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200 Powerful Claude Commands for Content Creators (2026 Cheat Sheet)

Claude Commands (1)

Ask what a “power move” looks like in ChatGPT or Gemini, and people will point to a slash command or an @ mention. Ask what the equivalent is in Claude, and the honest answer is: there isn’t one. No hidden claude commands line layer, no special syntax sitting under the chat box waiting to be triggered.

What Claude does have is a model that follows a consistent instruction the same way every time you give it; which turns out to be just as useful. Build your own shorthand (“POLISH” always means the same kind of edit, “SOCRATIC” always means the same teaching style) and you get the reliability of a command system without Claude actually needing one.

Note:
A few directives below do map to real, built-in features — Projects, Artifacts, connectors, and web search are marked as they come up. Everything else is disciplined phrasing, not syntax.

200 Claude commands, broken down by use case.

1. Claude commands for Context & Source

These lean on real Claude features — Projects (persistent context across chats), connectors (Drive, Gmail, Calendar), and file uploads — described the way you’d actually ask for them, not as special syntax.

DirectiveWhat It DoesExample Prompt
PROJECT-CONTEXTReminds Claude to use everything stored in the current Project’s knowledgePROJECT-CONTEXT: what have we already decided about the launch date?
FROM-DRIVEAsks Claude to pull in a Google Drive file you’ve connectedFROM-DRIVE, find the doc titled “Q3 Content Calendar” and summarize it.
FROM-GMAILAsks Claude to search your connected inboxFROM-GMAIL, find the last email from [Name] and list the action items.
FROM-CALENDARPulls schedule context from a connected Google CalendarFROM-CALENDAR, what do I have booked for launch week?
ATTACHED-ONLYRestricts Claude to only the file(s) you just uploaded, nothing assumedATTACHED-ONLY: summarize just this PDF, no outside context.
CROSS-DOCCompares two uploaded or connected filesCROSS-DOC: compare last month’s and this month’s traffic reports. Flag differences.
PULL-QUOTEExtracts exact short phrases from a source you’ve providedPULL-QUOTE from this transcript anything about pricing objections.
CHART-THISAsks Claude to turn pasted data into a table or simple chartCHART-THIS data into a markdown table comparing plans A and B.
ARTIFACT-ITSignals you want the output as a standalone file, not inline chat textARTIFACT-IT: turn this outline into a downloadable one-pager.
RECENT-ONLYTells Claude to weight only what’s changed lately in a connected sourceRECENT-ONLY: what’s changed in my Drive folder this week?

2. Claude commands for Writing & Refinement

Never ask Claude to “write a blog post” cold. Paste a rough draft and use these to shape it.

DirectiveWhat It DoesExample Prompt
POLISHFixes grammar without changing your voiceHere’s my draft. POLISH.
TIGHTENCuts word count while keeping the meaningThis intro drags. TIGHTEN by 20%.
EXPANDAdds depth, context, or an exampleParagraph 3 is thin. EXPAND with a real-world example.
TONE: [X]Shifts the voice to a specific styleRewrite this email. TONE: authoritative but warm.
HUMANIZEStrips robotic AI-sounding phrasingRewrite this. HUMANIZE — no “delve,” no “tapestry,” no “crucial.”
ACTIVE-VOICEConverts passive constructions to activeMake this copy punchier. ACTIVE-VOICE.
GRADE: [X]Rewrites for a specific reading levelExplain this feature. GRADE: 8th-grade reading level.
HOOK-REWRITERewrites the opening line for curiosityThis opening is flat. HOOK-REWRITE using a bold claim.
SIMPLIFYRemoves jargon and technical termsExplain this integration. SIMPLIFY.
BULLETIZETurns a dense paragraph into a scannable listThis wall of text is hard to read. BULLETIZE.

3. Claude commands for Complexity & Learning

Use these when Claude is teaching you something, not just producing copy.

DirectiveWhat It DoesExample Prompt
EXPLAIN-LIKE-5Explains at a total-beginner levelWhat is a webhook? EXPLAIN-LIKE-5.
EXPERT-MODEUses full industry terminology, no hand-holdingExplain retrieval-augmented generation. EXPERT-MODE.
MENTAL-MODEL: [X]Explains using a named frameworkExplain content repurposing. MENTAL-MODEL: hub and spoke.
SOCRATICTeaches by asking you questions instead of stating answersHelp me understand topical authority. SOCRATIC.
FIRST-PRINCIPLESBreaks a concept to its underlying fundamentalsWhy do email lists make money? FIRST-PRINCIPLES.
STEELMANArgues the strongest version of a position you hold, to pressure-test itI think YouTube beats blogging for this niche. STEELMAN it, then push back.
HISTORICAL-CONTEXTExplains how something got to its current stateWhy did Google change how it ranks AI content? HISTORICAL-CONTEXT.
TLDRGives a two-sentence summary of something long[Paste 3,000-word article] TLDR.
DEBUNKSurfaces common myths about a topicWhat do people get wrong about passive income? DEBUNK.
STEP-BY-STEPBreaks a process into sequential micro-stepsHow do I set a custom domain in WordPress? STEP-BY-STEP.

4. Claude commands: Strategist & Planning

Use these for business planning and problem-solving, not just content.

DirectiveWhat It DoesExample Prompt
AUDITCritiques your existing plan and finds the gapsHere’s my content calendar. AUDIT it.
SWOTGenerates strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threatsAnalyze this course launch idea. SWOT.
GO-TO-MARKETDrafts a go-to-market outlineI’m launching a new ebook. GO-TO-MARKET.
FUNNEL-MAPOutlines the customer journey stage by stageDraft a funnel for a $500 consulting offer. FUNNEL-MAP.
AUDIENCE-PROFILEBuilds a demographic/psychographic sketch of a buyerWho buys a $99 affiliate course? AUDIENCE-PROFILE.
PAIN-POINTSIdentifies the top pain points of a named audienceBeginner affiliate marketers. PAIN-POINTS, top 3.
OBJECTIONSLists the likely reasons a buyer won’t purchaseProduct: $500 SEO audit. OBJECTIONS.
RISK-CHECKFlags where a plan is most likely to failI’m migrating hosts this weekend. RISK-CHECK.
PRIORITIZERanks a list of ideas by effort vs. impactHere are 5 project ideas. PRIORITIZE.
BOTTLENECKIdentifies the most likely constraint in a workflowHere’s my video pipeline. BOTTLENECK.

5. Claude commands for Formatting & Output

If you don’t specify a format, Claude defaults to plain paragraphs. Use these to force structure. Note: for anything long enough to reuse or download, pair these with ARTIFACT-IT from Section 1 so it comes out as a saved file, not chat text.

DirectiveWhat It DoesExample Prompt
TABLE-FORMATForces output into a markdown tableCompare two hosting plans. TABLE-FORMAT.
JSON-OUTOutputs strict JSONFormat this customer profile. JSON-OUT.
MARKDOWN-OUTUses headers, bold, and blockquotesOutline my next post. MARKDOWN-OUT.
NO-FLUFFZero intro or closing sentences — just the dataGive me the exact hex codes for a modern brand palette. NO-FLUFF.
BULLETS-ONLYNo paragraphs, only list itemsSummarize this 10-page report. BULLETS-ONLY.
ASCII-DIAGRAMSketches a text-based diagram of the conceptShow how an email sequence flows. ASCII-DIAGRAM.
TREE-VIEWShows hierarchical structure, like a folder treeOutline my new site architecture. TREE-VIEW.
TWO-COLUMNSSplits output into two comparable sidesShow inbound vs. outbound differences. TWO-COLUMNS.
LIMIT: [X]Restricts output to an exact character countWrite a meta description. LIMIT: 155 characters.
CHECKLISTFormats as actionable checkbox itemsWhat do I need before publishing? CHECKLIST.

6. Claude commands for Persona & Roleplaying

Force Claude out of its default voice by naming a role or point of view.

DirectiveWhat It DoesExample Prompt
ACT-AS: [Role]Adopts a specific professional lensACT-AS: senior copywriter. Critique this landing page.
CMO-LENSReviews through a Chief Marketing Officer’s prioritiesReview my launch plan. CMO-LENS.
SKEPTICDoubts your premise aggressivelyI think this will do $10k/mo. SKEPTIC.
CUSTOMER-VOICERoleplays as your target buyerAct as a beginner affiliate marketer. CUSTOMER-VOICE: what worries you?
HARSH-EDITORGives a blunt structural critiqueReview this blog draft. HARSH-EDITOR.
COMPLIANCE-CHECKFlags liability or disclosure risk in copyReview this earnings disclaimer. COMPLIANCE-CHECK.
BRAND-VOICE: [sample]Mimics the tone of writing you paste in[Paste your last 3 posts] BRAND-VOICE — write the intro to match.
DEVIL’S-ADVOCATEArgues the opposing side of your stated claimSEO is dead in 2026. DEVIL’S-ADVOCATE.
UX-LENSFocuses entirely on user experienceReview this checkout flow. UX-LENS.
PROJECT-MANAGER-LENSTurns an idea into a timeline and task listI want to launch a YouTube channel. PROJECT-MANAGER-LENS.

7. Claude commands for Developers (Code & Tech)

You don’t need to code to use these — they help with WordPress fixes, CSS cleanup, and small web components.

DirectiveWhat It DoesExample Prompt
DEBUGFinds the error in a broken snippetThis table won’t center. DEBUG.
REFACTORCleans up messy code for readability or speedHere’s my CSS. REFACTOR for speed.
COMMENT-CODEAdds plain-English explanations to codeI don’t know what this script does. COMMENT-CODE.
EXPLAIN-CODETranslates code into plain EnglishWhat does this PHP snippet actually do? EXPLAIN-CODE.
TRANSLATE-CODEConverts code from one language to anotherTurn this Python script into JavaScript. TRANSLATE-CODE.
SQL-QUERYWrites a database query from a plain descriptionFind all users who signed up in the last 30 days. SQL-QUERY.
PSEUDOCODEWrites out the logic before real codeI want to build a calorie calculator. PSEUDOCODE.
TERMINAL-CMDGives the exact terminal command for a taskHow do I clear my DNS cache on Mac? TERMINAL-CMD.
ERROR-TRACEExplains a messy server error log[Paste error log] ERROR-TRACE — what broke?
SECURITY-CHECKReviews code for common security flawsReview this login script. SECURITY-CHECK.

8. Claude commands for Research (Fact-Checking & Sourcing)

Claude can genuinely search the live web when it’s turned on for your chat — these directives lean on that real feature, not just phrasing.

DirectiveWhat It DoesExample Prompt
FACT-CHECKUses live search to verify claims in a pasted draft[Paste article] FACT-CHECK every statistic here.
DEEP-RESEARCHRuns several searches before answering, for a fuller pictureWhat’s the current state of AI search traffic for blogs? DEEP-RESEARCH.
CITE-SOURCESAsks Claude to name where each fact came fromSummarize the benefits of creatine. CITE-SOURCES.
FIND-ORIGINTraces a claim or trend back to where it startedWhere did the “girl dinner” trend start? FIND-ORIGIN.
WHATS-CURRENTForces Claude to check for the latest state of something, not rely on memoryWHATS-CURRENT on Google’s core algorithm updates?
CROSS-EXAMINECompares two sources you provide and flags contradictions[Paste two URLs] CROSS-EXAMINE the claims.
BIAS-CHECKFlags likely slant in a piece of textReview this news article. BIAS-CHECK.
TIMELINEArranges events in chronological orderBuild a TIMELINE of this company’s funding rounds.
EXTRACT-ENTITIESPulls names, dates, and locations from text[Paste transcript] EXTRACT-ENTITIES.
SENTIMENT-READJudges whether a batch of text is positive, negative, mixedReview these 50 comments. SENTIMENT-READ.

9. Claude commands for SEO (Keyword & Content Structuring)

Use these to plan topical coverage and structure articles for search.

DirectiveWhat It DoesExample Prompt
KEYWORD-CLUSTERGroups related keywords by themeI want to rank for “AI tools.” KEYWORD-CLUSTER into 5 groups.
RELATED-TERMSSurfaces semantically related terms to weave inMain keyword: “sales funnels.” RELATED-TERMS.
SEARCH-INTENTNames whether a query is informational or transactionalWhat’s the SEARCH-INTENT behind “ClickFunnels pricing”?
TITLE-OPTIONSGenerates several SEO-minded, click-worthy titlesTITLE-OPTIONS for a post about fixing a broken funnel.
META-DESCWrites a meta description under 155 charactersMETA-DESC for my GoHighLevel comparison post.
SITE-MAP-OUTLINEArchitects a page hierarchy for a topicI want a content hub on email marketing. SITE-MAP-OUTLINE.
GAP-FINDERFinds what a competitor’s article left out[Paste competitor URL] GAP-FINDER.
HEADER-REWRITERewrites flat subheadings to be more specific and searchableHere’s my outline. HEADER-REWRITE for clarity and search.
ALT-TEXTWrites descriptive image alt textALT-TEXT for a photo of a red panda on a branch.
SLUG-SUGGESTSuggests a short, clean permalinkSLUG-SUGGEST for “How to Choose Your First Affiliate Niche.”

10. Claude commands for Creators (Social Media & Repurposing)

Turn one long-form asset into short-form hooks, threads, and carousels. For anything you’ll want as a shareable graphic or slide set, pair with ARTIFACT-IT.

DirectiveWhat It DoesExample Prompt
HOOK-OPTIONSGenerates several distinct video-opening anglesI’m making a video on passive income. HOOK-OPTIONS.
THREAD-ITConverts an article into a multi-part thread[Paste article] THREAD-IT, 7 parts, end with a CTA.
SCRIPT-FORMATSplits a video script into audio/visual columnsWrite a 60-second script comparing two tools. SCRIPT-FORMAT.
CAPTION-ITWrites a social caption for an image or clip[Describe the image] CAPTION-IT for Instagram, with emojis.
REPURPOSETurns one asset into several content formatsTake this transcript and REPURPOSE it into 3 formats.
CAROUSEL-ITStructures a topic into a slide-by-slide carouselTurn this guide into a CAROUSEL-IT, 10 slides.
HASHTAG-SETGenerates a mix of broad and niche tagsHASHTAG-SET for a post about GoHighLevel.
SUBJECT-LINESWrites several high-open-rate email subject linesSUBJECT-LINES for an email about a broken funnel fix.
AB-HOOKSWrites two contrasting versions of an opening lineAB-HOOKS for a Facebook ad headline.
ENGAGEMENT-PROMPTWrites a question designed to draw comments, not just likesWrite an ENGAGEMENT-PROMPT about AI replacing freelancers.

11. Claude commands for Context & Source, Continued

DirectiveWhat It DoesExample Prompt
SAVE-THISSignals a fact or decision worth remembering for future chatsSAVE-THIS: our launch date is locked for the 14th.
CARRY-FORWARDAsks Claude to apply an earlier decision in this same chat to new outputCARRY-FORWARD the brand voice we set earlier into this next draft.
IGNORE-EARLIERTells Claude to disregard something said earlier in the conversationIGNORE-EARLIER draft — start fresh from this new brief.
SOURCE-LOCKRestricts Claude to only the sources you’ve named, nothing inferredSOURCE-LOCK to this one report — don’t add outside stats.
MULTI-FILEAsks Claude to synthesize across several uploaded files at onceMULTI-FILE: combine these 3 competitor reviews into one comparison.
DIFF-CHECKCompares a new draft against an older version and lists what changedDIFF-CHECK this revised outline against the one from Monday.
CONTEXT-RECAPAsks Claude to summarize what it currently understands about the projectCONTEXT-RECAP before we keep going — what do you have so far?
SCOPE-THISNarrows a broad ask to only the specific piece you want handled nowSCOPE-THIS to just the intro paragraph, not the whole article.
LONG-DOC-SCANSignals a long upload and asks for a structured pass, not a skimLONG-DOC-SCAN this 40-page PDF for anything about refund policy.
BUILD-ON-ARTIFACTAsks Claude to revise a file it already created, not start overBUILD-ON-ARTIFACT: keep the layout, just update the pricing numbers.

12. Claude commands for Editor, Continued

DirectiveWhat It DoesExample Prompt
VOICE-MATCHMatches a sample of your own writing exactly[Paste 2 paragraphs of yours] VOICE-MATCH the rest of this to that.
CUT-REPETITIONRemoves repeated ideas or phrases across a long draftThis gets repetitive by section 3. CUT-REPETITION.
VARY-SENTENCESBreaks up monotone sentence length and rhythmThis reads flat. VARY-SENTENCES.
KILL-CLICHESRemoves overused phrases and stock expressionsKILL-CLICHES in this intro — no “game-changer,” no “unlock.”
ADD-SPECIFICITYReplaces vague claims with concrete numbers or examples“It boosts results” — ADD-SPECIFICITY, what results, by how much?
SOFTENReduces aggressive or blunt phrasing without losing the pointThis email is too harsh. SOFTEN it.
SHARPENMakes a soft or hedgy draft more direct and confidentThis sounds unsure. SHARPEN the claims.
MATCH-LENGTHRewrites to match the length of a reference pieceMATCH-LENGTH of this to my last newsletter (about 400 words).
READABILITY-PASSRewrites specifically for easier skimming, not just shorterREADABILITY-PASS — shorter paragraphs, more white space.
CONSISTENCY-CHECKFlags where terminology or tone shifts mid-documentCONSISTENCY-CHECK this doc for tone or terminology drift.

13. Claude commands for Complexity & Learning, Continued

DirectiveWhat It DoesExample Prompt
QUIZ-MEGenerates a short test on material you just covered[Paste notes] QUIZ-ME, 5 questions.
FLASHCARD-FORMATFormats key concepts as front/back study cardsFormat these terms as FLASHCARD-FORMAT.
GLOSSARY-PULLExtracts jargon from a document and defines it[Paste technical doc] GLOSSARY-PULL.
CASE-STUDYGives a real-world example of a concept in actionHow do agencies use AI for lead gen? CASE-STUDY.
COMPARE-FRAMEWORKSContrasts two named approaches to the same problemCOMPARE-FRAMEWORKS: AIDA vs. PAS for sales copy.
WHATS-THE-CATCHSurfaces the downside or trade-off of an appealing ideaThis tool sounds perfect. WHATS-THE-CATCH?
ANALOGY-ITExplains a concept through a simple, relatable comparisonANALOGY-IT: how does a sales funnel actually work?
ROADMAP-ITTurns a learning goal into a phased planI want to learn paid ads. ROADMAP-IT over 30 days.
ASSUMPTIONS-CHECKLists the assumptions baked into a plan or claimASSUMPTIONS-CHECK on this revenue projection.
EXPLAIN-THE-WHYExplains the reasoning behind a rule, not just the rule itselfWhy does Google penalize thin content? EXPLAIN-THE-WHY.

14. Claude commands: Strategist & Planning, Continued

DirectiveWhat It DoesExample Prompt
WORST-CASEMaps out the worst realistic outcome of a decisionI’m raising prices 30%. WORST-CASE.
BEST-CASEMaps out the best realistic outcome of a decisionSame scenario. BEST-CASE.
MOST-LIKELYGives the most probable outcome, not the extremesMOST-LIKELY outcome if I run this promo for 2 weeks.
RESOURCE-MAPLists the tools and people a plan actually requiresI want an automated webinar funnel. RESOURCE-MAP.
KPI-PICKSuggests the metrics that actually matter for a stated goalGoal: grow my list by 1,000 this month. KPI-PICK.
EFFORT-VS-IMPACTSorts a list of ideas by how much they cost vs. returnHere are 6 ideas. EFFORT-VS-IMPACT.
WHATS-MISSINGFinds the gap between two related pieces of content or strategyWHATS-MISSING between my top-of-funnel and bottom-of-funnel content?
SCALE-PLANExplains how to grow a manual process without rebuilding itI get 10 leads a week by hand. SCALE-PLAN to 50.
COMPETITIVE-ANGLESuggests how to differentiate from crowded competitorsEvery blog in my niche reviews the same 5 tools. COMPETITIVE-ANGLE.
DECISION-MATRIXScores multiple options against your stated criteriaDECISION-MATRIX these 3 hosting providers on price, speed, support.

15. Claude commands for Formatting & Output, Continued

DirectiveWhat It DoesExample Prompt
CSV-OUTFormats data as comma-separated valuesList these 20 products with prices. CSV-OUT.
Q-AND-A-FORMATStructures output as strict question-and-answer pairsBuild an FAQ for this course. Q-AND-A-FORMAT.
QUOTE-BLOCKFormats key takeaways as blockquotesPull the 3 best insights from this. QUOTE-BLOCK.
EMOJI-BULLETSUses emojis as visual bullet markers for scannabilityList pros and cons of AI writing. EMOJI-BULLETS.
MINDMAP-TEXTStructures ideas radiating out from one central conceptBreak down “content repurposing.” MINDMAP-TEXT.
SLIDE-OUTLINEFormats text into title, bullets, and speaker notes per slideTurn this article into a SLIDE-OUTLINE, 6 slides.
SIDE-BY-SIDEPuts two options in aligned columns for direct comparisonSIDE-BY-SIDE: Namecheap vs. GoDaddy on price and support.
PLAIN-TEXT-ONLYStrips all markdown formatting for pasting into plain fieldsPLAIN-TEXT-ONLY version of this for a text-only form field.
HEADLINE-STACKFormats several headline options as a ranked listHEADLINE-STACK, ranked best to worst, for this landing page.
ONE-LINERCompresses an idea into a single punchy sentenceONE-LINER summary of this 500-word pitch.

16. Claude commands for Persona, Continued

DirectiveWhat It DoesExample Prompt
BEGINNER-LENSReviews as someone brand-new to the topic, flags confusionRead this tutorial. BEGINNER-LENS — where would you get lost?
INVESTOR-LENSCritiques an idea’s scalability and defensibilityHere’s my SaaS idea. INVESTOR-LENS.
SUPPORT-AGENT-LENSAnswers as a patient customer support rep wouldDraft a response to this complaint. SUPPORT-AGENT-LENS.
LAWYER-LENSFlags wording that could create legal or compliance riskReview this disclaimer. LAWYER-LENS.
DATA-LENSSticks strictly to numbers and statistical reasoning, no vibesAnalyze this A/B test. DATA-LENS.
SALES-LENSFocuses on objection-handling and closing the readerRewrite this pricing FAQ. SALES-LENS.
INTERVIEWER-MODEAsks you questions one at a time instead of answeringHelp me prep for a podcast appearance. INTERVIEWER-MODE.
DEBATE-MODEArgues the opposite side of a stance you takeCold email is dead in 2026. DEBATE-MODE.
MENTOR-LENSGives direct, encouraging feedback like a mentor wouldReview my first draft. MENTOR-LENS — be honest but constructive.
GHOSTWRITER-MODEWrites new material in a voice sampled from your past work[Paste 3 old posts] GHOSTWRITER-MODE — draft the next one.

17. Claude commands for Developers, Continued

DirectiveWhat It DoesExample Prompt
API-DOC-DRAFTDrafts documentation for a described API or integrationDocument how our webhook connects to ConvertKit. API-DOC-DRAFT.
REGEX-BUILDWrites a regular expression for a described patternREGEX-BUILD to match all email addresses in a text file.
OPTIMIZE-SPEEDSuggests changes to reduce page or script load timeHere’s my page source. OPTIMIZE-SPEED.
DOCKERFILE-DRAFTSets up a basic containerized environmentDOCKERFILE-DRAFT for a simple Node.js app.
CONFIG-BUILDWrites a configuration file for a described tool setupCONFIG-BUILD: a basic Webpack config for a React app.
TEST-CASESGenerates test scenarios for a described script or formHere’s a signup form validator. TEST-CASES for it.
CRON-BUILDWrites the syntax to schedule a recurring taskCRON-BUILD to run a backup script every midnight.
API-RESPONSE-MOCKGenerates a sample JSON response for a described endpointAPI-RESPONSE-MOCK for a “get user profile” endpoint.
SCHEMA-BUILDGenerates a structured data schema for a described objectSCHEMA-BUILD for a blog post: title, author, date, tags.
MIGRATION-CHECKFlags likely issues before moving a site or systemI’m switching page builders next week. MIGRATION-CHECK.

18. Claude commands for Research, Continued

DirectiveWhat It DoesExample Prompt
STAT-HUNTSearches for specific, citable statistics on a topicSTAT-HUNT: cart abandonment rates for e-commerce in 2026.
ORIGINAL-SOURCETraces a widely repeated claim back to where it was first saidWho first said “data is the new oil”? ORIGINAL-SOURCE.
CONSENSUS-CHECKReports what the broad evidence or expert view actually saysDo cold showers really boost energy? CONSENSUS-CHECK.
CONTRADICTION-FINDFinds where a source contradicts itself across a document[Paste transcript] CONTRADICTION-FIND.
MARKET-SIZE-CHECKLooks up the current size or value of an industryMARKET-SIZE-CHECK: the online course industry in 2026.
PRIMARY-SOURCE-ONLYRestricts findings to government, institutional, or original dataWhat’s the current US inflation rate? PRIMARY-SOURCE-ONLY.
COMPETITOR-SCANSearches for what competitors are currently publishing on a topicCOMPETITOR-SCAN: how are others covering “AI content detection”?
RECENT-CHANGESSearches specifically for what’s changed on a topic latelyRECENT-CHANGES to Google’s helpful content guidelines.
CLAIM-VERIFYChecks one specific claim against current, searchable evidenceCLAIM-VERIFY: “80% of startups fail in year one.” True?
PDF-SUMMARYExtracts the core argument from a long uploaded document[Attach report] PDF-SUMMARY in 3 bullet points.

19. Claude commands for SEO, Continued

DirectiveWhat It DoesExample Prompt
SCHEMA-MARKUP-DRAFTGenerates JSON-LD schema for rich snippetsSCHEMA-MARKUP-DRAFT for a product review post.
FAQ-SCHEMA-DRAFTGenerates FAQ questions plus matching schema markupFAQ-SCHEMA-DRAFT for an affiliate marketing guide.
FEATURED-SNIPPET-FORMATRewrites a definition to compete for the Google snippet boxRewrite this definition. FEATURED-SNIPPET-FORMAT.
PEOPLE-ALSO-ASKGenerates likely “people also ask” questions for a keywordPEOPLE-ALSO-ASK for “best AI writing tools.”
ANCHOR-TEXT-OPTIONSSuggests natural link phrases instead of “click here”ANCHOR-TEXT-OPTIONS for linking to my pricing page, 5 variants.
CANNIBALIZATION-CHECKFlags if two of your posts are likely competing for the same queryCANNIBALIZATION-CHECK: my Gemini post vs. my Claude post.
INTERNAL-LINK-SUGGESTSuggests where to link two related posts on your own siteINTERNAL-LINK-SUGGEST between my AI guide and my CRM review.
E-E-A-T-PASSReviews text for signals of experience, expertise, and trustReview this post’s intro. E-E-A-T-PASS.
READABILITY-SCOREGrades text on a readability scale and flags dense spotsREADABILITY-SCORE on this landing page copy.
OUTRANK-PLANAnalyzes a top-ranking competitor page and suggests how to beat it[Paste competitor URL] OUTRANK-PLAN.

20. Claude commands for Creators, Continued

DirectiveWhat It DoesExample Prompt
THUMBNAIL-CONCEPTSSuggests high-attention visual concepts and text for a thumbnailTHUMBNAIL-CONCEPTS for a video called “AI Replaced My Job.”
POLL-QUESTIONSWrites engagement-driving questions for social postsPOLL-QUESTIONS: remote work vs. office, 3 options.
TREND-TIE-INConnects a current event to your niche for timely contentTREND-TIE-IN: how does this week’s Apple news relate to my SEO blog?
STORY-ARC-FORMATStructures a case study using a hero’s-journey shapeFormat my client case study as a STORY-ARC-FORMAT.
PACING-CHECKBreaks a script into short segments to hold attentionPACING-CHECK this script for short-form video retention.
MEME-CONCEPTSuggests a meme format to explain a concept simplyMEME-CONCEPT to explain why manual SEO takes too long.
OUTREACH-PITCHDrafts a cold pitch email to a brand or partnerOUTREACH-PITCH to a software company for a newsletter sponsorship.
COMMENT-BAITWrites a genuinely polarizing (not spammy) question to drive repliesCOMMENT-BAIT about whether AI tools should be disclosed in content.
SERIES-PLANNERBreaks one big topic into a multi-part content seriesSERIES-PLANNER: turn “AI for marketers” into a 5-part series.
REPURPOSE-MATRIXMaps one asset into every format you publish, in one passREPURPOSE-MATRIX this webinar into blog, thread, email, and shorts.

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Ezra Bassey is a digital strategist and the founder of HussleDad, a platform that helps businesses leverage the power of AI marketing to grow faster and smarter in the digital age. He specializes in graphics and website design, social media management, and running effective ad campaigns across Google and major platforms. Ezra combines creativity with data-driven strategy to help brands stand out and achieve measurable results. In addition to design and ads, he curates SEO-optimized web content that boosts visibility and authority, empowering entrepreneurs to harness AI tools and trends to scale their businesses efficiently.

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