>>1786the prompts are fine for hooks but they usually fail at the
retention layer because the output is too predictable. ive been using a custom script to scrape top performing reddit threads and feeding the structure into my workflow instead of just asking for generic ideas. if u rely too much on the ai, ur feed ends up looking like a generic brand account with zero personality.
>the death of organic reach is coming if everyone uses the same llm outputs. i've found that using [python] to automate the initial ideation stage works better than prompting for a whole month at once. do you use any specific frameworks for the prompts or just raw instructions?