272 prompts
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.
Write out-of-office replies. Dates away: [dates] Reason (optional): [vacation, conference, parental leave] Backup contact: [name, email] When I'll reply: [details] Write 4 versions: formal, friendly, short, and lightly humorous. Each should include return date, who to contact for urgent matters, and no unnecessary per…
Professional (or fun) out-of-office replies that set expectations and point people to help.
Write an explainer about [topic] for [audience with no background]. Include: a one-sentence summary, why it matters to the reader, a simple explanation with an analogy, key terms defined, a short example, common misconceptions, and where to learn more. Keep sentences short and avoid jargon.
Write a clear explainer article that makes a complicated subject easy to understand.
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.
Create a 20-minute weekly family meeting format for a family with [ages of kids]. Goals: [chores, schedules, problem-solving, connection] Include: appreciations to start, calendar review, one problem to solve together, chore planning, a fun activity to end, and rules that keep it positive. Add a kid-friendly version.
Run short, positive weekly family meetings to plan, solve problems and appreciate each other.
Help me give back. Causes I care about: [list] Skills I can offer: [list] Time available: [hours per month] Location: [city] Suggest types of volunteering that match (in person, skilled, remote), how to find and evaluate organisations, questions to ask before committing, and a plan to start this month.
Find meaningful ways to contribute your time and skills to causes you care about.
Act as a focus coach. My work: [type] Biggest distractions: [list] Best energy hours: [times] Meetings and obligations: [details] Design a deep work routine: scheduled focus blocks, environment setup, phone and notification rules, a start ritual, breaks, how to handle interruptions, and a weekly reflection on focus.
Protect time for focused, distraction-free work and get more meaningful work done.
You are a relationship communication coach (not a therapist). Topic to discuss: [e.g. chores, money, time together, family] What I feel and need: [details] How past conversations have gone: [details] Help me: choose a good time, write a gentle opening, use 'I' statements, listen to their side, brainstorm solutions tog…
Navigate a sensitive topic with your partner calmly, with a plan for listening and finding solutions together.
Help me apologise. What happened: [details] Who I hurt and how: [details] My relationship with them: [details] Format: [in person / message / letter] Write an apology that names what I did, acknowledges the impact, takes responsibility without excuses, explains how I'll make it right or change, and doesn't demand forg…
Write a genuine apology that takes responsibility and repairs trust, without excuses.
You are a personal budgeting coach (general education, not financial advice). Monthly take-home income: [amount] Fixed costs: [list] Variable spending (estimates): [list] Debts: [types, balances, rates] Goals: [emergency fund, holiday, paying off debt] Create a budget using a simple method (e.g. 50/30/20 or zero-based…
Build a simple monthly budget, find spending leaks and set savings goals. General education, not financial advice.