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Prompt handbook

1,000 prompts for Claude with Adlicio

48 prompts that run real customer research, with the real output next to each one. Then the same 48 pre-filled for 20 industries.

48 spine prompts and 960 pre-filled prompts across 20 packs

Don't have a code? It comes with the launch post on X and the newsletter. Ask on the contact page.

Why AI persona prompts lie to you

The most common complaint under every "10 ChatGPT prompts for your customer avatar" video is the same one: "How is this getting inside the head of your customer if you're asking AI to create the persona?" And: "AI can be inaccurate and making things up. Isn't the market research using AI potentially useless then?"

They are right. A model asked to describe your customer describes the average customer of every business that ever wrote about your category. It is fluent and it is made up.

Every prompt in this handbook does one thing differently. It reads the real comments first. Adlicio pulls the Reddit threads, the YouTube and TikTok comments, the Amazon and Trustpilot reviews, the Facebook posts and the Meta ads, and hands them to Claude as text. Claude then ranks, groups and quotes. It does not invent. Every output you see below came from a real run on a real account, and every quote keeps its upvote count and its link.

The prompts are written as chains. The output of one is the input of the next. Run them in order the first time, then keep the ones your business needs.

Four rules before you start

  1. 01

    Say "use all available Adlicio tools" once per conversation.

    Claude sometimes answers from memory when a tool would give real data. This line stops that. Every chain below opens with it.

  2. 02

    Name the subreddits.

    A search without a subreddit list pulls whatever mentions your keyword. Three named subreddits turn a noisy pull into a clean one. Each industry pack lists the right ones.

  3. 03

    Say "full mode, every comment" when you want the whole thread.

    By default Claude asks for a compact subset to save context. Full mode returns everything Adlicio collected.

  4. 04

    Quote people word for word, keep the upvote count, never fill gaps from memory.

    Put this in the prompt when it matters. The upvote count is your ranking signal and the link is your proof when a client asks where a line came from.

Credit guide

ActionCredits
YouTube scrape, Chrome extension scrapes, Facebook groups via the extension, reading anything already scraped0
Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, Reddit scrape, Reddit search, Ad Library search, landing page read, ad transcript1
Google Maps, live Amazon pull2
Deep scrape, top hooks on TikTok and Instagram, VOC report, brand research, early products3
Creator finder5

Table of contents

Inside the handbook

  1. 1. Find where your customers talk

    1. 1.1Find the subreddits
    2. 1.2Find the review videos
    3. 1.3Find the hooks already winning
    4. 1.4Find the listings with the most reviews
    5. 1.5Find the professionals talking
    6. 1.6Check what you already have

  2. 2. Build the avatar from real words

    1. 2.1Pull the language at volume
    2. 2.2Split into sub-avatars
    3. 2.3Fears, desires and the moment they act
    4. 2.4The word bank
    5. 2.5The trigger moment
    6. 2.6Save it as a report

  3. 3. Objections and hesitation before they buy

    1. 3.1Find the arguments
    2. 3.2Rank the objections
    3. 3.3Read the category leader's bad reviews
    4. 3.4Check what the market is already saying
    5. 3.5Answer the biggest objection in their words
    6. 3.6Save it to the brand

  4. 4. Review and comment mining at volume

    1. 4.1One link, every comment
    2. 4.2Every comment on a big video
    3. 4.3The 3-star trick
    4. 4.4A private facebook group
    5. 4.5The promises they broke
    6. 4.6Search everything you already have

  5. 5. Competitor and category teardown

    1. 5.1What a brand is running
    2. 5.2Read the scripts
    3. 5.3Read the landing page
    4. 5.4The gap between ads and comments
    5. 5.5What tv is saying
    6. 5.6Prices, reviews and early products

  6. 6. Angles, hooks and scripts

    1. 6.1Rank the angles
    2. 6.2Ten hooks in their words
    3. 6.3A 30-second script
    4. 6.4The hook and objection matrix
    5. 6.5Rewrite an existing ad
    6. 6.6Save and reuse

  7. 7. Landing page, email and product copy

    1. 7.1Headlines from the top desire
    2. 7.2A FAQ from the objections
    3. 7.3Product page bullets from 3-star reviews
    4. 7.4A welcome sequence from the trigger moment
    5. 7.5Review replies
    6. 7.6The price section

  8. 8. Listening, seasonal campaigns and client reporting

    1. 8.1Watch a subreddit
    2. 8.2Watch a competitor listing
    3. 8.3What changed this week
    4. 8.4Seasonal research
    5. 8.5Quotes for a client deck
    6. 8.6The monthly refresh

Industry packs

  • Supplements
  • Skincare and beauty
  • Hair loss and haircare
  • Men's health
  • Women's health
  • Weight loss and GLP-1
  • Sleep and stress
  • Pets
  • Parenting and kids
  • Oral care
  • Fitness and sports gear
  • Home and cleaning
  • Apparel and jewelry
  • Hobby, craft and specialty food
  • SaaS and B2B
  • Agencies and copywriters
  • Coaches and courses
  • Local services
  • Finance and insurance
  • Apps and games