and ideal client profile - Service area and capabilities - Pricing structure (if applicable) - Delivery methods - Key differentiators 6. Industry Expertise - Technical knowledge - Specialized capabilities - Quality control processes - Innovation focus - Industry trends awareness 7. Client Relationship Approach - Consultation style - Project management approach - Communication preferences - Follow-up processes - Long-term relationship building 8. Personal Information - Birthday - Hobbies/interests - Professional goals - Community involvement - Awards/recognition - Personal achievements