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Jafar Najafov

@JafarNajafov

Jun 15 • 13 tweets • 3 min read • Read on X

Claude is paid.
ChatGPT is paid.
Gemini Pro is paid.

But DeepSeek is free and its more powerful than all these combine.

Here are 10 tasks you can automate with it and unlock its full potential:

1. Market Analysis Generator

Use for: Quick competitor breakdowns

Prompt:

“Analyze [Company Name]’s business model, strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. Present it as a SWOT matrix.”

2. Research Summarizer (w/ bias detection)

Use for: Skimming 50-page papers in 30 seconds

Prompt:

“Summarize this research paper in 5 bullet points. Highlight any potential bias, funding sources, or limitations in the study. Use plain English.”

3. Founder-style LinkedIn post

Use for: High-engagement storytelling

Prompt:

“Write a 3-paragraph LinkedIn post like a startup founder reflecting on a tough lesson. Use vulnerability, storytelling, and an actionable takeaway.”

Add the tough situation to make the prompt work best.

4. Idea Validation Report

Use for: Testing if your idea is dumb—fast

Prompt:

“Validate this startup idea: [insert idea]. Include market size, top 3 competitors, current demand signals, and possible monetization.”

5. Content Distribution Plan

Use for: Making content actually reach people

Prompt:

“Create a content distribution plan for a blog post on [topic]. Include 3 platforms, repurposing formats, and a daily checklist.”

6. 7-Post Twitter Thread Generator

Use for: Writing threads that hit

Prompt:

“Write a 7-post X/Twitter thread on [topic]. Start with a polarizing hot take. Use bold claims, examples, and a call to action.”

7. Podcast Episode Planner

Use for: Structuring a banger episode

Prompt:

“Create a podcast episode outline on [topic]. Include hook, 3 segments with bullet points, and closing question for listeners.”

8. Cold Email That Gets Replies

Use for: Booking meetings without sounding spammy

Prompt:

“Write a cold email to [persona] offering [service]. Use humor, curiosity, and a single CTA. Avoid clichés.”

9. Resume Revamp (for specific job)

Use for: Targeted, role-optimized resumes

Prompt:

“Rewrite this resume for a [job title] role at [company]. Highlight measurable results. Keep it under 1 page.”

10. Growth Strategy for a SaaS Startup

Use for: Planning growth with clarity

Prompt:

“Build a 90-day growth strategy for a SaaS company with $5K MRR in the [industry] space. Prioritize CAC:LTV.”

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