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How to Get Started

5 Claude Skills for Social Media Growths Comprehensive Guide to Using Artificial Intelligence for Channel Analysis, Audience Understanding, and Discovering Hidden Opportunities
1

Set Up Your Claude Workspace

Create a dedicated project or custom instruction set in Claude for social media analysis. This ensures consistent context and better results across all five skills.

2

Connect Sandcastles MCP (Skills 1 & 3)

For Deep Channel Analysis and Outlier Video Pulse, connect the Sandcastles MCP server to your Claude instance. This gives Claude real-time access to platform data.

3

Prepare Your Data Sources

Gather links to your channel, competitor channels, and export recent comments/engagement data. The more specific your inputs, the more actionable Claude's output will be.

4

Run One Skill at a Time

Start with Audience Bullseye Builder (no MCP needed). Use its output as context for subsequent skills. Build insights progressively rather than running all prompts simultaneously.

5

Create an Insights Dashboard

Document findings from each skill in a Notion or spreadsheet dashboard. Track patterns over time — what hooks work, which outliers emerge weekly, and how competitor strategies evolve. Re-run analyses bi-weekly to stay ahead.

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Pro Tip: Chain Your Skills Together

Use the audience profile from Skill #2 as context when running Skills #1, #3, and #5. Tell Claude: "Using the audience profile we built earlier..." before each new prompt. This creates a cohesive strategy where every insight reinforces the others, rather than working in silos.

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