Prompt tip: a seven-field audience profile makes AI copy speak your reader's language
JafarNajafov · x · 2026-10-13
Part 5 of the prompt-context series covers audience context: "write a blog post" yields generic content, while "write for burned-out startup founders who've tried every productivity app" activates specific language patterns, pain points, and examples.
The template asks for a seven-field reader profile: demographics (age/role/industry), current situation, specific frustrations, goals, the jargon they use, failed solutions they've tried, and what makes them skeptical — then the content-type instruction. The attached image shows a LinkedIn post advocating outcome-based roadmapping over feature-list prioritization.
Related event: Jafar Najafov's Eight Techniques of Context Engineering(9 posts)→
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