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Session 2 —
Advanced Prompting + AI for Productivity

Wednesday 2 September · 14:00–16:00 · Servcorp Paris Kléber

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Session 2 · Wednesday 2 September · 14:00–16:00 · In-person
Advanced Prompting + AI for Productivity
Session Brief

Bring the prompt you built this morning.

Session 2 starts by improving your best RCTF prompt from Session 1 using advanced techniques — then runs three live productivity sprints on your label's real tasks.

14:00StartIn-person
50 minBlock 15 Techniques
10 minCheckTechnique Check
50 minBlock 23 Sprints
16:00ClosePrompt Library
Opening · Review
What's the best RCTF prompt you wrote this morning — and what would make it better?
Open your session notes. The first 10 minutes improve your Session 1 best prompt using the techniques you're about to learn.
01Master 5 advanced prompting techniques: persona stacking, iterative refinement, constraints, few-shot, devil's advocate.
02Complete 3 live productivity sprints on your actual label tasks — writing, analysis, decision.
03Add 5+ high-quality prompts to your Prompt Library with full RCTF documentation.
Session 2 Coaching Deck

Session 2 Slide Deck

Block 1 Complete · Technique Check
Advanced Techniques

Block 1 — Technique Check

Technique Check · Q01
Apply persona stacking to your AI video service — write the opening line of a prompt specifying role, audience, and situation.
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Technique Check · Q02
Which of the 5 techniques would be most useful for improving your artist pitching process?
Persona stacking — specify who the AI is and who the booking agent audience is
Iterative refinement — improve the pitch draft in multiple passes, each more specific
Few-shot examples — paste two strong artist pitches, ask for a third in the same style
Devil's advocate — ask AI why the booking agent would say no, then address each objection
Technique Check · Q03
Write a constraint prompt for producing social media content for one of your artists. Apply at least two constraints.
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Thinking Check Score
Deliverable 2A · Prompt Library + Sprint Log
Block 2 — Three Sprints

Three sprints. Real label tasks.

Run each sprint in Claude or ChatGPT. Document the prompt used and a one-sentence assessment. These go into your Friday Prompt Library.

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Writing Sprint · 15 min
Cold outreach email to a booking agency
Use persona stacking. Include: artist name, genre, 1 key achievement, and a specific ask.
Refine once with: 'Make this more specific and cut it to under 100 words.'
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Analysis Sprint · 15 min
3-competitor label comparison table
Name 3 competitor labels. Ask AI: 'Summarise each in 3 bullets: positioning, artists managed, gap they leave open.'
Spot-check: are any names or facts hallucinated? Verify the top claim from each.
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Decision Sprint · 12 min
Devil's advocate on a real label decision
Name a real decision you're facing. Ask AI to argue the strongest case FOR and AGAINST.
Then add one argument AI missed on each side.

Session 2 Complete.

Five advanced techniques mastered. Three real label tasks completed. Prompt Library growing. Tomorrow is online — join Thursday at 09:00.

Prompt Library — 5+ entries added
Writing, analysis, and decision prompts documented with RCTF components and self-assessment.
3 Productivity Sprint Outputs
Booking outreach, competitor analysis, devil's advocate decision — all documented with the prompts used.
Session 3 — Tomorrow, 09:00 · Live Online
Building AI Business Workflows · Camera on · Screen sharing mandatory
Bring your 3 sprint outputs — we use them to build your Idea Validation Workflow in Session 3.
Have Claude or ChatGPT open and ready. Screen sharing is on from minute one.
Slides
AI in Practice Level 2 · PSE
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