According to God of Prompt on Twitter, the creator has reached 200k followers on Instagram and is directing audiences to instagram.com/godofprompt. As reported by the original tweet, this milestone highlights a scalable distribution channel for AI content brands to convert short-form engagement into owned audience growth. According to public social media growth patterns cited in creator economy analyses by platforms like Instagram Creator Lab, consistent niche content, cross-platform CTAs, and clear value propositions drive conversion from X to Instagram, which AI tool reviewers and prompt engineering educators can replicate for lead generation and course sales. As reported by the tweet, the call to action demonstrates a simple funnel that AI startups can adapt to promote model tutorials, prompt packs, and product waitlists, supporting lower CAC through organic distribution.

According to @godofprompt on Twitter, creators can now use a detailed mega prompt for generating photorealistic AI selfies that closely mimic real photographs. This prompt emphasizes natural imperfections such as skin texture, flyaway hairs, visible pores, and candid moments, while specifying iPhone camera specs for authenticity. The structured template ensures outputs include realistic hands, environmental context, and natural lighting, making them highly convincing for social media use. As reported by @godofprompt, these realism rules enable AI-generated influencer selfies that are almost indistinguishable from real images, opening new business opportunities in digital marketing and influencer branding.

According to Mootion (@Mootion_AI), a new video created with MootionAI demonstrates how social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok deploy psychological strategies, such as leveraging FOMO (Fear of Missing Out), to increase user retention and engagement. The video breaks down the mechanics that make social feeds as addictive as slot machines, providing valuable insights for businesses seeking to optimize user interaction through AI-powered content personalization. As reported by Mootion, these techniques highlight the growing influence of AI in shaping user experience and engagement strategies within major social media companies.