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Most people use Claude like a search box. Use it like a SMART teammate instead. Here are 25 rules that changed my results: 1. Give Claude ONE specific goal. Not a pile of steps. Tell it the outcome you want and let it figure out the path. 2. Tell Claude what DONE looks like. If you don’t define the finish line, you get a guess. 3. Ask Claude to restate your goal before it starts. This catches misunderstandings in 5 seconds instead of 5 rewrites. 4. End your prompt with “Ask me questions before you start.” Especially on the first prompt. BIG difference. 5. Give CONTEXT. Who is it for? What is it for? What do you want them to do next? Context beats clever prompts. 6. Don’t only ask Claude to agree with you. Ask for the CRITICISM against your idea. Now you see the weak spots before your market does. 7. Ask for 20 very different options, not 5. The first few are obvious. The good stuff shows up after that. 8. Don’t argue with Claude. Edit your original prompt and run it again. Arguing just piles junk into the chat. 9. A bad answer pollutes the whole chat. Go back, fix the prompt, and start clean. 10. Long chats get messy. Ask Claude to summarize the key points, then open a fresh chat and paste the summary in. 11. One PROJECT per client or per big task. Keep your worlds separate so nothing bleeds across. 12. Keep your memory short and clean. Clear out old clutter regularly so Claude stays sharp on what matters now. 13. TALK instead of typing. Voice is faster and you share way more context when you speak. 14. Send a screenshot. One image beats 3 paragraphs of explaining what you see. 15. Paste real examples of your writing. Claude copies your VOICE when it can see your voice. 16. Tell Claude what to AVOID. No fluff, no jargon, no long intros. Negative instructions work great. 17. Ask for the finished thing, not the outline. Ask for the deck, the email, the page. You can always edit down. 18. Ask for HTML when you want something you can see, share or click through. Then tweak it with one more prompt. 19. Paste your numbers and ask for a DASHBOARD. Raw data becomes a visual in minutes. 20. Ask Claude to list its assumptions. You will spot the wrong ones fast. 21. Change ONE thing at a time when you iterate. Small edits give you control. Big rewrites give you chaos. 22. Check facts, stats and quotes. Ask for sources and verify anything you plan to publish. YOU are the editor. 23. Be careful with sensitive data. Export a CSV of what you need instead of connecting your bank or private accounts. 24. Save the prompts that work. Build your own library and reuse them. That is how you SCALE. 25. Use the strongest model for hard thinking and a faster one for quick tasks. Right tool, right job.

Greeting comes before pitching. Your first DM asks for nothing. Try a congrats, a thank-you, or a question about their work. Send one like that today to someone you've been meaning to reach out to. Pitches get stitches 🙂 What's the best opener you've ever sent or received?