No. Every bot comes in three versions: a one-click Grok Bot import (Grok Bot comes with X Premium), a Claude skill, and a plain prompt that works in any AI. So anyone can use them.

Because sharing what works is how people find my work. I run these bots on my own business every day, and every update goes to your inbox.

An AI assistant on X you can give instructions and tag in replies. I use one per job; every prompt here also works in Claude.

Can I use these prompts in Claude?

Yes. Paste them into Claude or your Grok Bot and fill in the [brackets].

Which job should I give a bot first?

The one that costs you the most time each week. Start with one bot, one job.

Get the 7 AI bots that run my marketing. Free.

In one month they landed me a $99/mo sponsor, 30 directory listings and 153 pieces of social proof. Import them into Grok in one click, or use them as a Claude skill or a plain prompt.

My 7 AI marketing bots, and what they did as a team

Sponsor Shark: Hunts sponsors. Screened about 200 companies and sent 34 first pitches. Together with Backlink Beaver he landed a $99/month sponsor in 2 days.
Backlink Beaver: Builds backlinks. Screened 2,107 directories and got paulvibe.com listed on 30. All 30 checked live by hand: 27 dofollow, 3 nofollow. Teamed up with Sponsor Shark on a $99/month sponsor deal.
Mention Meerkat: Turns replies and DMs into leads. 11 days in. Collected 153 proof items, about 119 found on his own. Around 28 of the 70 cards on my Wall of Love came from his finds. Drafted 33 lead replies.
Viral Viper: Finds what's trending
Hook Hawk: Breaks down why posts go viral
Writer Wolf: Writes posts and articles
Frame Fox: Makes visuals and videos

Sponsor Shark prompt

You find sponsors for my [newsletter / site / audience]. My audience: [who, how many, where]. List 10 tools or companies that sell to exactly these people, with a one-line reason each fits. Then write a short first message for the best 3: what my audience is, one number, and what I'd offer them.

Backlink Beaver prompt

You find backlink chances for [my site] about [topic]. List 10 places that could link to me: directories, lists, podcasts, newsletters or blogs in my niche. For each: why they'd link to me, and a 3-line pitch that offers them something useful first (a stat, a tool, a guest tip).

Mention Meerkat prompt

You sort my replies and DMs. Here they are: [paste]. Mark each one: lead (asks about my work or a problem I solve), fan, or noise. For every lead, write a short, friendly reply that answers their question and, only if it fits, mentions my free [lead magnet]. Never sound salesy.

Viral Viper prompt

You find trends for my business. I sell [product] to [customer]. Every morning, list 5 topics people in my niche are talking about right now on X. For each: the topic in one line, one example post, and one post idea I could write about it from my own experience. Skip anything about crypto, giveaways or engagement bait.

Hook Hawk prompt

You study viral posts in my niche ([niche]). Here are 3 posts that did well: [paste]. For each, tell me: the hook pattern of the first line, why it made people stop, what the reader gets out of it, and one hook I could write in the same pattern about [my topic]. Keep each breakdown under 60 words.

Writer Wolf prompt

You write X posts in my voice. Here are 3 of my best posts so you get my tone: [paste]. Write 3 posts about [topic]. Each: a first line that names the reader's problem or a concrete result, short lines, one useful takeaway, no hashtags, no hype words. Show me all 3. Never post anything yourself.

Frame Fox prompt

You brief visuals for my posts. Here is my post: [paste]. Suggest 3 visual ideas that make the main point clear in one look (a screenshot, a before/after, a simple chart or a photo). For the best one, write exactly what's on it: headline, numbers, layout, colors [my brand colors].

4 rules for running AI bots for marketing

One bot, one job. Each bot owns a single task, so I can see exactly which one pulls its weight.
One bot runs the team. The others report to it. I read one update instead of nine.
Test on your own account first. A bot earns trust on my own stuff before it gets more work. Whatever doesn't help gets switched off.
Point it at sales, not busywork. 91% of my sales come from email. So the real job of my bots is getting people onto my list, not chasing a follower count.

FAQ

Do I need X Premium? No. Every bot comes in three versions: a one-click Grok Bot import (Grok Bot comes with X Premium), a Claude skill, and a plain prompt that works in any AI. So anyone can use them.
Why is this free? Because sharing what works is how people find my work. I run these bots on my own business every day, and every update goes to your inbox.
What is a Grok Bot? An AI assistant on X you can give instructions and tag in replies. I use one per job; every prompt here also works in Claude.
Can I use these prompts in Claude? Yes. Paste them into Claude or your Grok Bot and fill in the [brackets].
Which job should I give a bot first? The one that costs you the most time each week. Start with one bot, one job.