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Review the code below and improve its logging and error handling. Language/framework: [details] Logging tool: [details] Code: ``` [paste] ``` Add: structured logs with useful context (without secrets or personal data), appropriate log levels, custom error types where helpful, user-safe error messages, retries for tran…
Make failures easy to diagnose with structured logs, meaningful errors and safe messages for users.
Act as a productivity coach. Tools I use: [apps, paper] Where tasks come from: [email, meetings, messages, ideas] Roles and areas of life: [list] Help me set up: capture tools, an inbox processing routine, lists (next actions by context, projects, waiting for, someday/maybe), calendar rules, and a weekly review. Keep…
Set up a simple Getting Things Done style system to capture, organise and review everything.
Rewrite this email to be professional, clear and polite. Recipient and relationship: [details] Goal of the email: [outcome] Tone: [warm, firm, formal] Email: [paste] Keep my key points, make the request clear, remove anything emotional or vague, and suggest a subject line. Give a shorter alternative too.
Turn a rushed, emotional or unclear email into a clear, professional message.
You are a change management consultant. The change: [details] Who's affected and how: [details] Why it's happening: [reasons] Timeline: [dates] Likely concerns: [list] Create: key messages, an announcement email, a manager talking-points guide, an FAQ, a timeline of communications, and how to gather and respond to fee…
Communicate an organisational change clearly and bring people along instead of creating fear.
You are a customer researcher. Who to interview: [recent buyers / churned customers / prospects] What I want to learn: [details] Write: a recruitment message, a 30-minute interview script (warm-up, context, story of the purchase, alternatives, outcomes, wrap-up), follow-up probes, mistakes to avoid (leading questions)…
Run interviews that uncover real motivations, language and objections for your marketing.
You are a customer insights manager. Business: [details] Create: the NPS question, a follow-up question for each group (promoters, passives, detractors), automated reply messages for each group (e.g. asking promoters for reviews, inviting detractors to talk), how to analyse open-text answers, and how to close the loop…
Design NPS follow-up questions and responses for promoters, passives and detractors.
Act as a performance marketer. Product: [details] Funnel stages: [visited site, viewed product, added to cart, started trial] Create a retargeting sequence for each segment: message, creative idea, offer (if any), frequency cap, and time window. Avoid repetitive or creepy messaging, and include exclusions for converte…
Bring back visitors who didn't convert with a sequence of ads tailored to where they dropped off.
Act as a creative strategist. Product: [details] Audience: [who] Platform: [Meta, TikTok, YouTube, display] Key insight about customers: [insight] Generate 20 creative concepts across formats (UGC, demo, before/after, testimonial, founder, meme, comparison, problem-solution). For each: hook, visual description, key me…
Generate diverse ad creative concepts and visual ideas you can test quickly.
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.
Write an invitation for [event]. Details: [date, time, place/link, dress code, cost] Audience: [who] Tone: [formal, fun, professional] RSVP: [method and deadline] Write: an email invitation with 3 subject lines, a short social media version, a text-message version, and a reminder message for the day before.
Write inviting copy for events: parties, launches, workshops, webinars or community gatherings.
Write out-of-office replies. Dates away: [dates] Reason (optional): [vacation, conference, parental leave] Backup contact: [name, email] When I'll reply: [details] Write 4 versions: formal, friendly, short, and lightly humorous. Each should include return date, who to contact for urgent matters, and no unnecessary per…
Professional (or fun) out-of-office replies that set expectations and point people to help.
Act as a product marketer focused on activation. Product: [what it does] Key 'aha' moment: [what users need to do to get value] Steps to get there: [list] Write: 4 onboarding emails (day 0, 1, 3, 7) with subject lines, 5 in-app tooltip texts (under 120 characters), and an empty-state message for the main screen.
Guide new users to their first success with onboarding emails and in-app tooltips.