A working library, grouped by job to be done. Copy a prompt as a starting point, then adjust it to your niche and voice.
Prompts here are frameworks, not magic words — the wording matters less than the structure: role, constraints, input, and output format, in that order.
Turns a rough product description into a structured listing with a benefit-led headline and three scannable feature bullets.
Takes one core message and produces distinct opening lines for a video script, an email subject, and a static post.
Breaks a long article or transcript into standalone social posts, each with its own hook and clear ending.
Drafts a first line referencing something specific about the recipient's business, avoiding generic flattery.
Given a common objection, drafts three response angles: reassurance, evidence, and a smaller next step.
Builds a three-touch follow-up sequence from a single initial message, each touch shorter than the last.
Converts a raw transcript into decisions made, owners, and open questions, discarding small talk.
Reads an incoming support message and returns a category, urgency, and a one-line summary for the queue.
Combines several short updates into one structured recap, grouped by project rather than by date.