Summary  
Demonstrates how to use prompt engineering to have an AI perform a real-time web search, analyze existing content, and generate optimized headlines based on identified gaps.

General domain of usage  
Content marketing

You're working as Lena, the freelance nutritionist. A headline is a promise about what the reader will get. Writing one without checking what's already out there is a guess. In this chapter you'll ask Claude to look at what's already been written on your topic — using its own web search — and suggest sharper headlines based on what it finds.

No file needed for this one. You'll give Claude a headline and topic, and ask it to search the web for what's already out there before suggesting better options.

Note

>### Task
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> Give Claude a headline and topic (yours, or the breakfast post from earlier), and ask it to search what's already been written, then suggest sharper headlines grounded in what it finds.
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>**Prompts to Try**
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>><b>My post is about why people get hungry an hour after breakfast, and my current headline is "Why You're Always Hungry an Hour After Breakfast." Search what's already been written on this topic online, then suggest 3 sharper headlines based on what's missing out there.
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> Working on your own topic instead? Ask: 
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>><b>My headline is [your headline] and my post is about [topic]. Search what's already out there and suggest 3 sharper headlines based on the gaps.
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>**What you're aiming for:** three headline options, each with a specific reason it's stronger — an angle competitors miss, a phrasing that keeps coming up, a question people keep asking. It should end with one clear recommendation and why. When you have headlines grounded in what's actually out there rather than guesses, you're done.

Discover how to turn one piece of writing into a week's worth of content. You'll take a single post and reshape it for different platforms, tighten weak drafts, match a consistent voice, and sharpen your headlines — working from your own writing, or a ready-made example when you don't have one on hand. By the end you'll have a repeatable system instead of a blank page every time.

Get hands-on experience turning one strong piece of content into new formats – a LinkedIn post, an email, a thread – using your own writing or a ready-made example at every step.

Master the skills needed to tighten a bloated draft, match a brand's voice, and adjust tone for a different audience – using Claude as a sharp, honest editor on your own writing.

Discover how to sharpen headlines and hooks with real search data, then turn one-off content tasks into a repeatable system you can run again next week.