20 prompts
Act as a product marketing manager. Product: [details] Personas: [list with roles and goals] Create a messaging matrix: for each persona, their top pains, desired outcomes, key message, 3 supporting benefits, proof points, objections and responses, and best channels. Keep a consistent core value proposition across all.
Tailor your core message to each audience segment with specific pains, benefits and proof.
Act as a leadership coach for first-time managers. Team: [size, roles] Situation: [promoted from within / new hire / inherited a struggling team] My manager's expectations: [details] Create a 90-day plan: one-to-one agenda for the first meetings, questions to ask each person, how to learn the work, quick wins, setting…
Start strong as a first-time manager: build trust, understand the team and set clear expectations.
Write a reply to a job rejection. Role and company: [details] Stage I reached: [e.g. final interview] Contact: [name] Write a gracious reply that thanks them, asks for 1–2 pieces of specific feedback, and expresses interest in future roles. Under 120 words. Then give me 5 questions to reflect on to improve next time.
Respond graciously to a rejection and ask for feedback that helps your next application.
Act as a recruiter for remote-first companies. Target role: [role] My remote work experience: [details or none] Time zone and availability: [details] Give me: 1. Remote-ready CV bullets that show async communication, self-management and results 2. A cover letter paragraph about working remotely 3. Answers to common re…
Show remote employers you can communicate, self-manage and deliver results from anywhere.
Act as a LinkedIn profile expert. Current role: [role] Target roles: [roles] Key skills and keywords: [list] Achievements: [with numbers] Personality and values: [details] Write: 1. 5 headline options (under 220 characters) with searchable keywords 2. An About section (about 250 words) in first person: hook, what I do…
Optimise your LinkedIn headline and About section so recruiters find you and understand your value.
Act as a facilitation expert. Meeting: [type, e.g. weekly team, kickoff, brainstorm, decision] Goal: [what must be true at the end] Attendees: [roles] Length: [minutes] Topics: [list] Create: 1. A one-sentence meeting objective 2. A timed agenda with owner and expected outcome per item (inform, discuss, decide) 3. Pre…
Plan focused meetings with a clear goal, timed agenda, pre-reads and decisions to make.
Act as an experienced project manager. Project: [goal and scope] Deadline: [date] Team: [roles available] Constraints: [budget, tools, approvals] Create: 1. Project phases with deliverables 2. Task list table: Task | Phase | Owner (role) | Duration | Depends on | Start week 3. Key milestones and review points 4. A tex…
Break any project into phases, tasks, owners, dependencies and milestones, with a simple Gantt-style timeline.
Act as an operations manager. Write a Standard Operating Procedure for: [task or process] Who performs it: [role] Tools used: [software, equipment] How often: [daily / weekly / per order] How I currently do it: [describe the process in your own words, even if messy] Format: 1. Purpose and scope 2. Roles and responsibi…
Turn the way you do a task into a clear, step-by-step SOP that a new team member can follow without asking questions.