66 prompts
Explain [concept] using everyday analogies. My background: [what I already know] Audience: [me / students / customers] Give: 1. 3 different analogies from everyday life (cooking, sports, traffic, etc.) 2. For each, how it maps to the real concept 3. Where each analogy breaks down or could mislead 4. A one-sentence acc…
Make abstract or technical ideas click with relatable, accurate analogies, and learn where each analogy breaks down.
You are a web accessibility specialist. Review the HTML/CSS below against WCAG 2.2 AA. Check: semantic structure and headings, alt text, form labels and errors, keyboard navigation and focus, colour contrast, link and button names, ARIA usage, motion and media. For each issue: severity, the WCAG criterion, who it affe…
Check HTML for accessibility problems against WCAG and get prioritised fixes with corrected code.
You are a CFO advisor. Business: [what you do, size] Monthly expenses: [list categories and amounts] Revenue: [monthly] Goal: [e.g. reduce costs by 15%] Must protect: [what can't be cut] Please: 1. Categorise costs as essential, growth-driving, or optional 2. Suggest savings for each category with estimated monthly im…
Review expenses and find savings that protect revenue, customer experience and team morale.
Act as a career strategist. New role: [title, company, industry] Key responsibilities: [from the job description] My strengths: [skills and experience] Company priorities I know of: [goals, challenges] Create a 30-60-90 day plan: - Days 1–30: learn (people, processes, quick wins) - Days 31–60: contribute (projects, im…
Show employers (and yourself) how you'll learn, contribute and lead in your first three months.
Act as a list-building strategist. Business: [what you sell] Ideal customer: [who and their urgent problem] Paid offer: [product/service] Formats I can create: [PDF, video, template, quiz, tool, email course] Give me 12 lead magnet ideas. For each: title, format, the quick win it delivers, why it attracts buyers (not…
Brainstorm lead magnets that solve a specific problem, attract the right subscribers and lead naturally to your paid offer.
Act as an SEO content strategist. Core topic: [broad topic] Business: [what you sell] Audience: [who] Create: 1. Pillar page: title, target keyword, outline of main sections 2. 15 cluster articles: title, target keyword, search intent, funnel stage 3. Internal linking map: which articles link to the pillar and to each…
Plan a pillar page and supporting articles around one core topic, with internal linking to build topical authority.
Act as a neutral product analyst. Compare: [Option A] vs [Option B] Audience: [who is deciding] Key decision factors: [price, features, ease of use, support, etc.] Information I have: [paste specs, pricing, notes] Create: a quick verdict, a comparison table, sections for each factor, "Choose A if…" and "Choose B if…",…
Write a fair, search-friendly comparison between two products, services or tools, with a clear table and recommendations.
Act as a YouTube scriptwriter who specialises in audience retention. Channel niche: [niche] Video topic: [topic] Target length: [e.g. 8–10 minutes] Viewer: [who watches and what they want] Style: [talking head, voiceover, tutorial, storytelling] Write: 1. A 30-second hook: show the payoff, raise a question, and promis…
Script a long-form YouTube video with a strong hook, open loops, pattern interrupts and a natural call to subscribe, built for retention.
Act as an instructional designer. Course topic: [topic] Learners: [who they are and their starting level] Outcome: [what they can do by the end] Format: [self-paced video / live cohort / workshop / classroom] Length: [e.g. 6 weeks, 2 hours per week] Create: 1. Course title, subtitle and a one-paragraph description 2.…
Plan an online course or workshop with learning outcomes, modules, lessons, activities and assessments, ready to build.
Convert the code below from [source language] to [target language]. Requirements: - Use idiomatic [target language] conventions, not a literal translation - Replace libraries with the standard or most popular equivalents in [target language] and name them - Keep the same behaviour, inputs and outputs - Add types where…
Translate code between languages using each language's idioms, libraries and conventions instead of a line-by-line copy.
You are a technical writer for developer tools. Write a README.md for my project. Project name: [name] What it does: [description] Who it's for: [audience] Tech stack: [languages, frameworks] How to install: [steps or commands] Main features: [list] Configuration options: [env vars, config files] License: [license] Se…
Write a clear, well-structured README with installation, usage examples, configuration and contributing guidelines.
Act as a growth marketing consultant. Business: [what you sell, price] Traffic sources: [where visitors come from] Funnel steps today: [e.g. ad → landing page → sign-up → trial → paid] Numbers I have: [visitors, sign-ups, conversion rates, churn — whatever you know] Biggest frustration: [e.g. lots of traffic, few sale…
Map your funnel from first visit to repeat customer, find where people drop off and get prioritised fixes you can test this month.