Blog posts, ad copy, emails and storytelling
128 prompts
You are a content writer. Title idea: [e.g. 15 ways to …] Audience: [who] Goal: [traffic, leads, shares] Points I want included: [list] Write the article with an engaging intro, numbered H2 items with a one-line takeaway and a short explanation plus example each, a quick-reference summary table, and a conclusion. Make…
Write a skimmable, genuinely useful list article with strong subheadings and examples.
Write a how-to guide: "How to [task]". Audience and skill level: [details] Tools/materials needed: [list] Common mistakes: [list] Include: what they'll achieve, time and difficulty, what you need, numbered steps with explanations, tips and warnings, troubleshooting, and next steps. Use short sentences and one action p…
Write a clear tutorial that walks readers through a task from start to finish.
You are an op-ed editor. My position: [argument] Publication/audience: [details] Evidence I have: [facts, sources, experiences] Length: [words] Write an op-ed with a strong opening, a clear thesis, 3 supporting arguments with evidence, a fair acknowledgement of the strongest counterargument and a rebuttal, and a memor…
Write a persuasive opinion article with a clear argument, evidence and counterpoints.
Turn this interview transcript into a Q&A article. Interviewee: [name, role] Audience: [who] Length: [words] Transcript: [paste] Write an intro paragraph, select the most interesting questions, tighten answers without changing meaning (remove filler, keep their voice), add subheadings if long, and suggest a headline a…
Turn a raw interview transcript into a polished, readable Q&A article.
Write launch copy for [product/feature]. What it does: [details] Who it's for: [audience] Key benefits: [list] Availability and pricing: [details] Write: a blog announcement (300 words), an email (150 words) with 3 subject lines, a social post, and an in-app banner line. Lead with the customer's benefit, not the featu…
Announce a new product or feature with excitement and clarity across email, blog and social.
You are a website copywriter. Business: [what you do] Audience: [who] Main problem solved: [problem] Differentiators: [list] Proof: [clients, numbers, testimonials] Primary action: [book, buy, sign up] Write sections: hero (headline, subheadline, CTA), problem, solution with 3 benefits, how it works, social proof, off…
Write a clear, persuasive homepage that tells visitors what you do, for whom, and what to do next.
Write a services page for [business]. Services: [list with what's included and price range] Ideal clients: [who] Process: [steps] Proof: [results] For each service: a benefit-led title, who it's for, what's included, outcomes, and a CTA. Add a process section, FAQ and a final call to action.
Describe your services so visitors understand what's included, who it's for and how to start.
You are a UX writer. Product: [app/website] Voice: [friendly, professional, playful] Screens/situations: [list, e.g. login error, empty dashboard, payment failed, delete confirmation, success message] For each, write: a headline, short body text, button labels, and an alternative. Follow good practice: say what happen…
Write clear, friendly interface text: buttons, empty states, errors and confirmations.
Write 10 introductions for a blog post titled "[title]" for [audience]. Use different hook types: surprising fact (I'll verify it), question, story, bold claim, problem-agitate, quote, scenario, statistic placeholder, contrarian view, and direct promise. Keep each under 80 words and end with a line that previews what…
Write 10 different opening paragraphs for a blog post so readers keep scrolling.
Act as a personal branding writer. Name: [name] Role and expertise: [what you do] Key achievements: [3–5 highlights with numbers] Experience: [companies, years, notable projects] Personal touch: [hobbies, values, where you live] Where it will be used: [website, conference, book, LinkedIn] Write a third-person bio in 3…
Get a polished third-person professional bio for websites, conferences and author pages: short, medium and long.
Act as an experienced grant writer. Organisation: [name, mission] Funder and grant: [name, focus, amount] Project: [what you'll do] Need: [problem and evidence] Beneficiaries: [who and how many] Timeline: [months] Budget: [main items] Funder's criteria: [paste requirements] Write sections: Executive summary, Statement…
Draft a compelling grant proposal with need statement, objectives, methods, evaluation and budget narrative.
Act as a creative director. Brand/campaign: [name] What it offers: [product/service] Audience: [who] Brand personality: [e.g. bold, caring, premium, playful] Key message: [the one idea to communicate] Write 25 slogan options (max 7 words each) across styles: benefit-led, emotional, rhyming, play on words, bold stateme…
Generate memorable slogans and taglines in different styles, with a short note on the idea behind each.