26 prompts
Create a client onboarding questionnaire for a [service type] business. Include sections on business background, goals, target audience, brand assets, competitors, budget and timeline, decision makers, and how they prefer to communicate. Keep it under 20 questions.
Gathers everything you need to start a client project right.
Outline a quarterly business review presentation for [client]. Include goals recap, results with metrics [data], wins, challenges and how we addressed them, insights and recommendations, next-quarter plan, and asks from the client.
A client QBR outline that shows value and plans next steps.
Write a case study landing page about how [client] used [product] to achieve [result]. Include a headline with the key metric, the challenge, the solution, implementation timeline, results with numbers, a client quote, and a call to action for similar companies.
A results-led case study page that converts readers into leads.
Write a project proposal for [client] who needs [project]. Include an understanding of their goals, proposed solution, scope and deliverables, timeline with milestones, pricing ([price/options]), why us, and next steps. Professional, confident and client-focused.
A persuasive project proposal with scope, timeline and pricing.
Act as a senior Next.js developer. Next.js version and router: [e.g. 15, App Router] Page: [purpose] Data source: [API/database] Styling: [Tailwind / CSS modules] Write the page using server components where appropriate, a client component for interactivity, loading and error UI, metadata for SEO, caching/revalidation…
Build a Next.js page or route with data fetching, loading and error states and SEO metadata.
Act as a key account director. Client: [company, industry] Current relationship: [revenue, products used, contacts] Their goals: [details] Risks: [details] Create an account plan: stakeholder map, client goals and how we support them, growth opportunities, relationship-building actions, risk mitigation, and a quarterl…
Grow and protect your most important client relationships with a strategic account plan.
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.
Give me ways to say no politely. The request: [describe] From: [boss, colleague, friend, family, client] Whether I want to offer an alternative: [yes / no] Write 5 versions: firm, warm, with an alternative, 'not now', and a written message. Add tips for not over-explaining and handling persistent requests.
Decline requests, invitations and extra work gracefully without over-explaining.
Act as a top-rated freelancer coach. Service: [what you offer] Ideal clients: [who] Experience and results: [details] Rate: [rate] Platform: [Upwork / Fiverr / other] Write: 1. Profile title (under 70 characters) 2. Overview (about 200 words): client problem, my solution, proof, process, call to action 3. 3 service pa…
Write a freelance marketplace profile and gig description that wins clients and justifies higher rates.
I'm attending [event type] in [industry]. I am a [role] looking for [goal: job, clients, mentors, learning]. Give me: 1. 10 natural conversation openers 2. 10 follow-up questions that go beyond small talk 3. A 15-second introduction of myself 4. 3 graceful ways to exit a conversation 5. A follow-up message to send the…
Feel confident at networking events with natural openers, follow-up questions and graceful exits.
Act as a pitch coach. What I'm pitching: [myself / my company / my product] Who I help: [audience] Problem I solve: [problem] What makes me different: [unique angle] Proof: [results, clients, numbers] Context: [networking event, investor, job fair, sales call] Write: 1. A one-line version (under 20 words) 2. A 30-seco…
A natural, memorable pitch for yourself, your startup or your service, in short and longer versions.
Act as an accounts manager for a small business. My business: [service] Client: [name and relationship] Invoice: [number, amount, due date] Payment methods: [list] Late fee policy: [if any] Write 4 emails: 1. 3 days before due: friendly heads-up 2. 1 day overdue: polite reminder 3. 14 days overdue: firmer, mention ter…
Get paid without damaging relationships: friendly-to-firm reminders for overdue invoices.