When I worked for the utility company I drafted construction drawings for the last 5 years. To create a drawing you need to collect a lot of data which has to be synthesised on a two-dimensional page. Many project managers struggled with projecting that 2D drawing onto the 3D world. Many times I would explain that “The map is not the territory.” For any work that needed to be underground we would ask for drawings from all the other utility companies for any work they had done in that area. Not all those drawings were as useful as they should be. Until you dig a hole or trench a section you really have no idea what is under the surface. It’s amazing what can be unearthed accidentally. Sometimes it’s incredibly dangerous, mostly it’s just expensive to fix. I watched one backhoe operator trenching across a road where I knew there was a gas main. He obviously hadn’t done his homework because he hit it. Fortunately it didn’t rupture or the hole would have got a lot bigger. People are like that too. You don’t know what is under the surface. We mostly only ever see what they choose to share. When you build your marketing on solid information about who you’re talking to, the chance of a destructive strike is much reduced. The Claude Prompt Guide starts by mapping your niche and your audience. Everything it generates after that works inside those boundaries, so you’re not digging blind. It won’t guarantee you never hit a gas main. It just makes it a lot less likely. https://link.ckv.to/prompt-guide Regards, |
