Marketing Prompt Library

Analyze these 3 content samples from our brand: [PASTE YOUR SAMPLES]. Extract our brand voice characteristics including tone, vocabulary patterns, sentence structure, and personality traits. Then create a brand voice guide with: 1) Core voice attributes (5-7 descriptors), 2) Do's and Don'ts table, 3) Example phrases we would/wouldn't use, 4) Voice application across different channels (social, email, web).

I'm analyzing competitors in the [YOUR INDUSTRY] space. Here are 3 competitor websites: [URL 1, URL 2, URL 3]. Identify: 1) Content topics they're covering that we're missing, 2) Content formats they're using successfully, 3) Keywords they're ranking for that align with our goals, 4) Gaps in their content we could exploit, 5) Three immediate content opportunities for our brand.

I conducted customer interviews and have these transcripts: [PASTE TRANSCRIPTS]. Analyze them to extract: 1) Recurring pain points (ranked by frequency), 2) Exact language customers use to describe problems, 3) Desired outcomes and success metrics they mention, 4) Objections or concerns that came up, 5) Three messaging angles based on these insights.

Create a comprehensive content brief for a blog post targeting the keyword '[YOUR KEYWORD]'. Include: 1) Primary and secondary keywords to target, 2) Recommended word count and content structure, 3) User search intent analysis, 4) 5-7 H2 subheadings that address user questions, 5) Internal linking opportunities, 6) Content differentiation angle from top 3 ranking pages, 7) Featured snippet opportunity.

Write 5 social media captions for [PLATFORM] announcing our new [PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Product details: [ADD YOUR DETAILS]. Target audience: [YOUR AUDIENCE]. Each caption should: 1) Hook attention in first line, 2) Highlight one key benefit, 3) Include a clear CTA, 4) Be platform-optimized length, 5) Include relevant hashtag suggestions. Vary tone from educational to emotional to humorous.

Generate 15 email subject lines for our [CAMPAIGN TYPE] campaign. Campaign goal: [YOUR GOAL]. Audience: [YOUR AUDIENCE]. Context: [BRIEF CONTEXT]. Include a mix of: 1) Curiosity-driven, 2) Benefit-focused, 3) Urgency-based, 4) Personalization-friendly, 5) Question-format. Mark which are better for cold vs. warm audiences.

Write landing page copy for [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE] using the PAS (Problem-Agitate-Solution) framework. Target audience: [YOUR AUDIENCE]. Include: 1) Attention-grabbing headline and subheadline, 2) Problem section (2-3 pain points), 3) Agitation section (consequences of not solving), 4) Solution section (how we solve it), 5) 3 benefit statements, 6) Social proof placeholder text, 7) Two CTA variations (primary and secondary), 8) FAQ section with 5 questions.

Create a detailed outline for a thought leadership blog post on '[YOUR TOPIC]' in the [YOUR INDUSTRY] industry. Target audience: [YOUR AUDIENCE]. Include: 1) Working title and 3 headline alternatives, 2) Hook/opening paragraph approach, 3) 5-7 main sections with key points under each, 4) Data or research needed for credibility, 5) Expert perspective angles to include, 6) Contrarian or unique take to differentiate, 7) Conclusion with actionable takeaway, 8) Estimated word count.

Create a detailed customer persona for [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Based on: [ADD ANY DATA YOU HAVE]. Include: 1) Demographics and firmographics, 2) Goals and success metrics, 3) Daily challenges and pain points, 4) Content consumption habits (where they learn and research), 5) Buying process and decision criteria, 6) Common objections, 7) Preferred communication style, 8) Day-in-the-life scenario, 9) What would make them choose us vs. competitors.

Craft a compelling value proposition for [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Target customer: [YOUR AUDIENCE]. Competitors: [LIST MAIN COMPETITORS]. Deliver: 1) One-sentence value proposition, 2) Three supporting benefit pillars, 3) Differentiation from top 3 competitors (comparison table format), 4) Proof points for each benefit, 5) Elevator pitch (30 seconds), 6) Extended pitch (2 minutes), 7) Key message hierarchy for all marketing materials.

Write a customer case study for [CLIENT/CUSTOMER NAME]. Industry: [INDUSTRY]. Results: [ADD YOUR RESULTS/METRICS]. Structure it as: 1) Compelling title focusing on the transformation, 2) Executive summary (3-4 sentences), 3) Challenge section (what they struggled with), 4) Solution section (how we helped), 5) Implementation process (3-4 key steps), 6) Results with specific metrics, 7) Customer quote placeholders (3 spots), 8) Call-to-action. Tone: professional but conversational.

I have this content piece: [DESCRIBE OR PASTE YOUR CONTENT]. Create a repurposing strategy that transforms it into: 1) 3 social media posts per platform (LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram), 2) 5 email newsletter snippets, 3) 2 short-form video script concepts, 4) 1 infographic outline with key data points, 5) 3 quote graphics with text, 6) 1 podcast talking points outline. Prioritize by effort vs. impact.

Create 5 distinct ad copy variations for [PLATFORM] promoting [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Campaign goal: [YOUR GOAL]. Target audience: [YOUR AUDIENCE]. Budget: [YOUR BUDGET]. For each variation include: 1) Primary text/headline, 2) Supporting description, 3) CTA, 4) Psychological trigger used (scarcity, social proof, authority, etc.), 5) Which audience segment it's best for. Test different angles: benefit-focused, problem-focused, social proof-focused, urgency-focused, and curiosity-focused.

Write a press release announcing [YOUR NEWS/PRODUCT LAUNCH]. Key details: [ADD YOUR DETAILS]. Include: 1) Attention-grabbing headline, 2) Subheadline, 3) Opening paragraph with who/what/when/where/why, 4) Company background paragraph, 5) Product/news details with benefits, 6) Executive quote placeholder, 7) Customer/partner quote placeholder, 8) Call-to-action and next steps, 9) Boilerplate company description, 10) Media contact information placeholder. Follow AP style.

Create a multi-channel promotion sequence for our upcoming webinar: [WEBINAR TITLE]. Topic: [TOPIC]. Date: [DATE]. Target audience: [AUDIENCE]. Include: 1) 3 promotional email sequence (3 weeks out, 1 week out, 24 hours before), 2) 5 social media posts (announcement, value-focused, speaker-focused, last chance, going live), 3) 2 LinkedIn article ideas for thought leadership tie-ins, 4) Retargeting ad copy for registered vs. non-registered, 5) Post-webinar follow-up email.

Write SEO-optimized meta descriptions for these pages on our website: [LIST YOUR PAGES/URLS]. For each page include: 1) Primary meta description (150-160 characters), 2) Alternative version, 3) Target keyword naturally included, 4) Clear value proposition, 5) Call-to-action when appropriate. Ensure each is unique and compelling for click-through.

Create a 4-week newsletter content calendar for [YOUR COMPANY]. Audience: [YOUR AUDIENCE]. Goals: [YOUR GOALS]. For each week include: 1) Theme/topic, 2) Main content piece (article, resource, announcement), 3) Supporting content (2-3 secondary items), 4) Customer spotlight or case study idea, 5) CTA focus, 6) Subject line ideas (3 options), 7) Success metric to track. Ensure variety in content types and value delivered.

Write a compelling product description for [YOUR PRODUCT]. Product details: [ADD SPECS, FEATURES, BENEFITS]. Target customer: [YOUR AUDIENCE]. Include: 1) Attention-grabbing opening line, 2) Key benefits (not just features) in scannable format, 3) Use case scenarios, 4) Technical specifications section, 5) What's included, 6) Trust elements (guarantees, shipping, returns), 7) Urgency element if applicable, 8) SEO-friendly naturally incorporated keywords: [YOUR KEYWORDS]. Length: 150-200 words for main description.

Write an email to send to satisfied customers requesting testimonials/reviews. Company: [YOUR COMPANY]. Product/Service: [WHAT YOU OFFER]. Include: 1) Personalized greeting, 2) Genuine thank you for their business, 3) Specific mention of what they purchased/used, 4) Clear request for feedback, 5) Make it easy (3-4 guiding questions they can answer), 6) Multiple ways to respond (reply, review site link, video testimonial option), 7) Incentive if applicable: [YOUR INCENTIVE], 8) Express how it helps. Tone: warm, appreciative, not pushy.

Help me audit our content library. We have content in these categories: [LIST YOUR CONTENT CATEGORIES]. Create an audit framework with: 1) Criteria to evaluate each piece (traffic, engagement, conversions, relevance, quality), 2) Action categories (keep as-is, update, consolidate, redirect, delete), 3) Priority scoring system (high/medium/low), 4) Template for documenting findings, 5) Refresh recommendations for outdated content, 6) Content gap identification method, 7) Quick-win opportunities. Provide the audit as a spreadsheet structure.

Write a LinkedIn thought leadership post about [YOUR TOPIC] for [YOUR INDUSTRY]. My perspective/angle: [ADD YOUR UNIQUE TAKE]. Structure: 1) Hook that stops the scroll (question, bold statement, or compelling stat), 2) Personal story or relevant experience (2-3 sentences), 3) Key insight or lesson (main point), 4) Supporting evidence or examples, 5) Contrarian element or fresh perspective, 6) Actionable takeaway for readers, 7) Engagement question at end. Tone: professional but conversational. Length: 150-200 words. Use short paragraphs and line breaks for readability.

Write a 60-90 second explainer video script for [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Target audience: [YOUR AUDIENCE]. Problem it solves: [THE PROBLEM]. Include: 1) Hook (first 3 seconds that grab attention), 2) Problem identification (relatable pain point), 3) Solution introduction, 4) How it works (3 simple steps), 5) Key benefit emphasis, 6) Social proof mention, 7) Clear CTA, 8) [VISUAL CUES] and [VOICEOVER] notations. Tone: [YOUR PREFERRED TONE]. Keep language simple and conversational.

Create a crisis communication response template for [TYPE OF CRISIS/ISSUE]. Context: [ADD RELEVANT BACKGROUND]. Include: 1) Immediate holding statement (first hour), 2) Detailed statement addressing the issue, 3) Acknowledgment of impact/concern, 4) Actions being taken, 5) Accountability statement, 6) Next steps and timeline, 7) Contact information for questions, 8) Internal communication version for employees, 9) FAQ section for common questions, 10) Social media response templates. Tone: transparent, accountable, empathetic.

Write an influencer outreach email for our [CAMPAIGN/PRODUCT]. Influencer niche: [NICHE]. Our brand: [YOUR BRAND]. Campaign: [CAMPAIGN DETAILS]. Include: 1) Personalized opening (reference their specific content), 2) Why we're reaching out to them specifically, 3) Campaign overview and goals, 4) What we're offering (compensation, product, exposure, etc.), 5) Creative freedom emphasis, 6) What's required from them, 7) Timeline, 8) Easy next step/CTA, 9) Contact info. Tone: professional but genuine, respectful of their work. Keep under 150 words.

Generate a comprehensive FAQ section for [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE/TOPIC]. Target audience: [YOUR AUDIENCE]. Create 15-20 questions covering: 1) Basic product/service questions, 2) Pricing and plans, 3) Implementation/getting started, 4) Common troubleshooting, 5) Comparison to alternatives, 6) Security/privacy concerns, 7) Support and resources. For each: write the question as customers would ask it, and provide a clear, helpful answer (50-100 words). Organize by category. Optimize for SEO and featured snippets.

Help me craft our brand story for [YOUR COMPANY]. Background: [ADD YOUR COMPANY DETAILS]. Include: 1) Origin story (why we started), 2) The problem we saw in the market, 3) Our 'aha' moment, 4) The mission that drives us, 5) Who we serve and why, 6) What makes us different, 7) Our values in action (not just listed), 8) Where we're headed (vision), 9) How customers fit into our story. Tone: authentic, inspiring, human. Length: 300-400 words. Create both a long-form version and a 50-word elevator version.

Design a customer feedback survey for [YOUR COMPANY]. Goal: [WHAT YOU WANT TO LEARN]. Audience: [WHO YOU'RE SURVEYING]. Include: 1) Introduction explaining purpose and time commitment, 2) 10-12 questions mixing multiple choice, rating scales, and open-ended, 3) Logical flow from general to specific, 4) Questions covering: satisfaction, usage patterns, pain points, feature requests, NPS, 5) Demographic questions if needed, 6) Thank you message, 7) Incentive details if applicable: [YOUR INCENTIVE]. Provide question rationale and analysis tips for each.

Design a retargeting ad campaign strategy for visitors to [YOUR WEBSITE/LANDING PAGE]. Objective: [YOUR GOAL]. Audience segments: [DESCRIBE YOUR SEGMENTS]. Create: 1) Audience segmentation by behavior (homepage visitors, product page viewers, cart abandoners, etc.), 2) Ad creative angles for each segment (3 variations each), 3) Messaging hierarchy from awareness to conversion, 4) Frequency capping recommendations, 5) Offer strategy by funnel stage, 6) Landing page recommendations for each segment, 7) Success metrics to track, 8) Recommended budget allocation across segments.

Create a monthly marketing report template for [YOUR COMPANY]. Stakeholder audience: [WHO WILL READ IT]. Include sections for: 1) Executive summary (3-4 key highlights), 2) Goals vs. actual performance, 3) Channel performance breakdown (website traffic, social, email, paid ads, etc.), 4) Top performing content/campaigns, 5) Conversion funnel analysis, 6) Wins and learnings, 7) Challenges and how we're addressing them, 8) Next month's priorities, 9) Budget pacing. Make it visual with placeholder spots for charts/graphs. Keep to 2-3 pages.

Write a 3-email abandoned cart sequence for [YOUR E-COMMERCE STORE]. Products: [PRODUCT TYPE]. Average cart value: [VALUE]. Email 1 (1 hour after abandonment): 1) Friendly reminder subject line, 2) Product image reminder, 3) Simple 'complete your order' CTA. Email 2 (24 hours): 1) Add urgency or scarcity, 2) Address potential objections (free shipping, easy returns, etc.), 3) Customer testimonials. Email 3 (48 hours): 1) Last chance messaging, 2) Special incentive: [YOUR OFFER - discount code, free shipping, bonus], 3) Strong CTA. Maintain brand voice throughout.

I'm being interviewed on [PODCAST NAME]. Topic: [INTERVIEW TOPIC]. Help me prepare: 1) 10 likely questions they'll ask with talking point answers, 2) 3 key messages I should weave in regardless of questions asked, 3) 2-3 compelling stories/examples that illustrate my expertise, 4) My one-sentence expert positioning statement, 5) How to naturally mention [YOUR COMPANY/PRODUCT] without being salesy, 6) Smart questions to ask the host, 7) Call-to-action for listeners (where to find me/special offer), 8) Soundbite-worthy quotes I can deliver. Interview length: [DURATION].

Create a community engagement strategy for our [PLATFORM/COMMUNITY]. Community: [DESCRIBE YOUR COMMUNITY]. Goals: [YOUR GOALS]. Include: 1) Content pillars (types of posts/discussions to drive), 2) Weekly engagement calendar template, 3) Member spotlight program structure, 4) Discussion prompt library (20 prompts), 5) Response templates for common member questions, 6) New member onboarding sequence, 7) Rules of engagement for team members, 8) Metrics to track community health, 9) Escalation process for issues, 10) Reward/recognition program ideas.

Create sales enablement content to help our team close more deals. Topic: [YOUR TOPIC - e.g., overcoming price objections, competitive advantages]. Include: 1) One-pager battle card format, 2) Key talking points (5-7 bullets), 3) Common objections and proven responses, 4) Success stories/case studies to reference, 5) Questions to qualify/disqualify leads, 6) ROI calculator or value framework, 7) Leave-behind resource (what to send after calls), 8) Email templates for different scenarios, 9) Competitive differentiation matrix. Make it actionable and easy to find information quickly.

Create an Instagram carousel post (8-10 slides) about [YOUR TOPIC]. Target audience: [YOUR AUDIENCE]. Goal: [EDUCATE/INSPIRE/ENTERTAIN]. Include: 1) Slide 1 - Hook slide with attention-grabbing title and visual cue to swipe, 2) Slides 2-8 - Main content (tips, steps, insights, data), 3) Slide 9 - Summary or key takeaway, 4) Slide 10 - CTA slide. For each slide provide: headline text, supporting text (if needed), visual description/suggestion. Also include: caption copy (first sentence hook, context, value, CTA, hashtags), slide design notes (color scheme, fonts, layout).

I want to rank for '[PRIMARY KEYWORD]' in [YOUR INDUSTRY]. Create a keyword cluster strategy including: 1) Primary pillar page topic and target keyword, 2) 8-10 related cluster topics (subtopics), 3) Specific long-tail keywords for each cluster piece (3-5 per piece), 4) Search intent for each (informational, commercial, transactional), 5) Recommended content format for each (guide, listicle, how-to, comparison), 6) Internal linking structure (how pieces connect), 7) Priority order for content creation, 8) Estimated difficulty and traffic potential for each. Provide in table format.

Create an outline for a partnership proposal deck to pitch to [POTENTIAL PARTNER COMPANY]. Our company: [YOUR COMPANY]. Partnership idea: [YOUR PROPOSAL]. Include slide-by-slide breakdown: 1) Cover slide, 2) The opportunity/market problem, 3) Our companies alignment (values, audiences, goals), 4) Partnership vision and benefits (what's in it for them), 5) Proposed partnership structure, 6) Success metrics and goals, 7) Case studies or proof points, 8) Implementation roadmap, 9) Investment required (time, resources, budget), 10) Next steps. Add speaker notes for key points to emphasize on each slide.

Design a user onboarding email series for new customers of [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Goal: [ACTIVATION GOAL]. Create a 5-email welcome series: Email 1 (immediate): 1) Welcome and thank you, 2) What to expect, 3) First step to take. Email 2 (Day 2): 1) Getting started guide, 2) Key feature highlight. Email 3 (Day 4): 1) Tips for success, 2) Common mistakes to avoid. Email 4 (Day 7): 1) Advanced feature showcase, 2) Case study or testimonial. Email 5 (Day 10): 1) Check-in, 2) Resources, 3) Support options. Include subject lines, preview text, and CTA for each.

I have this raw customer testimonial: [PASTE TESTIMONIAL]. Transform it into polished marketing copy for: 1) Website testimonial section (50-75 words, pull out the emotional impact), 2) Social media quote graphic (15-25 words, most powerful snippet), 3) Case study pull quote (30-40 words with context), 4) Email/ad social proof line (one sentence), 5) Video testimonial script (if we were to re-record it, 60 seconds). Maintain authenticity while making it more compelling. Add [customer name/title/company] placeholders.

We just hosted [EVENT NAME]. Attendance: [NUMBER]. Key moments: [DESCRIBE KEY MOMENTS]. Create a post-event content plan: 1) Blog post recap outline (structure and key points), 2) Social media recap thread (5-7 posts), 3) LinkedIn event highlights post, 4) Email to attendees (thank you + resources), 5) Email to non-attendees (FOMO + what they missed + recording access), 6) Key quotes or soundbites to promote (5-7), 7) Photo/video clip selection guide (what to prioritize), 8) Repurposing ideas (infographic, podcast, short-form videos), 9) Metrics to highlight in communications.

Our prospects commonly object with: [LIST OBJECTIONS - e.g., 'too expensive', 'not the right time', 'need to think about it']. For each objection create: 1) Root cause analysis (what they're really saying), 2) Empathy statement (acknowledge their concern), 3) Reframe (perspective shift), 4) Proof point (data, testimonial, case study), 5) Follow-up question to dig deeper, 6) Alternative solution or compromise, 7) Success story of someone who had the same concern. Format as a quick-reference guide for sales and customer-facing teams.

Create a seasonal campaign concept for [HOLIDAY/SEASON]. Our business: [YOUR BUSINESS]. Target audience: [YOUR AUDIENCE]. Include: 1) Campaign theme and creative concept, 2) Key message and tagline, 3) Offer or promotion idea, 4) Multi-channel execution plan (email, social, paid ads, website), 5) Content calendar (4-6 weeks leading up and during), 6) Asset needs list (graphics, copy, video), 7) Landing page outline, 8) Success metrics, 9) How it ties to our brand beyond the holiday. Make it creative but executable.

Write Google Ads copy for [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Target keyword: [YOUR KEYWORD]. Campaign goal: [YOUR GOAL]. Create 3 responsive search ads including: For each ad - 15 headlines (30 characters max each), 4 descriptions (90 characters max each), final URL, display path. Vary approaches: benefit-driven, problem-solving, urgency-based, social proof-focused, question-format. Pin suggestions for required positions. Include negative keyword recommendations.

Create an annual marketing plan template for [YOUR COMPANY]. Budget: [YOUR BUDGET]. Goals: [YOUR GOALS]. Include: 1) Executive summary, 2) Market analysis (SWOT, competitors, trends), 3) Target audience profiles, 4) Marketing objectives and KPIs, 5) Strategy by channel (content, social, email, paid, PR, events), 6) Quarter-by-quarter roadmap, 7) Campaign calendar, 8) Budget allocation by channel and quarter, 9) Team and resources needed, 10) Measurement and reporting framework, 11) Risk mitigation plans, 12) Monthly review checkpoints. Provide as strategic framework, not just tactics.

Write a 30-second Instagram Reels script about [YOUR TOPIC]. Target audience: [YOUR AUDIENCE]. Goal: [EDUCATE/ENTERTAIN/INSPIRE]. Format: Hook (0-3 sec): [Attention-grabbing opening] Setup (4-10 sec): [Context/problem] Content (11-25 sec): [Main value - tip, insight, story] CTA (26-30 sec): [What to do next] Include: [VISUAL DIRECTION] notes, [TEXT OVERLAY] suggestions, trending audio suggestion, engagement tactics (comment prompt). Caption copy with hashtags. Make it authentic and scroll-stopping.

Write compelling pricing page copy for [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Plans: [DESCRIBE YOUR TIERS]. Include: 1) Page headline and subheadline (value-focused, not price-focused), 2) Plan names (avoid Basic/Standard/Premium - be creative), 3) Plan descriptions (who it's for, key value), 4) Feature comparison matrix copy, 5) Highlight most popular plan and why, 6) FAQ addressing pricing objections (5-7 questions), 7) Money-back guarantee or trial details, 8) Plan upgrade path explanation, 9) Testimonials focused on ROI, 10) Alternative CTA for those not ready ('Contact sales', 'See demo'). Reduce price anxiety.

Create a Twitter/X thread about [YOUR TOPIC]. Goal: [EDUCATION/THOUGHT LEADERSHIP/PROMOTION]. My expertise angle: [YOUR ANGLE]. Thread structure: Tweet 1 (Hook): Bold statement or compelling question that stops scrollers Tweets 2-8 (Value): Each tweet builds on previous, delivers insight/tip/data Tweet 9 (Recap): Summarize key takeaway Tweet 10 (CTA): Follow, visit link, or reply prompt Include: Engaging questions for replies, strategic line breaks, optimal emoji usage (subtle), thread continuation technique. Also provide: standalone tweet variations if thread doesn't perform.

Write a 5-email B2B sales outreach sequence for [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Prospect: [DESCRIBE PROSPECT]. Pain point: [THEIR CHALLENGE]. Email 1 (Initial outreach): 1) Personalized subject line, 2) Relevant problem observation, 3) Soft CTA (reply/book call). Email 2 (Day 3 - Value): 1) Share insight/resource, 2) Case study mention, 3) No ask, just value. Email 3 (Day 6 - Proof): 1) Specific result you delivered for similar company, 2) Soft CTA. Email 4 (Day 10 - Direct): 1) Clear meeting request, 2) Suggested times, 3) Agenda preview. Email 5 (Day 14 - Breakup): 1) Acknowledge no response, 2) Final value offer, 3) Open door for future. Keep under 100 words each.

Create a win-back email campaign for inactive customers of [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Inactive definition: [TIMEFRAME - e.g., no activity in 90 days]. Create 3-email sequence: Email 1 (Day 1): 1) Subject line: 'We miss you' approach, 2) Acknowledge absence, 3) Ask what went wrong (reply or survey link), 4) Highlight what's new/improved. Email 2 (Day 4): 1) Subject line: Value reminder, 2) Case study of someone getting results, 3) Special 'come back' offer - [YOUR INCENTIVE], 4) Simplified getting-started guide. Email 3 (Day 7): 1) Subject line: Last chance/final attempt, 2) Urgent incentive, 3) Easy reactivation, 4) Unsubscribe option with dignity. Empathetic tone.

Write an engaging About Us page for [YOUR COMPANY]. Founded: [YEAR]. Mission: [YOUR MISSION]. Include: 1) Opening paragraph (origin story hook), 2) The problem that inspired us, 3) Our mission and what drives us, 4) How we're different (approach, values in action), 5) Team section intro (humanize the company), 6) Milestone timeline or growth story, 7) Values section (3-5 values with real examples, not just words), 8) Who we serve and why, 9) Social proof (numbers, customers, press), 10) CTA (careers, contact, product). Tone: authentic, human, inspiring. Avoid corporate speak. Length: 400-600 words. Make people feel something.

Write an optimized YouTube description for [YOUR VIDEO TITLE]. Video topic: [TOPIC]. Target audience: [AUDIENCE]. Length: [VIDEO LENGTH]. Include: Opening Hook (first 2 lines visible): [Compelling summary with primary keyword] Timestamps: [Chapter markers for key sections] Full Description: 1) Detailed video overview (150-200 words with keyword integration), 2) Value delivered and key takeaways, 3) Relevant links (website, product, resources mentioned, related videos), 4) CTA (subscribe, comment, next step), 5) Social media links, 6) About the creator/company (brief), 7) Hashtags (3-5 relevant), 8) Contact/collaboration info. Keyword optimization: [YOUR TARGET KEYWORDS]. Make first 150 characters compelling for search results display.

Write a feature launch announcement for [NEW FEATURE]. Product: [YOUR PRODUCT]. Feature: [WHAT IT DOES]. Who it's for: [TARGET USERS]. Create multi-channel announcements: In-App Message: 1) Headline (exciting, benefit-focused), 2) Two-sentence explanation, 3) 'Try it now' CTA with direct link. Email to Existing Customers: 1) Subject line, 2) What's new and why they'll love it, 3) Problem it solves, 4) How to use it (3 simple steps), 5) Screenshot or demo link, 6) CTA to try it. Blog Post Outline: 1) Announcement with context, 2) The problem, 3) How the feature works, 4) Use cases (3 examples), 5) What customers are saying (if beta tested), 6) Next steps. Social Media Posts: 1) LinkedIn, 2) Twitter, 3) Facebook - each tailored to platform. Include: GIF/video script ideas for demo.

Write a customer apology email for [ISSUE/PROBLEM THAT OCCURRED]. Our fault: [WHAT WENT WRONG]. Impact: [HOW IT AFFECTED CUSTOMERS]. Include: Subject Line: [Clear, honest acknowledgment] Body: 1) Immediate, sincere apology (no excuses in first paragraph), 2) Clear explanation of what happened (transparent but not overly technical), 3) Acknowledgment of impact and inconvenience, 4) Specific actions we've taken to fix it, 5) What we're doing to prevent it from happening again, 6) Compensation or goodwill gesture: [YOUR OFFER - refund, credit, extension, etc.], 7) How to claim compensation (make it easy), 8) Direct support contact for questions, 9) Recommitment to our standards. Tone: Genuine, accountable, human (not corporate-speak). Actions speak louder than words - focus on fixes, not just sorry.

Design a customer referral program for [YOUR COMPANY]. Product/Service: [WHAT YOU OFFER]. Current customer base: [SIZE AND TYPE]. Include: 1) Program structure (what customers get, what referred friends get), 2) Incentive ideas (tiered rewards, exclusive perks, discounts, etc.) - [ADD YOUR SPECIFIC INCENTIVE], 3) Launch email to existing customers, 4) Program landing page copy, 5) Sharing message templates (email, social, text), 6) In-app/on-site promotion ideas, 7) Tracking and fulfillment process, 8) Terms and conditions outline, 9) Success metrics to monitor, 10) Re-engagement campaign for inactive referrers.

Create an email campaign for [YOUR SAAS] free trial users. Trial length: [DAYS]. Goal: Convert to paid. Day 1 - Welcome & Setup: 1) Welcome subject line, 2) What to expect, 3) First steps to get value, 4) Support resources. Day 3 - Quick Win: 1) Feature tutorial, 2) Use case example, 3) Progress check. Day 5 - Advanced Value: 1) Power user tip, 2) Integration highlight, 3) Case study. Day 7 - Midpoint Check: 1) 'How's it going?' check-in, 2) Address common obstacles, 3) Support offer. Day 10 - Social Proof: 1) Customer testimonial, 2) Results focus, 3) Upgrade prompt starts. Day 12 - Upgrade Push: 1) Expiration reminder, 2) What they'll lose, 3) Special offer, 4) Easy upgrade CTA. Day 14 - Last Chance: 1) Trial ending, 2) Special incentive, 3) Upgrade or extend option. Include automation triggers based on product usage.

Write exit-intent pop-up copy for [YOUR WEBSITE]. Visitor type: [DESCRIBE WHO'S LEAVING]. Goal: [CAPTURE EMAIL/OFFER DISCOUNT/BOOK DEMO]. Create 3 variations: Variation 1 - Discount Offer: 1) Headline: 'Wait! Before you go...' hook, 2) Offer details: [YOUR DISCOUNT], 3) Urgency: Time limit or exclusivity, 4) Simple form (email only), 5) Clear CTA button, 6) Easy close option. Variation 2 - Lead Magnet: 1) Headline: Value-focused question or statement, 2) Free resource offer: [YOUR LEAD MAGNET], 3) What they'll learn/get (3-4 bullets), 4) Email capture form, 5) Privacy assurance, 6) CTA button. Variation 3 - Feedback: 1) Headline: 'Help us improve', 2) Quick survey (2-3 questions about why they're leaving), 3) Optional email for follow-up, 4) Thank you message. Best Practices: Not too aggressive, easy to dismiss, mobile-friendly copy (shorter), don't show too early or too frequently. Test timing and messaging.

Create a TikTok content strategy for [YOUR BRAND]. Industry: [INDUSTRY]. Brand personality: [YOUR PERSONALITY]. Goals: [BRAND AWARENESS/EDUCATION/SALES]. Include: Content Pillars (4-5 themes to rotate): 1) Pillar 1: [Theme - e.g., Educational tips], 2) Pillar 2: [Behind-the-scenes], 3) Pillar 3: [Customer stories], 4) Pillar 4: [Trending/entertainment], 5) Pillar 5: [Product showcases]. Video Ideas (20 specific concepts): For each: Hook, content structure, audio suggestion, hashtags, CTA. Posting Strategy: 1) Frequency: [POSTS PER WEEK], 2) Best times based on [YOUR AUDIENCE], 3) Trending sound monitoring approach, 4) Duet/stitch opportunities, 5) Hashtag strategy (mix of broad, niche, branded). Profile Optimization: 1) Bio (150 characters with keywords and CTA), 2) Link strategy, 3) Profile video. Engagement Tactics: 1) Comment response strategy, 2) Collaboration opportunities (who to reach out to), 3) Challenge participation plan. Focus: Authenticity over perfection, native content (not repurposed), hook in first second.

Create an all-day social media plan for launch day of [YOUR PRODUCT/LAUNCH]. Platforms: [YOUR PLATFORMS]. Launch time: [TIME]. Include: Pre-Launch (Week Before): 1) Teaser content daily, 2) Countdown posts (7 days, 3 days, 24 hours, 12 hours), 3) Behind-the-scenes, 4) Influencer/partner content seeding. Launch Day Hour-by-Hour: 6:00 AM: 'Good morning! Today's the day' - Build excitement 9:00 AM: Official launch announcement - Hero content, all details, link 10:00 AM: Feature spotlight post #1 11:00 AM: Customer testimonial or early review 12:00 PM: Founder story - Why we built this 1:00 PM: Feature spotlight post #2 2:00 PM: Behind-the-scenes of launch day (team celebrating, real-time) 3:00 PM: User-generated content share (if available) 4:00 PM: Recap of day so far (milestones hit, thank yous) 5:00 PM: Final push - Last chance to be early adopter 8:00 PM: Day 1 wrap-up - Gratitude post For Each Post Include: 1) Platform-specific copy, 2) Visual/video concept, 3) Hashtags, 4) CTA, 5) Engagement prompt.

Write a year-end thank you campaign for customers. Company: [YOUR COMPANY]. Year highlights: [KEY COMPANY MILESTONES]. Include: Email Campaign: Subject Line: 'Thank you for an incredible year' Body: 1) Personal greeting from founder/CEO, 2) Genuine gratitude (specific to what customers made possible), 3) Year in review (company milestones, growth, improvements), 4) Customer impact (how they benefited, results delivered, communities helped), 5) Looking ahead (exciting things coming in new year - build anticipation), 6) Special thank you gift: [DISCOUNT/FREE MONTH/EXCLUSIVE ACCESS/DONATION IN THEIR NAME], 7) Personal sign-off. Social Media: 1) Thank you post template, 2) Year-in-review carousel (company + customer highlights), 3) Customer appreciation spotlight series (feature different customers daily). Tone: Genuine, warm, specific (not generic), appreciative, optimistic about future together. This is relationship-building, not selling. Make them feel valued as people, not transactions.

Write a fundraising appeal for [NONPROFIT NAME]. Campaign: [CAMPAIGN NAME/GOAL]. Amount needed: [TARGET]. Cause: [WHAT IT SUPPORTS]. Include: Email Appeal: 1) Subject line (emotionally compelling, specific), 2) Storytelling opening (one person's story or vivid scenario), 3) The problem (scope and urgency), 4) Your solution (how donations create impact), 5) Specific ask with gift array ($25, $50, $100, $250, Other), 6) Impact translation (what each gift level provides), 7) Urgency element (match deadline, campaign end), 8) Multiple CTAs throughout, 9) P.S. with urgency reminder. Direct Mail Version: 1) Outer envelope teaser, 2) Letter (1-2 pages), 3) Reply device copy, 4) Return envelope messaging. Donation Page: 1) Headline, 2) Progress bar messaging, 3) Gift level descriptions, 4) Recurring gift option pitch, 5) Thank you page copy. Focus: Donor impact, urgency, emotional connection, specific outcomes.

Write a communication plan for a pricing increase for [YOUR SAAS PRODUCT]. Increase: [PERCENTAGE/AMOUNT]. Effective date: [DATE]. Grandfathering: [YOUR POLICY]. Include: Email to Existing Customers (Send [X WEEKS] before): Subject: [Transparent and respectful] Body: 1) Direct opening acknowledging the change, 2) Why we're increasing (value added, costs, continued innovation), 3) Specific pricing details (old vs. new, when it takes effect), 4) Grandfather clause if applicable: [DETAILS], 5) Value reinforcement (what they're getting, what's improved), 6) FAQ addressing concerns, 7) Support contact for questions, 8) Appreciation for their business. FAQ Page: Address: 'Why?', 'When?', 'How much?', 'What if I don't want to pay more?', 'What's new to justify this?', 'Do I need to do anything?'. Internal Team Brief: 1) Talking points for support, 2) Objection handling, 3) Retention offer authorization: [YOUR OFFER]. Website Update: 1) Pricing page, 2) Homepage mentions, 3) Footer effective date. Tone: Transparent, confident, appreciative. Avoid: Apologies for growing business, over-justification, burying the lede.

Create content optimized for voice search for [YOUR BUSINESS]. Industry: [INDUSTRY]. Common questions: [LIST QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK]. Include: FAQ Page Optimization: 1) 20-25 questions phrased as people actually ask them (conversational, question format), 2) Concise answers (paragraph 40-60 words each for featured snippets), 3) Secondary detailed answers for depth, 4) Schema markup recommendations. Blog Posts (Create outlines for 5): 1) Question-based headlines (Who, What, Where, When, Why, How), 2) Direct answer in first paragraph, 3) Detailed explanation following, 4) Related questions section. Local Voice Search: 1) 'Near me' query optimization, 2) Location-specific FAQs, 3) Hours and contact info optimization. Long-Tail Keywords: 1) Natural language query list (15-20), 2) Content mapping (which content answers which queries). Focus: Conversational tone, question-and-answer format, featured snippet optimization, local intent.

Write product packaging copy for [YOUR PRODUCT]. Package type: [BOX/BAG/BOTTLE/ETC.]. Regulations: [INDUSTRY REQUIREMENTS]. Include: Front Panel: 1) Product name, 2) Tagline or key benefit (5-7 words), 3) Visual descriptor if needed. Back Panel: 1) Product description (50-75 words highlighting benefits and use), 2) Key features (3-5 bullets), 3) How to use / Directions, 4) What's inside / Ingredients, 5) Certifications or badges (organic, cruelty-free, made in USA, etc.), 6) Company mission or story (2-3 sentences), 7) Website and social handles, 8) QR code destination (what landing page). Side Panels (if applicable): 1) Additional benefits, 2) Sustainability message, 3) Suggested uses. Legal Requirements: 1) Disclaimers, 2) Warnings, 3) Net weight/volume, 4) Manufacturing info. Tone: [YOUR BRAND VOICE]. Ensure: Scannable hierarchy, compliance, shelf appeal, brand consistency.

Create an SMS marketing campaign for [YOUR PROMOTION/ANNOUNCEMENT]. Audience: [YOUR SUBSCRIBERS]. Include: 1) Opt-in message (when they subscribe), 2) Welcome series (2 messages), 3) Campaign message (under 160 characters), 4) Follow-up reminder message, 5) Last chance urgency message, 6) Thank you/confirmation message, 7) Opt-out handling language, 8) Timing recommendations for sends, 9) Emoji usage guidelines, 10) Link shortening and tracking setup. Comply with TCPA regulations. Ensure value-to-promotion ratio is appropriate. Frequency: [YOUR CADENCE].

Write a podcast pitch email to get booked on [PODCAST NAME]. My expertise: [YOUR TOPIC/EXPERTISE]. Their audience: [PODCAST AUDIENCE]. Include: 1) Personalized subject line referencing recent episode, 2) Opening showing you actually listen (specific reference), 3) Why you'd be valuable to their audience (not about you, about value delivered), 4) 3-5 topic angles you could discuss, 5) Your credibility markers (brief), 6) Past podcast appearances if applicable, 7) Easy yes (flexible scheduling, pro setup), 8) Relevant links (website, previous interviews), 9) One-liner bio. Keep to 150 words max. Tone: warm professional, not desperate.

Design an interactive quiz funnel for [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Quiz topic: [WHAT QUIZ ASSESSES]. Include: 1) Quiz landing page copy (headline, benefits of taking quiz, time estimate), 2) 7-10 quiz questions with multiple choice answers, 3) Logic for personalized result categories (3-4 segments), 4) Result page copy for each segment (their result, what it means, personalized recommendations), 5) Product/service recommendation by result type, 6) Email opt-in integration point, 7) Share prompt (encourage social sharing), 8) Post-quiz email sequence (3 emails personalized by result), 9) Retargeting ad copy by quiz segment. Goal: segment and nurture leads.

Develop a complete brand messaging hierarchy for [YOUR COMPANY]. Context: [YOUR MARKET POSITION]. Create: 1) Positioning statement (one sentence - who, what, for whom, why), 2) Tagline options (3 variations), 3) Value proposition (25 words), 4) Elevator pitch (50 words), 5) Mission statement, 6) Vision statement, 7) Core values (3-5 with brief descriptions), 8) Proof points (3-4 supporting claims), 9) Key messages by audience segment, 10) Differentiators from top 3 competitors, 11) Brand story arc. This becomes the foundation for all marketing materials.

Create a post-webinar follow-up sequence. Webinar topic: [TOPIC]. Attendees: [NUMBER]. Include: Attendees - Email 1 (2 hours after): 1) Thank you, 2) Recording and resources, 3) Key takeaways, 4) Next step CTA. Email 2 (Day 2): 1) Additional insights, 2) Q&A answers, 3) Case study or proof, 4) Soft offer. Email 3 (Day 5): 1) Last resource send, 2) Book consultation/demo CTA. No-Shows - Email 1 (same day): 1) Sorry we missed you, 2) Recording access, 3) What they missed. Email 2 (Day 2): 1) Key takeaway highlight, 2) Resource, 3) Next webinar invite. Include subject lines and CTA buttons.

Create a sales battle card for competing against [COMPETITOR]. Format: one-page reference guide. Include: Their Positioning: 1) How they position themselves, 2) Their target customer, 3) Their key messages. Head-to-Head: 1) Feature comparison matrix (where we win), 2) Pricing comparison with context, 3) Our unique advantages (3-5 specific). Trap-Setting Questions: 1) 5-7 questions to ask prospects that expose competitor weaknesses (without trash-talking). Objection Responses: 1) 'Why not just use [Competitor]?' response, 2) 'They're cheaper' response, 3) 'They're more established' response. Proof Points: 1) Win stories from competitive displacements, 2) Stats/data supporting our advantages. Keep it scannable - bullets and tables.

Create a Pinterest marketing strategy for [YOUR BUSINESS]. Industry: [YOUR INDUSTRY]. Goals: [YOUR GOALS]. Include: 1) Profile optimization (bio, boards structure), 2) Board ideas (10-12 boards) with descriptions, 3) Pin design specifications and brand guidelines, 4) Content strategy (what to pin - your content vs. curated), 5) Pin copy formula (title, description with keywords), 6) Seasonal content calendar, 7) Pinterest SEO tactics (keyword research for your niche), 8) Rich Pins setup, 9) Pinterest Ads approach, 10) Analytics to track, 11) Pinning schedule and frequency, 12) 20 specific pin ideas to start. Focus on discovery and longevity of content.

Create an interview script to capture customer success stories for [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Customer: [CUSTOMER NAME]. Include: Pre-Interview: 1) Email template requesting interview, 2) Prep questions to send ahead. Interview Questions (20 questions organized): Section 1 - Before (their situation, pain points, what they tried), Section 2 - Decision (why they chose us, evaluation process), Section 3 - Implementation (onboarding experience, challenges), Section 4 - Results (specific outcomes, metrics, transformation), Section 5 - The Human Element (how it affected their day/team/business). Post-Interview: 1) Thank you email, 2) Approval process for story usage, 3) Assets to request (photos, logos, metrics). Goal: get authentic, quotable, specific stories.

Write a link building outreach email for [YOUR CONTENT PIECE]. Target websites: [DESCRIBE TARGET SITES]. Include: 1) Personalized subject line (reference their content), 2) Specific compliment about their site/article (show you actually read it), 3) Relevant resource you created (how it adds value to their content or fills a gap), 4) Specific suggestion where it could fit in their content, 5) Why their audience would benefit, 6) Easy out (no pressure language), 7) Alternative value offer (share their content, other ways to collaborate). Keep to 100 words. Tone: helpful peer, not salesy. Avoid: 'I noticed you don't link to...', generic templates, any quid pro quo language.

Write push notification sequences for re-engaging inactive app users of [YOUR APP]. User inactivity: [TIMEFRAME]. Sequence 1 - Value Reminder (Day 7): Message: [Your value prop reminder under 50 characters] Deep link: [Where to send them] Sequence 2 - What's New (Day 14): Message: [New feature or content highlight] Deep link: [To new feature] Sequence 3 - Personal (Day 21): Message: [Personalized based on their usage pattern - 'You were close to...' 'Your [X] is waiting'] Deep link: [To their last activity] Sequence 4 - FOMO (Day 30): Message: [What they're missing, social proof] Deep link: [Popular content/feature] Include: Timing recommendations, frequency caps, A/B test variations, opt-out respect.

Write an executive bio for [NAME], [TITLE] at [COMPANY]. Background: [ADD CAREER HIGHLIGHTS, EDUCATION, NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS]. Create three versions: 1) Long form (300-400 words) - For website, speaking engagements, detailed press: Professional journey, key achievements, expertise areas, philosophy or approach, personal elements that humanize, current role and focus. 2) Medium form (150-200 words) - For conference programs, moderate detail needs: Career highlights, expertise, current role, one personal touch. 3) Short form (50-75 words) - For quick intros, Twitter bio, brief press mentions: Title, key credential, one standout achievement, personal hook. Include: Headshot direction notes, relevant links to include (LinkedIn, company, personal site), byline version (one-sentence credential).

Create messaging for our trade show booth at [EVENT NAME]. Our company: [YOUR COMPANY]. Booth goal: [YOUR GOAL - leads, brand awareness, meetings]. Include: 1) Booth tagline (large display - 5-7 words that stop traffic), 2) Value proposition banner (readable from distance), 3) Three pillar messages (what visitors learn as they approach), 4) Demo station messaging, 5) Leave-behind one-pager copy, 6) Booth staff talk track (conversation starters, qualification questions, pitch structure), 7) Giveaway/promotion copy, 8) Lead capture form (what to ask), 9) Post-event follow-up email template, 10) Meeting booking script. Make it booth-friendly: visual, scannable, conversation-starting.

Write professional responses to Glassdoor reviews for [YOUR COMPANY]. Create templates for: Positive Review Response: 1) Thank the reviewer, 2) Highlight specific points they mentioned, 3) Reinforce company values, 4) Invite continued engagement. Constructive/Mixed Review Response: 1) Thank for honest feedback, 2) Acknowledge specific concerns without being defensive, 3) Explain improvements or context where appropriate, 4) Note commitment to employee experience, 5) Invite offline conversation. Negative Review Response: 1) Professional acknowledgment, 2) Avoid blame or excuses, 3) State company values and how feedback helps, 4) Describe steps being taken (if applicable), 5) Offer private resolution path. Keep all responses: Professional, authentic, non-defensive, template-following (so they're consistent). Vary slightly per review to avoid copy-paste appearance.

Create a welcome sequence for new members of [YOUR MEMBERSHIP/COMMUNITY]. Membership includes: [WHAT THEY GET]. Email 1 (Immediate - Access): 1) Welcome and congratulations, 2) Login credentials and access instructions, 3) What to do first, 4) Quick start guide link. Email 2 (Day 1 - Orientation): 1) Community guidelines and culture, 2) How to get the most value, 3) Where to find things, 4) Introduce yourself prompt. Email 3 (Day 3 - Feature Spotlight): 1) Highlight most valuable resource/feature, 2) Success story from member who used it. Email 4 (Day 7 - Engagement): 1) Upcoming events or live sessions, 2) Discussion prompt or challenge, 3) Member directory or networking push. Email 5 (Day 14 - Check-in): 1) Progress check, 2) Support resources, 3) Share feedback opportunity. Include: Community post templates for new member introductions.

Create a user-generated content (UGC) campaign for [YOUR BRAND/PRODUCT]. Campaign theme: [THEME/ANGLE]. Goals: [BRAND AWARENESS/ENGAGEMENT/SOCIAL PROOF]. Include: Campaign Concept: 1) Creative theme and hashtag, 2) What you're asking customers to share (photos, videos, stories, reviews), 3) Participation incentive: [CONTEST PRIZE, FEATURE, DISCOUNT]. Launch Assets: 1) Campaign landing page copy, 2) Email to customers inviting participation, 3) Social media announcement posts (3 variations), 4) Instagram Story template for sharing, 5) Participation guidelines (what to post, how to tag, rights/permissions). Promotion: 1) In-product promotion message, 2) Influencer outreach script (to seed campaign), 3) Paid ad copy to promote campaign. Management: 1) Content curation criteria (what you'll reshare), 2) Comment response templates, 3) Winner selection criteria if contest, 4) Follow-up thank you message. Duration: [CAMPAIGN LENGTH].

Write an announcement for our charity partnership with [CHARITY NAME]. Partnership details: [WHAT WE'RE DOING - % of sales, donation, volunteer program, etc.]. Values alignment: [WHY THIS CHARITY]. Include: Press Release: 1) Headline, 2) Opening paragraph (who, what, when, where, why), 3) Partnership details and impact, 4) Executive quotes (yours and charity's), 5) How customers can participate, 6) Company background, 7) Charity background. Internal Email to Team: 1) Exciting announcement, 2) Why we chose this charity, 3) What it means for company values, 4) How team can get involved, 5) Key messages to share externally. Customer Communication: 1) Email subject line and body, 2) Website banner copy, 3) Social media announcement, 4) Product page messaging (if applicable). Ensure: Authentic (not virtue signaling), clear impact metrics, easy participation, genuine values alignment communicated.

Create a systematic feedback collection strategy for [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Include: Timing Triggers: 1) Post-purchase feedback (when to ask: [TIMEFRAME]), 2) Post-service feedback (when: [AFTER WHAT ACTION]), 3) Feature usage feedback (trigger: [AFTER WHAT MILESTONE]), 4) Periodic check-in (frequency: [CADENCE]). Request Templates: For Each Trigger Include: 1) Email subject line, 2) Brief message (why their feedback matters), 3) 3-5 specific questions, 4) Rating scale or format, 5) Estimated time to complete, 6) Incentive if offering: [YOUR INCENTIVE], 7) Thank you and what happens with feedback. Follow-Up Protocol: 1) Thank you message after submission, 2) Response to negative feedback (within X hours), 3) Sharing of positive feedback (permission request). Segmentation: Adjust by customer type, usage level, tenure. Goal: Make feedback-giving easy and show you actually use it.

Create a content style guide for [YOUR COMPANY]. Include: 1) Brand voice description (tone, personality, values), 2) Grammar and punctuation preferences (Oxford comma, etc.), 3) Word choice preferences (terms we use vs. avoid), 4) Capitalization rules for our products/services, 5) Formatting standards (heading hierarchy, lists, emphasis), 6) Inclusive language guidelines, 7) Industry jargon policy (when to use, when to explain), 8) Brand-specific terms and how to use them, 9) Example before/after sentences, 10) Tone variations by channel (social vs. website vs. email). Include 3-5 writing samples showcasing our voice.

Write an app store listing for [YOUR APP]. Platform: [iOS/ANDROID/BOTH]. App purpose: [WHAT IT DOES]. Target user: [YOUR AUDIENCE]. Include: App Name: [YOUR APP NAME] Subtitle (30 characters): [Concise value prop] Description: 1) Opening hook (first 2-3 lines visible before 'more'), 2) Key benefits (not features) in scannable format, 3) Use cases/who it's for, 4) Features list, 5) Social proof (users, ratings, awards), 6) Call-to-action. Keywords: [TARGET KEYWORDS] What's New (update notes): [TEMPLATE FOR VERSION UPDATES] Screenshots copy: Captions for 5 screenshots. Promo text (170 characters): [SHORT COMPELLING PITCH].

Create a local SEO content strategy for [YOUR BUSINESS]. Business type: [TYPE]. Locations: [YOUR LOCATIONS]. Include: 1) Google Business Profile optimization checklist, 2) Location page template (for each service area), 3) Local keyword targets by location (20-30 total), 4) Local content ideas (neighborhood guides, local events, community involvement), 5) Customer review generation system, 6) Local link building opportunities (directories, local partnerships, press), 7) Localized social media strategy, 8) Local schema markup recommendations, 9) 'Near me' search optimization tactics. Goal: dominate local search for [YOUR MAIN SERVICE/PRODUCT].

Create a marketing kit for affiliates promoting [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Commission structure: [YOUR STRUCTURE]. Include: 1) Program overview one-pager, 2) Product positioning and key messages, 3) Target audience description, 4) 5 email templates affiliates can send, 5) 10 social media post templates with copy, 6) Banner ad copy (3 sizes) and creative brief, 7) Blog post outline affiliates can follow, 8) Key stats and proof points to reference, 9) Objection handling guide, 10) FAQ for affiliates, 11) Promotional calendar (special offers, launches), 12) Commission structure and payout details, 13) Tracking and reporting guide.

Map out content needs for each stage of our customer journey. Product: [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Buyer: [YOUR BUYER PERSONA]. Create content recommendations for: Awareness Stage (problem-aware): 1) Content types, 2) Topics, 3) Channels, 4) CTAs, 5) 3 specific content ideas. Consideration Stage (solution-aware): 1) Content types, 2) Topics, 3) Channels, 4) CTAs, 5) 3 specific content ideas. Decision Stage (product-aware): 1) Content types, 2) Topics, 3) Channels, 4) CTAs, 5) 3 specific content ideas. Post-Purchase: 1) Onboarding content, 2) Retention content, 3) Advocacy content. Identify the biggest gap in our current content library.

Write clear, customer-friendly copy for our privacy policy page for [YOUR COMPANY]. Business type: [YOUR BUSINESS TYPE]. Data we collect: [LIST DATA TYPES]. Include legally required sections: 1) Introduction (what this policy covers), 2) Information we collect and why, 3) How we use your information, 4) Data sharing and third parties, 5) Data security measures, 6) Your privacy rights, 7) Cookie policy, 8) Children's privacy (if applicable), 9) International users (if applicable), 10) Policy updates, 11) Contact information. Make it transparent and reader-friendly while being legally sound. Add [LEGAL REVIEW REQUIRED] note.

Create a comprehensive product launch checklist for [YOUR PRODUCT]. Launch date: [DATE]. Target audience: [AUDIENCE]. Organize by timeline: 8 weeks before: 1) Positioning and messaging finalized, 2) Launch plan and goals, 3) Content calendar created, 4) Sales enablement materials. 6 weeks before: 1) Website/landing pages, 2) Email sequences, 3) Press outreach list, 4) Partner coordination. 4 weeks before: 1) Creative assets, 2) Ad campaigns, 3) Preview/beta program. 2 weeks before: 1) Media preview, 2) Internal launch, 3) Customer communication. Launch week: 1) Day-of execution, 2) Social media blitz, 3) Monitoring and response. Post-launch: 1) Analysis, 2) Optimization, 3) Follow-up.

Our target customer struggles with: [DESCRIBE THEIR PAIN POINTS]. Write positioning copy that transforms these pain points into desire for our solution [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Create: 1) 'Before state' paragraph (paint the picture of their struggle), 2) 'Transition moment' (what makes them realize they need a solution), 3) 'After state' paragraph (life with our solution), 4) Bridge copy connecting pain to our solution, 5) 3 'what if' scenarios showing transformation, 6) Emotional benefit statements (how they'll feel). Use sensory language and specific details. Avoid generic claims.

Write a comparison page for our website: [YOUR PRODUCT] vs. [COMPETITOR]. Target searcher: [WHO'S SEARCHING]. Include: 1) SEO-optimized H1 and meta description, 2) Objective opening paragraph (acknowledge both options fairly), 3) Side-by-side comparison table (features, pricing, support, etc.), 4) Detailed narrative comparison highlighting where we excel, 5) Use case scenarios (who each is best for), 6) Customer testimonials specific to switchers from this competitor, 7) Honest assessment of where competitor might be better (builds trust), 8) Bottom-line recommendation section, 9) Strong CTA to try our product. Tone: helpful and honest, not trash-talking.

Design a customer service chatbot conversation flow for [YOUR WEBSITE/PRODUCT]. Common customer inquiries: [LIST INQUIRIES]. Create: 1) Welcome message and menu options, 2) Decision tree for routing (5-7 main paths), 3) FAQ response templates (10-12 common questions with answers), 4) Escalation triggers (when to hand off to human), 5) Conversational tone guidelines, 6) Fallback messages (when bot doesn't understand), 7) Closing messages and satisfaction check, 8) Proactive chat triggers (when to automatically open chat based on user behavior). Write actual copy for each interaction, keep responses concise (2-3 sentences max).

Create an outline for an industry research report on [YOUR INDUSTRY/TOPIC]. Goal: [THOUGHT LEADERSHIP/LEAD GEN]. Include: 1) Executive summary structure, 2) Key research questions to answer, 3) Methodology section (how data will be collected), 4) Main sections and subsections (5-7 major sections), 5) Data visualization opportunities (charts, graphs, tables), 6) Expert insight integration points, 7) Key findings and takeaways section, 8) Predictions or future outlook section, 9) About company section, 10) Promotion plan (gated vs. ungated, landing page, launch sequence). Estimated length: 15-25 pages.

Optimize our thank you page that appears after [USER ACTION - form submission, purchase, signup]. Current page just says 'Thanks!' Create improved version with: 1) Personalized thank you message, 2) Next steps (what happens next, when to expect it), 3) Secondary CTA options (social follow, content downloads, community join), 4) Share/refer prompt (encourage them to share), 5) Expectation setting (check your email, etc.), 6) Related resources or content, 7) Social proof elements, 8) FAQ section for common post-conversion questions. Goal: keep engagement going and reduce buyer's remorse/second-guessing.

I want to comment on this industry news: [DESCRIBE NEWS OR PASTE LINK]. My company: [YOUR COMPANY]. My perspective/angle: [YOUR TAKE]. Write: 1) LinkedIn post sharing my expert take (150-200 words), 2) Twitter thread (5-7 tweets), 3) Email to our list with our perspective (200-250 words), 4) Blog post outline if we want to go deeper (5-7 sections), 5) Quote I can give to media if asked. Establish thought leadership while connecting to what we do. Tone: informed, opinionated but balanced, accessible.

Write upsell and cross-sell emails for existing customers of [YOUR PRODUCT]. Current product: [WHAT THEY HAVE]. Upsell opportunity: [PREMIUM TIER/ADDITIONAL SERVICE]. Cross-sell opportunity: [COMPLEMENTARY PRODUCT]. Upsell Email: 1) Subject line (value-focused, not salesy), 2) Acknowledge their current experience, 3) Identify limitation or opportunity they might be facing, 4) Introduce upgrade as solution, 5) Specific benefits of upgrade tier, 6) Success story from upgraded customer, 7) Easy upgrade process, 8) Special offer for existing customers: [YOUR INCENTIVE], 9) Risk reversal (trial period, money-back, etc.). Cross-Sell Email: 1) Subject line (you might also like...), 2) Based on their purchase/usage, 3) Introduce complementary product, 4) How they work together (better together), 5) Use case specific to their situation, 6) Bundle pricing if applicable: [BUNDLE OFFER], 7) Easy add-on process. Timing: [WHEN TO SEND AFTER INITIAL PURCHASE]. Tone: Helpful recommendation, not pushy sales.

Create a Reddit marketing strategy for [YOUR BRAND]. Industry: [INDUSTRY]. Relevant subreddits: [LIST SUBREDDITS]. Include: Community Research: 1) Top 5-10 subreddits where your audience is, 2) Rules of each subreddit (what's allowed/not), 3) Culture and tone of each community, 4) Posting patterns (what performs well). Content Approach: 1) Value-first content (no promotion - how to contribute genuinely), 2) AMA (Ask Me Anything) strategy and prep, 3) Helpful responses to questions in your expertise, 4) Content types (guides, resources, stories, questions). Posting Templates: 1) Discussion starter posts (5 examples), 2) Help/advice posts (5 examples), 3) Resource sharing posts (3 examples), 4) Comment response templates. Do's: 1) Build karma before promoting, 2) Follow 90/10 rule (90% value, 10% promotion), 3) Be transparent about affiliation, 4) Engage authentically. Don'ts: 1) Spam, 2) Fake accounts, 3) Vote manipulation, 4) Ignore community rules. Metrics: Track sentiment, engagement, traffic, conversions. Reddit is allergic to marketing - be genuinely helpful or don't bother.

Write a Video Sales Letter (VSL) script for [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Offer: [YOUR OFFER]. Target: [AUDIENCE]. Length: [3-5 MINUTES]. Script structure: Opening (0-30 seconds): 1) Pattern interrupt or provocative hook, 2) Big promise or result. Problem Agitation (30 seconds - 1 min): 1) Identify the frustrating problem, 2) Agitate the pain (why it's worse than they think), 3) Common failed solutions. Solution Introduction (1-2 min): 1) There's a better way, 2) Introduce your solution/framework, 3) Why it's different from what they've tried, 4) How it works (simple 3-step explanation). Proof (1 min): 1) Results and testimonials, 2) Show don't tell (demo if applicable), 3) Social proof elements. Offer (1 min): 1) What they get (stack the value), 2) Price reveal and justification, 3) Bonuses, 4) Guarantee/risk reversal. Urgency (30 seconds): 1) Scarcity or deadline, 2) What happens if they don't act. Close (30 seconds): 1) Clear CTA repeated, 2) Final reminder of transformation. Include: [VISUAL CUES], [B-ROLL SUGGESTIONS], pacing notes. Tone: Conversational, persuasive, not infomercial-y.

Create an influencer campaign brief for [YOUR CAMPAIGN]. Product: [YOUR PRODUCT]. Campaign goal: [AWARENESS/SALES/ENGAGEMENT]. Target influencers: [DESCRIBE IDEAL INFLUENCERS]. Include: Campaign Overview: 1) Campaign name and concept, 2) Goals and success metrics, 3) Timeline and key dates, 4) Budget range per influencer tier. Influencer Deliverables: 1) Content type required (posts, stories, reels, videos), 2) Number of posts per platform, 3) Key messages to include (not scripts - give creative freedom), 4) Mandatory elements (product features, hashtags, discount codes, @mentions), 5) Content approval process. Brand Guidelines: 1) Do's and don'ts, 2) Brand voice and tone, 3) Visual style preferences, 4) FTC disclosure requirements (ad disclaimers). Influencer Support: 1) What you'll provide (product, creative assets, talking points), 2) Collaborative approach (allow authenticity), 3) Communication channels, 4) Point of contact. Compensation: 1) Payment structure: [FLAT FEE/COMMISSION/PRODUCT/HYBRID], 2) Bonus opportunities for performance, 3) Payment terms. Reporting: 1) Metrics influencers should track, 2) When and how to report, 3) UTM parameters or tracking links. Make collaboration feel like partnership, not just transaction.

Create an onboarding checklist email for new customers of [YOUR SERVICE]. Service: [WHAT THEY BOUGHT]. Complexity: [SIMPLE/MODERATE/COMPLEX ONBOARDING]. Include: Email Format: Subject Line: 'Welcome! Here's what to do next' or 'Your [SERVICE] Setup Checklist' Body: 1) Welcome and congratulations, 2) What to expect during onboarding (timeline, support), 3) Interactive checklist (checkboxes if email client supports, or numbered list): Step 1: [ACTION - e.g., 'Complete your profile'] - Why it matters - Link to do it - Estimated time Step 2: [ACTION] - Why, Link, Time Step 3-5: Continue pattern 4) 'Need Help?' section with support resources, 5) Encouragement and excitement builder. Follow-Up Automation: 1) If checklist not completed in [X DAYS], reminder email, 2) Milestone celebration emails as they complete steps, 3) Completion email with next level resources. Design: Visual checklist, progress bar, clear CTAs for each step. Goal: Reduce overwhelm, drive early engagement, prevent churn. Make first week frictionless.

Develop a Quora marketing strategy for [YOUR COMPANY]. Expertise area: [YOUR TOPIC]. Goal: [BRAND AWARENESS/THOUGHT LEADERSHIP/TRAFFIC]. Include: Setup: 1) Complete profile optimization (bio, credentials, link), 2) Space creation: [YOUR TOPIC] Space concept and description, 3) Following relevant topics (20-30 topics to follow). Answer Strategy: 1) Question identification (how to find questions you can answer), 2) Answer framework: Opening hook, comprehensive answer, examples/stories, actionable takeaways, subtle product mention if relevant (last paragraph), call-to-action, 3) Optimal answer length (300-500 words sweet spot), 4) Answer templates for common question types. 10 Questions to Answer First: 1) [List 10 specific questions in your niche currently asked on Quora]. Content Repurposing: 1) Turn answers into blog posts, 2) Turn blog posts into answers (adapted), 3) Use answers as social content. Promotion: 1) Upvote exchange guidelines (be organic), 2) Share answers on other platforms, 3) Link building from high-quality answers. Metrics: Answer views, upvotes, shares, traffic to website, lead generation. Consistency: [X ANSWERS PER WEEK]. Focus on genuinely helping, not promoting.

Create a seasonal holiday email campaign for [HOLIDAY - Black Friday, Christmas, etc.]. Business: [YOUR BUSINESS]. Offer: [YOUR PROMOTION]. Include: Campaign Timeline (2-3 weeks): Week 1 - Teaser Emails: Email 1: 'Something special is coming' - Build anticipation, vague hint, early bird list signup Email 2: 'First look: Here's what to expect' - Reveal offer, early access for subscribers Week 2 - Pre-Launch: Email 3: '24 hours until [HOLIDAY OFFER]' - Final reminder, get ready, add to cart Email 4: 'It's here! [OFFER] is live' - Main announcement, all details, shop now CTA Holiday Week - During Sale: Email 5: '[X] days left' - Midpoint reminder, bestsellers, social proof Email 6: 'Last chance: [X] hours left' - Urgency, final push, expiring soon Email 7: 'Final hours - don't miss out' - Absolute final reminder Post-Holiday: Email 8: 'Thank you + Extended for you' - Appreciation, optional extension for those who missed For each email: 1) Subject line + preview text, 2) Hero image concept, 3) Body copy, 4) CTA, 5) Design notes. Segment: VIPs get early access, cart abandoners get targeted reminders, past purchasers get loyalty discount.

Create a white paper outline for [YOUR TOPIC]. Industry: [YOUR INDUSTRY]. Target reader: [DECISION-MAKER TITLE]. Goal: [THOUGHT LEADERSHIP/LEAD GEN]. Length: [10-20 PAGES]. Include: Title Page: 1) Compelling title (problem or outcome-focused), 2) Subtitle with specificity, 3) Author credentials, 4) Company info. Executive Summary (1 page): 1) Key findings (3-5 bullets), 2) Main recommendation, 3) Business impact. Introduction (1-2 pages): 1) Problem statement, 2) Scope and methodology, 3) Who should read this. Main Body (8-15 pages in 3-5 sections): Section 1: [Current state / Background] Section 2: [Challenges / Problems analysis] Section 3: [Research findings / Data] Section 4: [Solutions / Framework] Section 5: [Implementation / Next steps] Conclusion (1 page): 1) Summary of findings, 2) Recommendations, 3) Future outlook. About Company (1/2 page): 1) Brief company background, 2) Relevant expertise, 3) How you can help, 4) Contact CTA. Throughout Include: 1) Data visualizations (charts, graphs) - note where, 2) Pull quotes or key stats callouts, 3) Case study sidebars (2-3), 4) Chapter summaries. Tone: Authoritative, data-driven, educational (not promotional until end). Distribution: Gated landing page, email nurture sequence, sales asset.

Write copy for a cancellation/downgrade flow for [YOUR SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE]. Include: Step 1 - Cancellation Request: 1) Headline: 'We're sorry to see you go', 2) Quick survey: 'Help us improve - why are you canceling?' (Multiple choice + other), 3) Based on reason, dynamic response. Step 2 - Save Offers (Conditional): If Price: Offer [DISCOUNT - X% off for X months], 'Would this help?' If Not Using: Offer [PAUSE SUBSCRIPTION - X months], 'Take a break instead?' If Missing Feature: 'Did you know we have [FEATURE]? Let us show you' If Switching: 'What would make you stay? Talk to us' - Chat/Call option If Other: 'One last thing before you go' - Best feature reminder + testimonial Step 3 - Final Confirmation: 1) 'Are you sure?' with clear consequences (what they'll lose, data retention policy), 2) Testimonial from happy customer, 3) Easy reactivation promise. Step 4 - Offboarding: 1) Confirmation message, 2) What happens next, 3) Export data option if applicable, 4) Feedback thank you, 5) 'You're always welcome back' + reactivation link. Exit Survey: 1) 5-7 questions about their experience, 2) NPS score, 3) Testimonial request if positive. Tone: Understanding, not guilt-tripping, make it easy to cancel (builds trust), but offer genuine alternatives. Goal: Save who you can, learn from those you can't, maintain relationship.

Write podcast sponsorship scripts for [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Podcast: [PODCAST NAME]. Audience: [LISTENER DEMOGRAPHIC]. Placement: [PRE-ROLL/MID-ROLL/POST-ROLL]. Include: Pre-Roll (15-30 seconds): 1) Attention hook (question or statement), 2) Quick problem identification, 3) Solution mention (your product), 4) CTA with URL/code. Example: 'Struggling with [PROBLEM]? [COMPANY] helps [AUDIENCE] [OUTCOME]. Visit [URL] and use code [CODE] for [OFFER].' Mid-Roll (60 seconds - most valuable): 1) Natural transition from host (provide suggestion), 2) Problem expansion (story or scenario), 3) Product introduction and key benefit, 4) How it works (brief), 5) Social proof or result, 6) CTA with unique URL and promo code, 7) Mention code again. Example: 'Let me tell you about [COMPANY]. I know a lot of you [SHARE PROBLEM]. Here's why [PRODUCT] is different...' Post-Roll (15-30 seconds): 1) Quick recap of show value, 2) Thank sponsor (your brand), 3) CTA with offer. Host Read vs. Produced: 1) Provide key points, not word-for-word script for host read (more authentic), 2) Produced ad needs full script. Multiple Versions: Create A/B test versions with different hooks. Include: Unique promo code [CODE], unique URL for tracking, talking points (not rigid script for conversational podcasts). Goal: Sound native, not like interruption.

Create a press kit for [YOUR COMPANY/PRODUCT LAUNCH]. Include: Overview Document (2 pages): 1) Headline (newsworthy angle), 2) Subheadline, 3) Introduction (who, what, when, where, why - 2-3 paragraphs), 4) Key facts and figures (bullets), 5) Quotes from founder/CEO, 6) Quote from customer/partner (if applicable), 7) Company background, 8) Contact information. Fact Sheet (1 page): 1) Company name and founding date, 2) Headquarters location, 3) Leadership team, 4) Product/service description, 5) Key features/benefits, 6) Pricing, 7) Availability, 8) Website and social links, 9) Media contact. Boilerplate (3 versions): 1) Long (100 words), 2) Medium (50 words), 3) Short (25 words) - for publications to use. High-Res Images: 1) Product images (multiple angles), 2) Lifestyle/in-use images, 3) Logo (multiple formats - color, black, white), 4) Headshots of key team members, 5) Infographic of key data. Press Release (1-2 pages): [USE PRESS RELEASE PROMPT FROM ABOVE]. Media Coverage: 1) List of past coverage (publication, date, link), 2) Awards or recognition. Video Assets: 1) Product demo video, 2) Founder interview B-roll, 3) Customer testimonial clips. Host on: Dedicated press page on website, downloadable zip file, share link for media. Update regularly.

Create an internal employee newsletter template for [YOUR COMPANY]. Frequency: [WEEKLY/BIWEEKLY/MONTHLY]. Include: Structure: 1) Newsletter name (employee-selected or company-branded), 2) Greeting from [CEO/TEAM LEAD] (rotating spotlight), 3) Company news (wins, announcements, updates), 4) Department spotlight (rotating - what they're working on), 5) Employee recognition (shoutouts, milestones, anniversaries), 6) Upcoming events or important dates, 7) Learning opportunity or resource share, 8) Fun section (memes, photo contest, trivia, water cooler), 9) Feedback or suggestion prompt. Copy Templates: 1) Standard intro copy, 2) Section headers, 3) Call-out for submissions, 4) Celebration announcement formats, 5) Event promotion format. Tone: Warm, inclusive, celebratory, informative. Goals: Build culture, inform team, recognize efforts, encourage participation. Format: Email or Slack-optimized.

Write an accessibility statement for [YOUR WEBSITE/PRODUCT]. Current accessibility level: [YOUR CONFORMANCE LEVEL - WCAG 2.1 A/AA/AAA]. Include: 1) Commitment to accessibility (our values and why it matters), 2) Current conformance level and standards we follow, 3) Accessible features currently available (screen reader support, keyboard navigation, etc.), 4) Known limitations and workarounds if any, 5) Third-party content disclaimer, 6) Ongoing efforts and improvements planned, 7) Feedback mechanism (how users can report issues), 8) Contact information for accessibility questions, 9) Alternative formats available (if applicable), 10) Last updated date. Tone: Clear, jargon-free, honest about current state and committed to improvement. Reference: WCAG guidelines, ADA compliance. Show this isn't just legal checkbox but genuine commitment.

Optimize our LinkedIn Company Page for [YOUR COMPANY]. Include: Profile Optimization: 1) Tagline (120 characters - searchable, benefit-focused), 2) About section (2000 characters): Compelling overview, what you do, who you serve, differentiation, values, CTA with link, 3) Website links (up to 3 custom links with descriptive labels), 4) Specialties keywords (20 max - for search), 5) Custom button (Visit website, Learn more, Register, Contact us), 6) Showcase pages to create if applicable. Content Strategy: 1) Content pillars (types of posts - thought leadership, company news, employee spotlights, industry insights, culture), 2) Posting frequency: [CADENCE], 3) 10 post ideas to start, 4) Employee advocacy plan (how to encourage team sharing), 5) Engagement tactics (how to respond to comments, spark conversations). Profile Picture & Cover: 1) Logo specs, 2) Banner image concept and messaging. Page Admin Tips: 1) Analytics to monitor, 2) LinkedIn Ads integration. Goal: Attract talent, establish thought leadership, generate leads.

Create ethical urgency and scarcity messaging for [YOUR PRODUCT/PROMOTION]. Campaign: [DETAILS]. Include: Time-Based Urgency: 1) Sale/offer ending countdown copy, 2) Limited-time messaging (email subject lines, banner copy, checkout reminders), 3) Early-bird benefits, 4) Expiration reminders (24 hours, 6 hours, final hours). Quantity-Based Scarcity: 1) Low stock alerts, 2) 'Only X remaining' messaging, 3) Waitlist messaging when sold out, 4) Restock notifications. Exclusive Access: 1) VIP early access messaging, 2) Member-only availability, 3) Invitation-only language. IMPORTANT: Ensure all urgency/scarcity claims are truthful and ethical. Never fake deadlines or stock levels. Provide value context, not just pressure. Include FAQ addressing: 'Is this really limited?' 'Will this offer come back?' 'What if I miss it?' Tone: Helpful urgency (FOMO) not manipulative pressure.

Write messaging for a corporate gifting program. Occasion: [HOLIDAY/APPRECIATION/MILESTONE]. Recipients: [CLIENTS/EMPLOYEES/PARTNERS]. Gift: [WHAT YOU'RE SENDING]. Include: Gift Note Card: 1) Personalized greeting, 2) Appreciation message (specific to recipient relationship), 3) Holiday wishes or occasion acknowledgment, 4) Signature (from whom). Accompanying Email: 1) Subject line, 2) Personal thank you for partnership/contribution, 3) Announcement of gift coming, 4) Why you chose this gift (story or meaning), 5) Warm closing. Gift Landing Page (if digital): 1) Welcome message, 2) About the gift or experience, 3) How to redeem/use, 4) Brand values or mission tie-in, 5) Contact for questions. For each variation, tone should be: Warm, genuine, appreciative, not transactional. Avoid: Anything that feels like a bribe, over-the-top corporate speak, expecting anything in return. This is pure relationship-building.

Create a feature comparison chart for [YOUR PRODUCT] vs. [COMPETITOR 1] and [COMPETITOR 2]. Include: Structure: 1) Feature categories (8-10 major categories), 2) Specific features under each (20-30 total features compared), 3) Comparison indicators (checkmarks, X's, or descriptive text). Strategic Selection: 1) Include features where you win, 2) Include table stakes features (must-haves everyone has), 3) Include features prospects care most about, 4) Honest about features you lack (builds trust). Copy Elements: 1) Chart title (SEO-friendly: 'YOUR PRODUCT vs COMPETITOR comparison'), 2) Chart introduction (objective tone, help prospects decide), 3) Feature descriptions (tooltip copy for anything unclear), 4) Bottom line summary, 5) CTA (Try us, See the difference, etc.). Fairness: Be honest, cite sources for competitor info, update regularly, don't trash talk. Present facts. Optionally: Include pricing row, support options, integration counts. Goal: Help genuine comparison, not just make competitors look bad.

Write copy for app onboarding screens for [YOUR APP]. User goal: [WHAT THEY WANT TO ACCOMPLISH]. Create: Welcome Screens (3 swipeable screens): Screen 1: 1) Headline: Primary benefit, 2) Visual description, 3) Subtext (supporting benefit). Screen 2: 1) Headline: Key feature benefit, 2) Visual, 3) Subtext. Screen 3: 1) Headline: Social proof or outcome, 2) Visual, 3) Subtext, 4) CTA button. Permission Requests: 1) Notification permission: Why we need it (specific value), 2) Location permission: How it improves experience, 3) Camera/photos: Use case explanation. Account Creation: 1) Why create account (benefits backup, sync, etc.), 2) Social sign-in vs. email options, 3) Skip option copy if allowed. Initial Setup (if applicable): 1) Personalization questions (why you're asking), 2) Progress indicators, 3) Completion celebration. First-Time User Experience: 1) Tooltips for key features (when to show, what to say), 2) Empty state messages (before they have data/content). Principle: Minimal friction, clear value, progressive disclosure. Keep copy conversational, benefit-focused, under 10 words per main message.

I have this sales deck: [DESCRIBE CURRENT DECK STRUCTURE]. Transform it using the Andy Raskin narrative structure: 1) Slide 1-2: The Old World vs. New World (shift happening in industry), 2) Slide 3-4: Winners and losers in this new world, 3) Slide 5-6: The Promised Land (what success looks like), 4) Slide 7-9: How we uniquely enable the promised land (your solution), 5) Slide 10-11: Proof it works (case studies, results), 6) Slide 12: The stakes of inaction. For each section: Headline, key message, visual suggestion, speaker notes. Avoid: Feature dumps, company history up front, 'About Us' too early. Focus: Customer's transformation, not your product. Make them the hero.

Create a month of Google My Business posts for [YOUR LOCAL BUSINESS]. Business type: [TYPE]. Location: [CITY]. Include: Weekly post types rotating: Week 1 - What's New (promotion, new product/service, announcement): 1) Eye-catching photo description, 2) Post copy (150-300 words), 3) CTA button (Buy, Learn more, Sign up), 4) Link. Week 2 - Event (upcoming event, class, workshop): 1) Event details, 2) Why attend, 3) 'Learn more' CTA. Week 3 - Offer (special deal, discount, limited offer): 1) Offer details, 2) Terms, 3) Coupon code if applicable, 4) Expiration, 5) 'Get offer' CTA. Week 4 - Product/Service Spotlight: 1) Feature highlight, 2) Benefits, 3) Call or Book CTA. For each: 1) Post title, 2) Description with local keywords, 3) Photo/video direction, 4) Posting date/time recommendation. Posts expire after 7 days so continuous posting essential for visibility.

Write an affiliate recruitment outreach email for [YOUR AFFILIATE PROGRAM]. Product: [WHAT THEY'D PROMOTE]. Target affiliate: [TYPE - blogger, influencer, content creator]. Commission: [YOUR COMMISSION STRUCTURE]. Include: Subject Line: Personal and benefit-focused (e.g., 'Partner opportunity: [TOPIC] for your audience') Body: 1) Personalized opening (reference their content/audience specifically), 2) Why you're reaching out to them specifically (authentic compliment), 3) Introduce your product and why it's relevant to their audience, 4) Affiliate program overview (commission, cookie duration, avg. earnings, support provided), 5) What makes your program great (competitive advantages - high conversion, great product, excellent support, marketing materials, etc.), 6) Success story from existing affiliate (if available), 7) What you provide (creatives, tracking, dedicated support, promotional ideas), 8) Easy next step (apply link or reply for more info), 9) No pressure closing. Include: Program landing page copy with: 1) Benefits of joining, 2) Commission structure clearly explained, 3) How it works, 4) Affiliate support and resources, 5) FAQ, 6) Application form or signup CTA. Follow-Up Sequence (if no response): Email 2 (3 days later): Share specific promotional idea for their audience Email 3 (7 days later): Final friendly check-in and open door. Tone: Respectful of their audience relationship, collaborative (not boss-employee), genuinely helpful, transparent about program. Goal: Quality partners, not quantity.