63 prompts
Write a [Mother's/Father's] Day email for [store] featuring a gift guide with [products]. Include a warm intro, gift ideas grouped by type of person, a shipping cut-off reminder [date], and a gentle opt-out note for people who find the day difficult.
A warm gift-guide email for a family holiday.
Write 15 headline and subheadline pairs for a landing page selling [product] to [audience]. Use different angles: outcome, pain, speed, social proof, curiosity, comparison and specificity. Mark the 3 you'd test first and why.
Write a brand positioning statement for [brand] using the format: For [target customer] who [need], [brand] is the [category] that [key benefit] because [reason to believe]. Then give 3 alternative versions, the top 3 proof points, and the one competitor we must differentiate from: [competitor].
Help me write an apology to [person] for [what happened]. Take clear responsibility, acknowledge how it affected them, avoid excuses or 'if you were upset', say what I'll do differently, and don't demand forgiveness. Tone: [personal/professional]. Under 200 words.
Write 30 slogan options for a [campaign/product] targeting [audience]. Group them by style: benefit-led, emotional, witty/punny, bold and short (3 words max), and question-based. Mark your top 5 with a reason.
Dozens of slogan options in different styles for testing.
Write a dialogue scene between [character A: description] and [character B: description] in [setting]. They want different things: [A wants] vs [B wants]. Use subtext, interruptions and distinct speech patterns, and avoid exposition dumps. About 400 words, ending on an unresolved note.
A natural conversation that reveals character and tension.
Write 3 Facebook ad variations for [business] in [city] promoting [offer]. Each needs a primary text (hook, benefit, social proof, urgency), a headline under 40 characters and a description. Use different angles: problem-solution, testimonial-style and limited-time offer.
Scroll-stopping Facebook ad variations for a local offer.
Teach me [concept] in under 300 words with one worked example. Then give me 3 practice problems of increasing difficulty, one at a time. After each answer, tell me if I'm right, explain any mistake, and only move on once I've got it.
Short lesson followed by graded practice that adapts to you.
Act as an SAT/ACT math tutor. My target score is [score] and my weak areas are [topics]. Give me one exam-style question at a time, wait for my answer, then explain the fastest solving method and a common trap. Increase difficulty after 2 correct answers in a row and drop back after a mistake. After every 10 questions…
An adaptive test-prep tutor that drills you on exam-style math questions.
Calculate my break-even point. Fixed costs per month: [list and total] Price per unit/service: [amount] Variable cost per unit: [amount] Show the formula and result in units and revenue, a table showing profit at different sales volumes, how break-even changes with 3 price options, and what this means for my sales tar…
Find how many sales you need to cover costs, and how price changes affect that number.
Act as a product marketer. Product: [details] Target buyer: [role, industry] Top 3 pains: [list] Differentiators: [list] Proof: [results, customers] Write a one-pager: headline, problem, solution, key benefits with proof, how it works, comparison vs alternatives, objection handling, pricing note, and CTA. Also add tal…
A one-page sales sheet that helps reps and buyers understand the value quickly.
Create an SEO content brief. Target keyword: [keyword] Secondary keywords: [list] Audience and intent: [details] Competitor URLs to beat: [list] Brand voice: [tone] Include: working title, angle, word count range, H2/H3 outline, questions to answer, points of differentiation, examples or data to include, internal link…
Give writers a detailed brief so the first draft matches search intent and your standards.