I was just working on the project and was talking to the chatgpt, and I asked it to create a prompt that I can give to LLMs to deep research, then it gave me a prompt which was good.

But then I asked it "Can you make this existing prompt at least 10x better right now? Do you have the capability to do it? Is there any way that it can be improved 10x?"

This is exactly what I said to it.

And boom!

Now the prompt it generates was far far better than the previous one and when I ran it into the LLMs, the results were so good.

It sees it like a challenge for itself.

You can try this out to see yourself.

Do you also have something like this where a very simple question or line make your prompt much better?

Here are the before and after prompts

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1. Before prompt –

"I want you to act as a professional market research analyst with access to public web data.

🎯 Research Goal: Find out the exact pain points, frustrations, and real language that service-based business owners are using when talking about:

• Lead generation
• Lead qualification
• Appointment booking
• Lead nurturing
• Sales closing

Especially focus on high-ticket service-based businesses like:

• Coaches, consultants, interior designers, physiotherapists, legal professionals, and financial advisors

📍 Region Focus:

• Priority on India and other emerging markets
• Global insights are okay if relevant

🧩 Data Type: Do NOT generate hypothetical content or generic summaries. Instead, research and extract real conversations from:

• Reddit (e.g. r/Entrepreneur, r/SmallBusiness, r/consulting, r/startups, r/IndiaStartups, etc.)
• Twitter/X threads (summarized)
• YouTube video comments (especially on videos about sales, client acquisition, or CRMs for service businesses)
• Quora questions and answers
• Product review sites (e.g. Capterra, G2) for tools like HubSpot, Interakt, Zoko, Wati, Calendly, etc.

📝 What to Extract:

1. Copy-paste snippets or summarized quotes of what users are saying
2. Organize the complaints/needs into categories like:
   • Slow response time
   • Manual lead handling
   • Missed follow-ups
   • Poor appointment conversion
   • WhatsApp/CRM inefficiencies
3. Include the exact wording or phrases they use (e.g. “I can’t keep up with DMs”, “leads are ghosting me”, “I forget to follow up”, etc.)

🎯 Output Format:

• Structured report with clear pain point categories
• Bullet-pointed lists of real user quotes with attribution (e.g. Reddit user, YouTube commenter)
• Group similar issues together under subheadings
• Highlight the biggest recurring complaints and emotional words

Optional: Suggest how AI or WhatsApp automation could address each pain point — but keep focus on raw user insight first.

This research should prioritize real-world user conversations, not invented assumptions. "

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2. After prompt –

"🔍 Objective: You are an expert market research analyst helping me understand real-world pain points faced by small and mid-sized, high-ticket service-based businesses in their lead generation and appointment booking processes.

⚡ Key Outcome: Find the exact phrases, emotions, rants, and frustrations expressed publicly by real users. DO NOT generalize or paraphrase unless quoting is impossible. Use their actual language — that’s what I need for designing copy and AI workflows.

🎯 Businesses to Focus On:

• Service providers with high-ticket offerings (e.g., coaches, consultants, physiotherapists, interior designers, lawyers, financial advisors)
• Prioritize Indian or South Asian markets (but include global examples too)
• 1–25 person companies preferred
• Non-tech-savvy founders are a plus

🧩 What to Discover (Organized by Funnel Stage):

1. Lead Generation Problems
   • “I run ads but leads are not converting”
   • “My DMs are full but no one replies”
   • “People ghost after showing interest”
2. Lead Qualification Issues
   • Repetitive manual conversations
   • No filtering of low-quality leads
   • “I waste time talking to unfit clients”
3. Appointment Booking Challenges
   • “People don’t show up after booking”
   • Leads drop off before scheduling
   • Confusion over dates or multiple follow-ups
4. Follow-Up + Sales Closing Problems
   • Lack of CRM systems
   • Forgetting to follow up
   • Manual tracking in WhatsApp/Excel
   • Delayed responses lose the sale

🌐 Where to Search: Find real user conversations or highly specific user-generated content on:

• Reddit threads (r/Entrepreneur, r/SmallBusiness, r/IndiaStartups, r/sales, r/consulting, etc.)
• YouTube video comments (look for videos around “how to get clients”, “cold outreach strategy”, “WhatsApp for business”, etc.)
• Quora threads with founders/service providers asking for help
• Twitter/X threads from agency owners or solo consultants
• Product reviews of tools like Calendly, Wati, Interakt, Zoko, WhatsApp Business, and sales CRMs (Capterra, G2, etc.)

💬 Format to Use: Organize the output into 4 sections (matching the 4 funnel stages above). In each section:

• 📌 Bullet-point every pain point
• 💬 Include the raw quote or wording used by the user
• 🏷️ Label the source (e.g. “Reddit, r/smallbusiness, 2023”, or “Comment on YouTube video by XYZ”)
• 💣 Highlight strong emotional or frustrated wording (e.g. “leads ghost me”, “tired of wasting time on cold DMs”, “hate back-and-forth scheduling”)

Minimum output length: 800–1200 words

This report will directly power the design and messaging of AI agents for automating lead gen and appointment booking. So be as specific, real, and raw as possible.

DO NOT make things up. Stick to what real users are already saying online. "