Founders who know their audience but stall on what to thread about
No metric reported. Tweet Hunter's guide shows a 'pain point' framework: list your audience's pain points, pick one, and ask AI for content ideas around it. It says the example took less than 30 seconds and produced replies that could each be a tweet or the start of a thread. It then uses prompts for 'top mistakes' threads and a final pass to add a hook and a call to action.
Tweet Hunter's thread prompt: 'Write a tweet/twitter thread about top mistakes (TARGET AUDIENCE) make when trying to (TOPIC).'
My audience: [who]. Their top pain points: 1. [pain] 2. [pain] ... Step 1: For pain point #[n], give me 8 thread angles across these formats: top mistakes, how-to, do's and don'ts, myth vs. reality. Step 2 (after I pick one): Write a thread about top mistakes [target audience] make when trying to [topic]. 6-8 tweets, one mistake per tweet, each with the fix. Use only these examples from my work: [examples]. Step 3: Give me 5 hook options for tweet 1 and 3 CTA options for the last tweet ([newsletter / offer / follow]). Under 280 characters each. No emojis or hashtags.
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