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Post Draft Review: Find Where Attention Drops and Fix It

Reviews a post or carousel draft in six passes: where attention drops off, what hurts carousel retention, how to make it worth sharing, what feels predictable, 3 lifts that keep the idea, and the exact point where readers leave, patched.

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  1. Phase 1 — Attention drop-off
    My post: [paste your post]
    
    Task: read this post and show me the point where readers' attention starts to fade.
  2. Phase 2 — Carousel retention gaps
    My carousel, slide by slide: [paste the slide texts]
    
    Task: tell me what is missing from this carousel that is hurting retention.
  3. Phase 3 — Worth sharing
    My post: [paste your post]
    
    Task: rework this post so people want to pass it on, not only read it.
  4. Phase 4 — Ruthless read
    My draft: [paste your draft]
    
    Task: be ruthless. What in this draft feels predictable or plays it safe?
  5. Phase 5 — Three lifts, same idea
    My post: [paste your post]
    
    Task: give me 3 ways to make this post stronger while keeping the underlying idea unchanged.
  6. Phase 6 — Patch the exit point
    My content: [paste your content]
    
    Task: identify the exact spot where this content loses people, then fix it.
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