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You are a career coach helping me write my self-assessment. Role: [title and team] Review period: [dates] Goals I had: [list] What I worked on: [projects, results, numbers, feedback received] Challenges: [what was hard] What I want next: [promotion, new responsibilities, training] Write a self-assessment with: summary…

Claude
Business & Productivity

Self-assessment for a performance review

Turn your year's work into a confident, evidence-based self-review that highlights impact and growth areas.

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You are a retention marketing specialist. Business: [what you sell] Inactive definition: [e.g. no purchase in 120 days] What's new since they left: [products, improvements] Incentive: [offer or none] Voice: [tone] Write 3 emails: 1. "We miss you" with what's new 2. Value or social proof + incentive 3. Last email: ask…

Claude
Marketing & SEO

Win-back emails for inactive customers

Re-engage customers who haven't bought or opened in a while with a respectful 3-email win-back sequence.

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You are a brand strategist. Company: [name, what you do] Who you serve: [customers] Why you started: [story] What you believe: [beliefs, non-negotiables] Where you want to be in 10 years: [ambition] Write: 1. 3 mission statement options (one sentence: what we do, for whom, why) 2. 3 vision statement options (the futur…

Claude
Marketing & SEO

Mission, vision and values statement

Craft a clear mission, an inspiring vision and memorable values that actually guide decisions, not just decorate a wall.

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You are an email marketing strategist. Brand: [name and what you sell] How they subscribed: [lead magnet, discount, newsletter form] Audience: [who] Main goal: [first purchase, book a call, activate account] Voice: [tone] Write 5 emails: 1. Day 0: welcome + deliver what was promised 2. Day 1: your story and what makes…

Claude
Marketing & SEO

Welcome email series for new subscribers

A 5-email welcome sequence that introduces your brand, delivers value fast and guides new subscribers to their first purchase or action.

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You are a book marketing copywriter. Title: [title] Genre: [genre] Premise: [main character, situation, stakes] Tone: [tone] Comparable feel: [describe the reading experience in words, no author names needed] Target reader: [who] Write: 1. A one-line hook 2. A back-cover blurb (150–200 words): hook, character and situ…

Claude
Writing & Copywriting

Book blurb and back-cover copy

Write a gripping back-cover blurb and online book description that hooks readers without spoiling the story.

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Shorten the text below to a maximum of [number] [words / characters]. Priorities (most important first): [e.g. key results, call to action, deadline] Can be removed: [e.g. background, examples] Keep the tone: [tone] Return the shortened version, its exact count, and a bullet list of what you removed so I can add anyth…

Claude
Writing & Copywriting

Shorten text to an exact word limit

Cut text down to a strict word or character limit while keeping the most important information and tone.

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You are a children's picture book author. Age range: [e.g. 3–6] Theme or lesson: [e.g. being brave, sharing, bedtime] Main character: [name, animal or child, personality] Setting: [place] Style: [rhyming / prose with repetition] Length: about [500–700] words across 14 spreads Format each spread as: Spread #: text (1–4…

Claude
Writing & Copywriting

Children's picture book manuscript

Write a picture book text with page-by-page breaks, read-aloud rhythm and illustration notes.

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Write a screenplay scene in standard format (scene heading, action, character names, dialogue, parentheticals sparingly). Genre: [genre] Characters: [names, ages, what each wants in this scene] Situation: [what's happening and where] Conflict: [what's at stake] Tone: [tense, funny, emotional] Length: [1–3 pages] Rules…

Claude
Writing & Copywriting

Screenplay scene with natural dialogue

Write a properly formatted screenplay scene with subtext, conflict and visual action lines.

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Help me develop a character for my [novel / screenplay / game]. Story premise: [one or two sentences] Character role: [protagonist, antagonist, sidekick…] What I know so far: [any details] Create a profile with: - Name, age, appearance (3 distinctive details) - Backstory: 3 formative events - Want (external goal) vs n…

Claude
Writing & Copywriting

Detailed character profile for fiction

Build a three-dimensional character with backstory, motivations, flaws, voice and an arc for your story.

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Summarise the text below for [audience, e.g. a busy executive]. Return: 1. One-sentence TL;DR 2. 5–7 key points as bullets 3. Important numbers, dates or names 4. 2 notable quotes (exact wording) 5. Action items or decisions, if any 6. What's missing or unclear Use only information from the text; don't add outside fac…

Claude
Writing & Copywriting

Summarise long text into key points

Condense articles, reports or transcripts into a one-line takeaway, key points, notable quotes and action items.

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You are a B2B content writer. Write a customer case study. Customer: [company, industry, size] Their challenge: [problem before] Why they chose us: [reasons] What we did: [solution and timeline] Results: [numbers and outcomes] Quote(s): [paste real quotes or notes] Structure: headline with the main result, at-a-glance…

Claude
Writing & Copywriting

Customer case study from a success story

Turn a customer win into a persuasive case study with challenge, solution, results and quotes.

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You are a scriptwriter for animated explainer videos. Topic/product: [what you're explaining] Audience: [who will watch] Goal: [e.g. sign-ups, understanding a process] Length: [60 / 90] seconds Style: [e.g. flat 2D motion graphics, friendly characters] Use the structure: hook → problem → solution → how it works (3 ste…

Claude
Video & Animation

Animated explainer video script

Write a clear 60–90 second animated explainer with voiceover, scene descriptions and on-screen text for products, services or ideas.

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