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marketing ✦ 79~15 min setupbeginner

Three day-to-day marketing bots (TikTok audit, Notion bookmarks, longform)

Oren John published three small Grok Bots he actually uses: Klo audits ~100 TikToks on a brand for concepts, a second bot files social bookmarks into Notion, and Kimi turns podcasts and YouTube into cheat sheets.

Source: @orenmeetsworld ↗ ✓ verified 2026-09-20
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Copy the prompt below.

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Paste it into Grok — open your Grok Bot and send it as your first message.

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Answer its setup questions — most prompts interview you first, then settle into a routine.

The prompt

Prompt 
Adapt this outline. Do not treat it as a finished prompt. Fill every [BRACKET]. Do not invent view counts or "viral" scores.

I want three small specialist bots, not one mega-assistant.

Bot A — TikTok audit (Klo-style):
Given a brand [HANDLE OR URL], collect up to [N, default 100] recent public TikToks and comments. Return: positioning notes, repeating formats, and [M] video concepts I could brief. Cite the posts you used. Do not download watermarks as original work. Do not post.

Bot B — bookmark filer:
Read my social bookmarks (X/TikTok/etc. as connected). Sort into Notion categories I name: [CATEGORIES]. One line why each is filed there. Do not delete bookmarks. Do not invent a category I did not list.

Bot C — longform takeaways (Kimi-style):
Given a podcast or YouTube URL, return a one-screen cheat sheet: thesis, 5 takeaways, 3 quotes with timestamps if available, one thing I should not repeat without checking. If there is no transcript, say so.

Setup: create one bot per job. Share templates if I have Grok Bot: Klo https://x.ai/bot/yW-Q1yis7-VCNKbeJ6g6Z — Kimi https://x.ai/bot/oBK8ft9f4D723aXeZJuCm
Start by asking which of the three I want first.

How it's set up

Oren John's post is a day-to-day trio, not a 14-module OS. He lists three jobs: audit TikTok videos and comments on a brand for positioning and video concepting; organize social bookmarks into Notion categories; and pull better takeaways from longform. He says they are easy to set up — ask, or send a screenshare — and linked two share templates.

  1. Install or clone Klo (analyzes ~100 TikToks on a brand, returns concepts to brief): https://x.ai/bot/yW-Q1yis7-VCNKbeJ6g6Z
  2. Install or clone Kimi (podcasts and YouTube → shareable cheat sheets): https://x.ai/bot/oBK8ft9f4D723aXeZJuCm
  3. For the bookmark bot, create a third specialist and point it at Notion. Keep it filing, not publishing.
  4. Run one real brand / one real bookmark pile / one real episode before you schedule anything.

Why it works

Specialist bots beat a general "marketing assistant" when the jobs are already in your week. Oren's cut is concrete: one bot looks at TikToks, one files bookmarks, one compresses longform. You can steal one of the three without standing up a department.

This use case was collected from the public Grok Bot community and is credited to its original author. Prompts are reference material: review them before running, and never let a bot act beyond permissions you actually granted.