How I Turned A 6,937 Word Deep Dive Into An Executable AI Prompt

The Perfect Book Title Framework

Hey there, Digital Writers!

Over the past 2 years, I've been on a mission to crack the code of what makes a truly great book title.

Not just a "good" title or a "clever" title. But a title that carves out a sliver of real estate in the reader's mind, creates word-of-mouth momentum, and positions a book for maximum success.

I’ve easily logged more than 300 hours of my life into thinking about this topic. I've written about it in different ways, talked about it endlessly, stress-tested it against countless examples, and used it myself in my own work. It's been a labor of love, fueled by my belief that a great title can make or break a book's success.

Here’s my latest post for reference (all 6,937 words):

Now here's the thing about frameworks: they're only as good as their application.

That's why I believe in turning frameworks into prompts. And that's exactly what I did with my Perfect Book Title framework.

The Easy Way To Turn Any Framework Into A Prompt

I took my deep dive, my years of research and refinement, and asked AI to transform it into a reusable prompt. A prompt that could generate amazing book title outputs, time and time again.

Here's how I went about it, and how you can think about creating prompts for yourself—whether it's for your own frameworks or for other deep dives you find from writers and creators you admire.

Step 1: Feed AI Your Framework

I simply fed Claude my post "The Perfect Book Title."

First, I primed AI with what to expect.

Then I copy/pasted my entire post in the chat.

This post contained all the nuances, all the details, all the hard-earned insights I'd gathered over those two years.

And now that AI has the framework. AI can work with it.

Step 2: Prompt AI To Create A Prompt

Then, I prompted Claude like this: