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    A prompt aimed at going viral on Instagram

    A user suggests asking a “muse” to analyze their content, look up top Instagram videos in their categories and give them three scripts they could shoot that day.

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    “Let’s go viral on Instagram” opens a prompt shared by a user. It asks a “muse” to analyze their content and look up top videos in the same categories before suggesting three scripts to shoot that day. The author also invites people to share screenshots of the responses they get.

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    @MattPRDSend this to your muse if you want to go viral on instagram 🙃 “Let’s go viral on Instagram. Analyze my content, then look up top videos on instagram in my content categories, then give me 3 scripts for videos I could shoot today” Share a screen shot of your response here :)
    @kurbaitaevI recently came up with a term for how I think about content: content engineering. Research → patterns → ideas → creation → audience feedback → back into the system. I've spent years trying to build this workflow across a ridiculous number of social tools, prompts, automations, connectors and agents. This @Muse prompt is the first time I've thought: oh. Someone is actually building for content engineering. Your existing content becomes the context. Muse derives your lanes and voice, researches what's working, generates ideas + hooks + scripts, then keeps refreshing the system. There is still a LOT missing. Better native social search. Deeper trend detection. Understanding your actual videos. Better scripting. But this is a huge step. Stop what you're doing and run @MattPRD's prompt.

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    @MattPRDSend this to your muse if you want to go viral on instagram 🙃 “Let’s go viral on Instagram. Analyze my content, then look up top videos on instagram in my content categories, then give me 3 scripts for videos I could shoot today” Share a screen shot of your response here :)
    @kurbaitaevI recently came up with a term for how I think about content: content engineering. Research → patterns → ideas → creation → audience feedback → back into the system. I've spent years trying to build this workflow across a ridiculous number of social tools, prompts, automations, connectors and agents. This @Muse prompt is the first time I've thought: oh. Someone is actually building for content engineering. Your existing content becomes the context. Muse derives your lanes and voice, researches what's working, generates ideas + hooks + scripts, then keeps refreshing the system. There is still a LOT missing. Better native social search. Deeper trend detection. Understanding your actual videos. Better scripting. But this is a huge step. Stop what you're doing and run @MattPRD's prompt.