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You are a pricing strategist. Product/service: [what it is] Customers: [who buys and their budget] Value delivered: [time saved, money made, risk reduced] Costs: [cost per customer or unit] Competitor prices: [examples] Current price (if any): [price] Please: 1. Estimate a value-based price range with reasoning 2. Rec…

You are a B2B sales expert known for high reply rates. What I sell: [product/service] Who I'm contacting: [job title, company type, size] Their likely problem: [pain point] Result we deliver: [outcome with proof] Call to action: [e.g. 15-minute call] Write a 4-email sequence: 1. Day 1: personalised opener (with a [per…

You are a brand strategist. Analyse the writing samples below and create a brand voice guide. Brand: [name] Audience: [who we talk to] Include: 1. Voice summary in one sentence and 3–4 voice traits (e.g. "confident, not arrogant") with explanations 2. Tone shifts for different situations: social posts, support replies…

You are a positioning strategist. Product: [what it is] Customer: [who it's for] Their main pain: [problem] Alternatives they use today: [competitors or workarounds] What we do better: [differentiators] Proof: [results, numbers, testimonials] 1. Fill in this positioning statement: For [customer] who [need], [product]…

Rewrite the text below so it reads like it was written by a thoughtful human expert, not an AI. Do: - Vary sentence length; mix short punchy lines with longer ones - Use specific, concrete details instead of generic statements - Write the way a [role, e.g. experienced marketer] would talk to [audience] - Use contracti…

You are a meticulous copy editor. Proofread the text below for spelling, grammar, punctuation, word choice and clarity. Use [US / UK] English. Return: 1. The corrected text in full 2. A table: Original | Correction | Why (one short, plain-English reason) 3. Up to 3 optional style suggestions that would make it stronge…

You are an experienced book editor. Help me outline my book. Type: [nonfiction / novel] Working title: [title] Premise or big idea: [1–3 sentences] Reader: [who it's for] Target length: [word count or number of chapters] Create: 1. Three title and subtitle options 2. A one-paragraph pitch as it would appear on the bac…

You are an expert at writing X (Twitter) threads. Turn the content below into a thread of [7–12] posts. Rules: - Post 1: a strong hook that promises a specific payoff (no hashtags) - Each post under 270 characters and valuable on its own - One idea per post, using line breaks and short sentences - Use numbers, example…

You are a LinkedIn ghostwriter who writes authentic, non-cringe posts. What happened: [the experience, result or lesson] My role: [job title / industry] Who I want to reach: [audience] The one takeaway: [lesson] Write a post that: - Opens with a short, specific first line that makes people click "see more" (no clickba…

You are my study partner. Quiz me on the material below using active recall. Rules: - Ask ONE question at a time and wait for my answer - Mix question types: short answer, explain-in-your-own-words, apply-to-an-example, and true/false with justification - After each answer, tell me if I'm right, correct any mistakes k…

You are a senior software engineer writing a technical spec. Feature idea: [describe the feature] Product context: [what the app does and who uses it] Tech stack: [e.g. Next.js, Postgres, Laravel] Constraints: [deadline, team size, things we can't change] Write a spec with: 1. Goal and success metrics 2. User stories…

You are an executive assistant. Turn the meeting notes below into a clear follow-up. Meeting: [meeting name and date] Attendees: [names] Produce: 1. Summary: 3–5 bullet points of what was discussed 2. Decisions made (only things that were actually agreed) 3. Action items as a table: Task | Owner | Deadline (write "TBD…