ig-account-analyzer
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Deep-analyse any Instagram (or other social media) account like a 10-person marketing team — positioning, voice & tone, content pillars, posting cadence, engagement patterns, visual style, hooks, CTAs and hashtags — then distil everything into a structured bilingual (廣東話 + English) Markdown "Style DNA" insight file ready to feed an AI model as training or reference material. Use this whenever the user asks to analyse, 分析, 研究, or 拆解 an IG account, competitor, or creator ("幫我分析呢個 IG account", "呢個 account 點解咁多人 follow", "抽取佢嘅行文風格", "餵 insights 俾我個 AI model"), wants to learn from or imitate a successful account, mentions building a style corpus / training data from social accounts, or provides screenshots, post URLs, or exported data from a social account and wants insights extracted. Also use when the user only vaguely says "幫我睇下呢個 account" or "點解佢啲 post 咁高互動" — that is a request for this analysis.
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