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Capture what you already know
Answer the six input questions with real examples. Focus on repeated problems, tested methods, and moments from recent work.
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Mine Your Expertise for Ideas People Can Use
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30 min
Intermediate
Content Creation
Need Ideas Quickly
Pull useful content concepts from your expertise, daily work, repeated audience questions, and past content instead of starting with a blank page.
We'll use them to write your prompt.
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Make Your Play
Give us the situation. We’ll build the prompt.
You already have useful material in your routines, opinions, explanations, and audience conversations.
Your answers save as you type.
What you'll do
This is the plan inside your prompt. Add your details first. Then follow these steps with ChatGPT or Claude.
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Pull out the strongest seeds
Separate useful raw material from broad topics before asking for finished concepts.
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Build the 10-idea bank
Use the primary prompt to turn the strongest seeds into complete, practical concepts with clear audience value.
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Cut weak ideas and pick your first three
Pressure-test the bank so you leave with ideas you can actually produce, not just titles that sound good.
Make Your Play
Mine Your Expertise for Ideas People Can Use
Tell us what the prompt needs to know
Start with the questions below. Each answer personalizes the playbook and builds the prompt you’ll use at the end.
Your situation
Describe what you create content about and who you want to help.
List the skills, methods, decisions, and tasks you handle often enough to explain from experience.
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Explain what you do differently, what you avoid, and what you wish more people understood about your subject.
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List mistakes, myths, or confusing points you regularly correct.
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List questions, objections, requests, and sticking points you hear more than once.
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Describe useful moments from your routine and existing material you could draw from, including calls, notes, drafts, comments, or past posts.
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What you'll do
Check a step when you finish it.
01
Capture what you already know
Answer the six input questions with real examples. Focus on repeated problems, tested methods, and moments from recent work.
02
Pull out the strongest seeds
Separate useful raw material from broad topics before asking for finished concepts.
03
Build the 10-idea bank
Use the primary prompt to turn the strongest seeds into complete, practical concepts with clear audience value.
04
Cut weak ideas and pick your first three
Pressure-test the bank so you leave with ideas you can actually produce, not just titles that sound good.
Fill in the fields above to generate your prompt preview.
Assembled prompt
Beginner instructions
Write rough answers in your own words. Short examples from real work are more useful than polished summaries. If you get stuck, think about what you explained, fixed, questioned, or demonstrated during the past two weeks.
Advanced instructions
Include opinions you can defend, methods you have tested, and examples that show why your approach works. Remove confidential details before submitting your answers. After generating the bank, adjust each format to match the platform where you plan to publish.
Use this when
Use this when your idea list feels thin, your recent topics feel repetitive, or you need content grounded in what you actually know.
You'll need
- Subject and audience
- Working expertise
- Distinct approach
- Common misunderstandings
- Repeated questions
- Source material
You'll get
- 10 non-repetitive ideas grounded in your real experience
- Each idea names a recognizable situation, a practical result, a suitable format, and a simple content structure
- Also selected the three ideas you can make first.
By the end of this playbook
You will have:
- 10 non-repetitive ideas grounded in your real experience
- Each idea names a recognizable situation, a practical result, a suitable format, and a simple content structure
- Also selected the three ideas you can make first.
Examples
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