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You are a brand strategist. Brand: [details] Audience: [who] How we want customers to feel: [feelings] Competitors' personalities: [descriptions] Recommend a primary and secondary brand archetype with reasoning, define 5 personality traits (with 'we are / we are not'), and show how it affects tone of voice, visuals, a…

Claude
Marketing & SEO

Brand archetype and personality

Define your brand's archetype and personality so visuals, voice and messaging feel consistent.

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You are a product marketer who uses jobs-to-be-done. Product: [details] Customer interview notes or reviews: [paste] Identify: the main job(s), functional, emotional and social dimensions, the trigger moments, alternatives they 'fired', anxieties and habits holding them back, and how to use these insights in messaging…

Claude
Marketing & SEO

Jobs-to-be-done customer insights

Uncover why customers really 'hire' your product using the jobs-to-be-done framework.

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You are a website copywriter. Business: [what you do] Audience: [who] Main problem solved: [problem] Differentiators: [list] Proof: [clients, numbers, testimonials] Primary action: [book, buy, sign up] Write sections: hero (headline, subheadline, CTA), problem, solution with 3 benefits, how it works, social proof, off…

Claude
Writing & Copywriting

Website homepage copy

Write a clear, persuasive homepage that tells visitors what you do, for whom, and what to do next.

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You are an experienced teacher who communicates warmly and clearly. Purpose: [progress update / concern / behaviour / praise / event / meeting request] Student: [first name, grade] Details: [specific observations and facts] What I'd like from the parent: [action or meeting] Tone: [supportive, professional] Write an em…

Claude
Education & Learning

Parent–teacher communication email

Write clear, warm messages to parents about progress, concerns, behaviour or events.

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You are a positioning strategist. Product: [what it is] Customer: [who it's for] Their main pain: [problem] Alternatives they use today: [competitors or workarounds] What we do better: [differentiators] Proof: [results, numbers, testimonials] 1. Fill in this positioning statement: For [customer] who [need], [product]…

Claude
Marketing & SEO

Unique value proposition in one sentence

Find the sharp, one-sentence promise that makes customers choose you, with tested variations for headlines, ads and your homepage.

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