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Create 6 Instagram ad concepts for [product] targeting [audience]. For each: the visual concept, format (static, carousel, Reel), on-image text, primary text, CTA and the psychological angle it uses.

Suggest 8 brand awareness campaign ideas for [brand] targeting [audience] with a budget of [budget]. Include stunts, partnerships, content series and community ideas. For each, give the big idea, channels, cost level and how to measure awareness.

I want to remix [song description: tempo, key, genre, mood] into [target genre]. Suggest 3 remix concepts with tempo changes, which elements to keep (vocals, hook), new chord or bass ideas, drum style, arrangement and a breakdown/drop idea.

Suggest 8 collab Reel ideas between me ([my niche]) and a creator in [their niche] to reach both audiences. For each, give the concept, the hook, who does what on camera and a shared caption. Also write a short DM to pitch the collab.

Create 3 social media challenge concepts for [brand] that [audience] would want to join on [platform]. For each, include the challenge name and hashtag, the simple action people do, an example video, why it's shareable, and a launch plan with creators.

Here's the transcript of my long YouTube video: [paste]. Find 8 moments that would work as standalone YouTube Shorts. For each, give the timestamp range, a new hook line, on-screen title text and why it works out of context.

Give me 20 TikTok video ideas for a [niche] account targeting [audience]. Mix formats: tutorials, POV, myth-busting, day-in-the-life, green screen reactions, before/after and storytime. For each, give a 1-line hook, the format, and why it could get shared or saved.

Teach me [statistics concept, e.g. standard deviation / hypothesis testing] using a small realistic dataset about [topic I care about]. Show the data, calculate step by step, explain what the result means in plain English, and give me a similar dataset to try.

Turn this lecture transcript into structured study notes: a 3-sentence overview, key concepts with definitions, important examples, formulas or dates, and 5 self-test questions at the end. Use headings and bullets and flag anything the lecturer emphasized as likely exam material. Transcript: [paste transcript]

Explain [chemistry concept, e.g. moles / chemical equilibrium] to a [level] student. Use an everyday analogy, a simple text diagram, one worked example and 3 common misconceptions. Finish with 4 practice questions and answers.

Teach me [concept] in under 300 words with one worked example. Then give me 3 practice problems of increasing difficulty, one at a time. After each answer, tell me if I'm right, explain any mistake, and only move on once I've got it.

Act as an audio branding strategist. Brand: [name, what you do] Brand personality: [3–5 words] Audience: [who] Where audio is used: [videos, app sounds, podcast, ads, events] Create: 1. 3 sonic logo concepts (2–4 seconds): instruments, melody shape, feeling 2. A music style guide: genres, tempo range, instruments to u…