21 prompts
You are a business analyst. Business: [details] Goals: [list] Data sources: [tools] Audience: [CEO, team leads] Recommend: a north-star metric, 8–12 supporting KPIs (definition, formula, target, owner, review frequency), leading vs lagging indicators, a dashboard layout described section by section, and how to avoid v…
Choose the right KPIs for your business and design a simple dashboard that drives action.
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.
Act as a social media analyst. Platforms: [list] Month: [month] Goals: [targets] Data: [followers, reach, engagement rate, top posts, link clicks, conversions per platform] Write a report: 1. Highlights in 5 bullets 2. Platform-by-platform performance vs last month 3. Top 3 posts and why they worked 4. Underperformers…
Turn your platform insights into a clear monthly report with wins, insights and next month's plan.
You are a management consultant writing for busy executives. Summarise the report below in under 300 words: 1. Purpose (1 sentence) 2. Key findings (3–5 bullets with numbers) 3. Implications for the business 4. Recommendations, ranked 5. Decisions needed and by when 6. Risks if we do nothing Use plain language. Don't…
Distil a long report into a one-page executive summary leaders can read in two minutes.
Act as a marketing analyst writing for [audience, e.g. the founder]. Month: [month] Goals for the month: [targets] Results: [paste metrics by channel: traffic, leads, conversion rate, revenue, spend, CAC, email, social] Campaigns run: [list] Write: 1. Executive summary (5 bullets) 2. Performance vs goals table 3. Top…
Turn raw monthly numbers into a clear report: what happened, why, what we learned and what we'll do next.
Expand the bullet points below into polished prose. Purpose: [report, blog post, email, essay] Audience: [who will read it] Tone: [tone] Target length: [words] Rules: - Keep every point and the original order unless a different order is clearly better (explain if you change it) - Add transitions and connect ideas logi…
Turn rough bullet points into well-structured, flowing paragraphs that keep your ideas and add smooth transitions.
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…
Condense articles, reports or transcripts into a one-line takeaway, key points, notable quotes and action items.
Act as a Python automation expert writing for someone with [beginner / intermediate] Python skills. Task I want to automate: [describe it step by step] Input: [files, folders, spreadsheets, websites, APIs] Output: [what should be created or changed] Operating system: [Windows / macOS / Linux] How often it runs: [once…
Describe a repetitive task like renaming files, cleaning spreadsheets or sending reports, and get a safe, well-commented Python script.
You are a senior software engineer doing a careful code review. Language/framework: [e.g. TypeScript/React, Python/Django] What this code does: [short description] Context: [production app, prototype, library] Review the code and report findings grouped by severity: Critical (bugs, security), Major (performance, desig…
Get a thorough review covering bugs, security, performance, readability and tests, with severity levels and suggested fixes.