Blog posts, ad copy, emails and storytelling
87 prompts
Write a 1-minute toast for [person]'s [occasion]. I am their [relationship]. Include one funny story ([story]), one heartfelt compliment, and end with a line everyone can raise a glass to. Keep it light and easy to say out loud.
A short, crowd-pleasing toast for any celebration.
Write a playful rhyming poem for children aged [age] about [topic]. Use a strong bouncy rhythm, simple words, some fun sound words, and 4–6 short stanzas. End with a cheerful or surprising final line.
Write a comparison article: [product A] vs [product B] for [audience]. Include a quick verdict at the top, a comparison table (price, key features, pros, cons), sections on [criteria], who each product is best for, and a final recommendation. Stay balanced and flag where I should add my own testing notes.
A fair, structured comparison that helps readers choose.
Write a product review of [product] based on my notes: [notes on experience, pros, cons, price]. Include a summary verdict with a rating out of 10, who it's for, what I liked, what I didn't, alternatives to consider, and a final recommendation. Keep it honest and specific.
Write a welcome email for new subscribers to [newsletter name], which covers [topics] for [audience]. Introduce me briefly ([about me]), say what they'll get and how often, link to 3 best past pieces: [links], and ask them to reply with [question]. Friendly, under 200 words.
A friendly first email that makes new subscribers glad they joined.
Rewrite the text below to rank for the keyword "[keyword]". Use the keyword naturally in the title, first paragraph and one subheading, add related terms people search for, improve structure with subheadings, and keep it reader-first with no keyword stuffing. Text: [paste text]
Optimises existing content for a keyword while keeping it readable.
Here's my story premise and main characters: [summary]. Suggest 10 plot twists that are surprising but set up fairly. For each, explain the clues I'd need to plant earlier and how it changes the ending.
Expand this social media post into a [word count]-word blog article for [audience]. Keep my voice and main idea, add an introduction, 3–5 subheaded sections with examples or steps, and a conclusion with a call to action. Suggest an SEO title and meta description. Post: [paste post]
Expands a short social post into a full, structured article.
Write a heartfelt love letter to [name] for [occasion, e.g. our 10th anniversary]. Include these memories and details: [memories], what I love most about them: [qualities], and a hope for our future. Make it sincere and specific rather than cheesy. About 300 words.
Write an original fable in the style of Aesop about [animals or characters] that teaches the lesson: [moral]. Keep it under 400 words, give it a memorable twist, and end with the moral in one sentence.
Write song lyrics for [occasion] for [person], set to a [genre] style. Include these details: [names, inside jokes, shared memories]. Use a verse-chorus-verse-chorus-bridge-chorus structure, a catchy repeatable chorus, and keep it fun and singable.
Personalised lyrics for birthdays, weddings or retirements.
Write 7 haiku about [theme]. Follow the 5-7-5 syllable pattern, include a seasonal reference (kigo) where it fits, use vivid concrete images rather than abstract words, and give each a short title.