Prompt Guy Substack

Who reads Prompt Guy Prompt Guy reaches daily AI users who are past the novelty phase — people using ChatGPT, Claude, and other tools as part of their actual workflow, not just poking at them out of curiosity. They read because they want prompts and takes that have actually been tested, not regurgitated hype. Professional profile: Skews toward knowledge workers who've integrated AI into their job — marketers, product managers, consultants, solo founders, developers, writers, and operators at small-to-mid-size companies. Many are the "AI person" on their team: the one colleagues ask for prompt advice or tool recommendations. Relationship to AI: Practical and skeptical in equal measure. They're not AI maximalists or AI doomers — they're pragmatists who want to know what actually works, what's overhyped, and what the industry isn't saying out loud. The 30 Uncomfortable Questions series in particular attracts readers who are tired of press-release-style AI coverage and want someone willing to ask harder questions. Reading habits: High-intent, high-trust audience. They subscribe to a niche, personality-driven newsletter rather than following a big AI aggregator — which typically signals better engagement and more willingness to act on a recommendation than a mass-market tech newsletter. What they're looking for from advertisers: Tools, courses, and products that fit into a serious AI workflow — prompt libraries, AI-adjacent SaaS, productivity tools, courses on AI skills, or platforms relevant to people building with or working alongside AI daily.

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