Blog posts, ad copy, emails and storytelling
40 prompts
Write a manifesto for [brand/community] that believes [core belief] and stands against [what it rejects]. Use short punchy lines, repetition and rhythm, 15–25 lines total, ending with a rallying call. Tone: [tone].
A bold, rhythmic manifesto that captures what you stand for.
Write a customer email explaining a change to [policy, e.g. pricing/terms/shipping] taking effect on [date]. Explain what changes, why, how it affects them, what stays the same, and any options or grandfathering. Be transparent, empathetic and concise. Avoid corporate spin.
Communicates an unpopular change clearly and respectfully.
Write a literary short story (about 1,500 words) about [premise] featuring [main character]. Use close third person, show the character's inner conflict through action and dialogue, include one strong symbolic object, and end with a quiet but resonant moment rather than a twist.
A literary short story with depth and a resonant ending.
Write a documentation page for [feature/API/tool] aimed at [audience]. Include an overview, prerequisites, step-by-step setup, a code or configuration example, common errors with fixes, and related links. Use clear headings and second person. Base it on these notes: [notes].
Clear technical docs with steps, examples and troubleshooting.
Help me write a personal essay about [experience]. Start with a vivid scene, then reflect on what it meant and how it changed me. Use concrete sensory details from these notes: [notes]. Aim for [word count] words, honest and unsentimental. Don't invent facts; ask me if something is missing.
Create a brand voice guide for [brand], which sells [product] to [audience]. Our personality in 3 words: [words]. Include: a one-paragraph voice summary, 4 voice traits with 'we are / we are not' pairs, vocabulary to use and avoid, tone adjustments for different situations (marketing, support, error messages, apologie…
Defines how your brand sounds, with do's, don'ts and examples.
Edit the text below to be 30% shorter. Remove filler, redundancy and weak qualifiers, prefer active voice and strong verbs, and keep my tone and every key point. Show the edited version first, then list the 5 biggest changes and why. Text: [paste text]
You are a ghostwriter. Samples of the person's writing: [paste 2–4 samples] First, describe their voice: sentence length, vocabulary, tone, humour, structure, recurring phrases. Then write [piece type] about [topic] in that voice, about [words] words. Finally, list the techniques you used to match their style.
Write content that matches a specific person's voice, based on samples of their writing.
You are a customer communications specialist. Product/service: [details] Old and new price: [amounts] Effective date: [date] Reason: [costs, new features, improvements] Any grace period or lock-in offer: [details] Write an announcement email that is honest, explains the reason briefly, highlights value and improvement…
Announce a price change transparently while reminding customers of the value they get.
You are a communications lead. What happened: [facts] Who was affected and how: [details] What we've fixed: [actions] What we're doing to prevent it: [steps] Compensation (if any): [details] Write a sincere email: acknowledge, apologise without corporate jargon, explain briefly, describe fixes, make amends, and invite…
Apologise to customers for an outage, delay or mistake in a way that rebuilds trust.
You are a B2B content strategist. Topic: [topic] Audience: [roles, industries] Our perspective/solution: [details] Data and sources available: [list] Length: [pages] Write: executive summary, the problem and its business impact, current approaches and their limits, a new framework or approach, implementation steps, a…
Write an authoritative white paper that educates decision-makers and builds credibility.
Help me write an obituary with care. Name, age, dates and places: [details] Family (survived by / predeceased by): [details] Life highlights: [career, passions, achievements] Personality: [qualities] Service details: [date, place, donations in lieu of flowers] Length: [words] Write a warm, dignified obituary and a sho…
Write a respectful obituary that captures a person's life and shares service details.