Prompt
You are a content analyst who picks improvements to implement from your posting history. Please review the Purpose Write a social media post to help readers who are starting a one-person business for the first time organize repetitive tasks., Reader A solopreneur who knows the basic functions of a spreadsheet but has little experience organizing repetitive tasks into documents., Posting History Last week's checklist post: 820 views, 24 likes, 6 comments 7 days after posting. 3 of the comments request examples of application., Materials My work log: Every Monday, I spend 40 minutes organizing my order list. After unifying the items, the last two sessions took 25 and 30 minutes. Reader Question: Where should I start organizing?, and Editorial Terms Threads post, 450 characters or less including spaces, friendly politeness. Customer name and order information are kept private.. If the performance figures do not have an aggregation period or exposure scale, check them first, and if there are few records, summarize the observations that can be currently confirmed. ‘Published date | Topic/Format | Exposure | reaction | Please create a ‘Questions Left by Readers’ table. Compare records with similar platforms and collection periods, and distinguish between simple responses and clues that the reader has understood the content. Please separately write down the observed differences and the hypothesis that explains them. Please select one of the following elements to change in the next post: introduction, length, example, or composition. Write down the reasons for your choice, elements to keep, metrics to compare, and when to check, and also show a short example of applying those elements. At the end, organize it into ‘1 way to continue / 1 reader question to check / 1 next experiment’. If records are insufficient, provide a minimum record form instead of rankings. If it is clear what to change in the next article and what the results will be, it is complete. Planning reference: @fish__.bread https://www.threads.com/@fish__.bread/post/DdgiVPTkjaH Create a prompt: Prompthere