Blog posts, ad copy, emails and storytelling
87 prompts
Write a LinkedIn recommendation for [name], who worked with me as [their role] at [company] for [duration]. I was their [relationship]. Highlight [2–3 strengths] with one concrete example: [example]. Keep it under 150 words, warm and specific, and end with a clear endorsement.
A warm, specific LinkedIn recommendation that highlights real strengths.
Write a thank-you email to [interviewer name] after my interview for the [role] position at [company] on [date]. Mention one specific thing we discussed: [topic], briefly restate why I'm a strong fit ([key strength]), and close politely. Under 150 words, professional but warm.
A short, memorable follow-up email after an interview.
Write a professional resignation letter to [manager name] at [company]. My last day will be [date], [notice period] from today. Thank them for [specific opportunities], offer to help with the handover, and keep the tone positive. Don't give detailed reasons for leaving. Under 200 words.
Create an outline for a persuasive essay arguing that [position] for [audience/grade level]. Include a hook, thesis statement, 3 body paragraphs each with a claim, evidence ideas and reasoning, one counterargument with a rebuttal, and a conclusion with a call to action.
A structured persuasive essay plan with arguments and counterarguments.
Rewrite this article as a [length]-minute video narration script. Use short spoken sentences, a hook in the first 10 seconds, signposting between sections, and mark where B-roll or on-screen text should appear in [brackets]. Keep my main points and examples. Article: [paste article]
Turns a written article into a natural-sounding video voiceover.
Write an FAQ section for [business/product] aimed at [audience]. Cover 10 questions about [topics, e.g. pricing, delivery, returns, setup, support]. Keep answers short (2–4 sentences), friendly and specific, and use the facts below. Mark anything you're unsure about with [CHECK]. Facts: [details]
Clear, reassuring answers to your customers' most common questions.
Rewrite the text below so a 10-year-old can understand it. Use short sentences, everyday words, and a friendly tone. Explain any necessary technical terms in brackets. Keep all the important facts. Text: [paste text]
Simplifies any text to a child-friendly reading level.
Act as a direct-response copywriter. Product/offer: [details] Audience: [who] Features and content: [list] Write 25 benefit bullets using different styles: how-to, the secret of, why, what never to, number-based, without [pain], and the surprising truth about. Keep each under 20 words and make them specific and honest.
Write curiosity-driven benefit bullets for sales pages, emails and product listings.
Act as a speechwriter. Event and audience: [details] Length: [minutes] My expertise and big idea: [details] Stories I can tell: [list] Create: a title, the one big idea, an opening story, 3 sections with stories and takeaways, audience interaction moments, a slide concept list (minimal text), and a closing that calls…
Structure a memorable conference keynote with a big idea, stories and a strong close.
Write a short ebook/guide. Topic: [topic] Reader and their problem: [details] Length: [pages or words] Related offer: [product/service] Create: a title and subtitle, table of contents, introduction, 5–7 chapters with practical steps, checklists or templates, a conclusion, and a soft call to action. Keep it actionable.
Write a valuable short guide that solves one problem and leads readers to your offer.
Act as a technical writer. Product: [name] Feature: [feature] Users: [who, skill level] Steps to use the feature: [describe] Write a help article: what the feature does, before you start, numbered steps with UI labels in bold, screenshots placeholders, tips, troubleshooting, and related articles. Use second person and…
Write clear help-centre documentation that users can follow without contacting support.
Write an invitation for [event]. Details: [date, time, place/link, dress code, cost] Audience: [who] Tone: [formal, fun, professional] RSVP: [method and deadline] Write: an email invitation with 3 subject lines, a short social media version, a text-message version, and a reminder message for the day before.
Write inviting copy for events: parties, launches, workshops, webinars or community gatherings.