116 Prompts for Reddit, LinkedIn, X, and SEO

31 skills. 4 channels. One system.

This is the research layer, not the writing layer. Each prompt below finds one specific thing: a subreddit worth watching, a hook pattern worth stealing, a keyword worth targeting, a conversation about to break out. Fill in the brackets, run the prompt, and decide for yourself what is worth publishing.

How to Use This

Each prompt has brackets like [subreddit], [competitor], or [niche]. Replace them with your specifics before running the prompt in your AI tool of choice.

Prompts are grouped by skill, not by topic. A skill is a repeatable research move, such as sizing a subreddit or reverse-engineering a competitor's calendar, that applies across any niche you drop into it.

Run the prompt, read the output with a skeptical eye, and treat it as a starting point for your own judgment rather than a finished answer. The system does the digging. You still decide what is worth publishing.

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Reddit Research

27 prompts across 6 skills

Reddit tells you what people complain about before they ever see an ad for the thing that fixes it. These 27 prompts pull that signal out of threads and comments across 6 skills.

Skill 1: Subreddit Discovery & Sizing

1. List every subreddit where someone with [problem/pain point] would ask for help, ranked by subscriber count and posting frequency.
2. Given [niche/industry], find subreddits with a high engagement-to-subscriber ratio rather than just large subscriber counts.
3. Identify subreddits where [target customer] lurks but rarely posts, and where they post but rarely lurk.
4. Map adjacent subreddits: which communities does someone active in [main subreddit] also frequent, based on cross-posting patterns?
5. Flag subreddits with strict self-promotion rules versus ones that tolerate soft mentions of [product category].

Skill 2: Community Rules & Culture