3 Claude Prompts to Turn Any Report Into Social Posts
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3 Claude Prompts to Turn Any Report Into Social Posts

Prompts turn lengthy reports into 3 posts without full reading. For marketers/writers needing fast content extraction.

3 Prompts

  1. Extract 3 Surprising Claims from a Report

    I'm going to paste a report below. Read it carefully and identify the 3 claims that would most surprise a general professional audience — claims that go against common assumptions, reveal unexpected data, or challenge widely-held beliefs. For each claim: 1. State the claim in one clear sentence 2. Provide the exact page number where it appears 3. Quote the relevant sentence(s) verbatim from the report Do not summarize the whole report. Only surface the 3 most surprising, counterintuitive, or underreported findings. If you cannot point to a specific page number with a verbatim quote, do not include that claim. Here is the report: [PASTE YOUR REPORT TEXT HERE]

  2. Verify Claims with Exact Page Numbers

    I have a list of claims taken from a report. For each claim, I need you to: 1. Find the exact page number in the report where this claim is supported 2. Quote the exact sentence(s) from that page verbatim 3. Confirm whether the claim accurately represents what the report says 4. If a claim cannot be verified with a specific page number and verbatim quote, flag it clearly as UNVERIFIED and explain why Be strict: if you cannot point to a specific page and produce a direct quote, mark it UNVERIFIED. Do not paraphrase — only use verbatim quotes. Here are the claims to verify: [LIST YOUR CLAIMS HERE — one per line] Here is the full report: [PASTE YOUR REPORT TEXT HERE]

  3. Write a Social Post from Your Disagreement

    I'm going to give you: 1. A specific claim from a report, with its source page number 2. My own opinion or point of disagreement with that claim Write a social media post (LinkedIn or Threads style, 150–250 words) using this structure: - Open with the claim from the report — cite it as: "According to [report name], page [X]..." - Transition to my disagreement or alternative perspective - Support my view with 1–2 concrete reasons or examples that I provide below - End with a clear, opinionated takeaway for the reader Tone: direct, confident, first-person. No filler phrases. The post should feel like a practitioner pushing back — not an academic debate. Here is the claim (include page number): [PASTE CLAIM + PAGE NUMBER HERE] Here is my disagreement / perspective: [WRITE YOUR TAKE HERE] Here are 1–2 examples or reasons supporting my view: [WRITE YOUR SUPPORTING POINTS HERE]

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