235 prompts
Help me position my personal brand. I'm a [profession] with experience in [areas] and I want to attract [audience] for [goal]. Suggest 3 niche positions, a one-line positioning statement for each, signature topics, and the content formats that fit.
Defines your niche and message as an expert or creator.
Create a checklist to make [website/brand] more likely to be cited by AI search tools and chat assistants. Cover clear entity information, structured data, concise answer-first content, original data, authoritative mentions, FAQ formatting and freshness. Prioritise actions for a small team.
Helps your content appear in AI search answers and chatbots.
Write copy for the [category] collection page of [store]. Include an intro paragraph under 80 words with the main keyword, a short buying guide with 3 tips, and 4 FAQ answers to place below the products. Keep it helpful, not spammy.
SEO-friendly intro and buying guide text for a collection page.
Write a retention email for [subscription product] customers who haven't used it in [days]. Remind them of the value, highlight 3 things they may have missed, offer help or a quick win, and include a soft option to pause instead of cancel.
Reminds subscribers of the value they get, before they cancel.
Write a 60-second brand story video script for [brand]. Structure: the problem our founder saw ([origin]), the turning point, what we do today, the people we help, and our promise. Include visuals per scene, voiceover lines, and an emotional closing line with the logo.
A 60-second brand film script that makes people feel something.
Create a customer onboarding checklist for [product] so new customers reach [first success milestone] within [time]. Include steps, who does each (customer or our team), estimated time, helpful links placeholders, and a short friendly intro paragraph.
A step-by-step checklist that gets new customers to success.
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.
Rewrite the following text in plain English for a general audience. Keep the meaning accurate, define any unavoidable terms, use short sentences and bullet points where helpful, and note any parts where simplifying might change the legal or technical meaning. Text: [paste text]
Turns jargon-heavy or legal text into clear everyday language.
Write an email asking [customer name] for a testimonial about [product/service]. Thank them, explain why it helps, and make it easy with 3 guiding questions and a link: [link]. Offer to draft it for their approval. Under 150 words.
Asks happy customers for a review in a way they'll say yes to.
Write a comparison article: [product A] vs [product B] for [audience]. Include a quick verdict at the top, a comparison table (price, key features, pros, cons), sections on [criteria], who each product is best for, and a final recommendation. Stay balanced and flag where I should add my own testing notes.
A fair, structured comparison that helps readers choose.
Write a product review of [product] based on my notes: [notes on experience, pros, cons, price]. Include a summary verdict with a rating out of 10, who it's for, what I liked, what I didn't, alternatives to consider, and a final recommendation. Keep it honest and specific.
Help me write a personal essay about [experience]. Start with a vivid scene, then reflect on what it meant and how it changed me. Use concrete sensory details from these notes: [notes]. Aim for [word count] words, honest and unsentimental. Don't invent facts; ask me if something is missing.