InfuseOS Workflow Pack #6: The Audience Demand Engine

YouTube Comments → Web Search → Google Docs → LinkedIn (ship posts people already asked for)

Most LinkedIn content is guesswork.

You write what you think will land. You publish. You hope.

This workflow flips the model: start with proven demand.

YouTube is the world’s largest “what people actually want” database:

• the top videos show what’s already winning
• the comment sections reveal the real questions, objections, and confusion
• web research gives you receipts so your post is credible
• Docs turn it into a reusable library
• LinkedIn is where you distribute it and build trust

InfuseOS runs the full loop in one command.

What this pack produces (every time)

• A Google Doc containing:
  • the demand clusters (what people keep asking)
  • the best sources + key facts
  • 3 LinkedIn posts written from real audience pain
  • 10 follow-up post ideas derived from comments
• A LinkedIn post published (the best-performing angle)

Workflow playbooks (single prompts, multi-tool execution)

1) “Mine demand → publish the highest-signal post”

Search YouTube for the top videos about [TOPIC] aimed at [AUDIENCE]. Pick the 5 best matches and pull their comment threads. Cluster the comments into the top 6 repeated questions/objections. For the top 2 clusters, use web search to find credible sources and supporting facts. Create a Google Doc titled “Demand Map — [TOPIC] — [DATE]” with: (1) comment clusters + representative quotes, (2) source links + key facts, and (3) three LinkedIn posts (each addressing one major cluster) in a concise founder tone. Publish the strongest post. Add the published version at the top under “PUBLISHED”.

Why it’s different: you’re not inventing topics—your audience already wrote them for you.

2) “Objection-killer post (from comments + receipts)”

Find YouTube videos where people argue about [CLAIM] (e.g., “AI agents are unreliable,” “automation breaks,” “you can’t trust AI with email”). Pull the comment threads and extract the 10 strongest objections. Use web search to gather evidence, examples, and counterpoints. Create a Google Doc titled “Objection Pack — [CLAIM] — [DATE]” with an objection → response table and citations. Then write and publish a LinkedIn post that addresses the top 3 objections directly with clarity and proof. Include 10 short replies I can paste in LinkedIn comments.

Outcome: you publish something that converts skeptics instead of preaching to believers.

3) “Explainer post that fixes confusion (teach what people misunderstand)”

Search YouTube for [TOPIC] and pull comment threads from the top 3 videos. Identify where viewers are confused (wrong definitions, mixed concepts, recurring misconceptions). Use web search to validate correct definitions and examples. Create a Google Doc titled “Explainer — [TOPIC] — [DATE]” that includes: (1) the confusion map, (2) the clean explanation, (3) examples and analogies, and (4) a LinkedIn post written as a simple explainer with a strong hook and 3 examples. Publish the post.

Outcome: your LinkedIn becomes the place people go to understand the topic.

4) “Turn one video’s comments into a 5-post LinkedIn series”

Pick a single high-performing YouTube video about [TOPIC]. Pull the full comment thread and extract 5 major themes (questions, objections, requests). Use web search to support each theme with one strong fact or example. Create a Google Doc titled “Series — [TOPIC] from Comments — [DATE]” containing 5 LinkedIn posts (one per theme), each with: hook, body, CTA question, and 5 suggested comment replies. Publish Post #1 now and leave the other 4 ready to ship.

Outcome: consistency becomes a system, not a weekly struggle.

One master prompt (copy/paste, runs the whole engine)

Run the Audience Demand Engine for [TOPIC] aimed at [AUDIENCE] (tone: concise founder). Use YouTube search to find winning videos, mine comment threads, and cluster repeated questions/objections. Use web search to validate facts and find sources. Create a Google Doc titled “Demand Engine — [TOPIC] — [DATE]” with the demand clusters, sources, and 3 LinkedIn post drafts. Choose the best post and publish it. Add the published version at the top and include 10 comment replies.

If you want control:

Draft everything first and show me the post before publishing.

Best topics for this pack (where it shines)

This workflow works best when there’s:

• confusion + strong opinions
• people asking “how do I…”
• lots of “this didn’t work for me” experiences

Examples:

• AI agents / automation
• productivity systems
• founder growth tactics
• hiring/recruiting
• sales outbound
• product launches
• “how to use X tool” education