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Paste in a paragraph along with its academic field, audience, purpose, and citation style, and this prompt returns a tightened version alongside an explanation of the structural changes it made. It also flags which claims still need a citation, which terms need defining, and suggests a transition sentence to connect the paragraph to what comes before or after.
Give this prompt a topic and it writes a detailed, save-worthy checklist formatted for Pinterest. Each item is phrased as a single, clear action rather than a bundled task, so the list is easy to scan, easy to follow, and worth pinning for later reference.
Supply the platform, offer, audience, campaign goal, benefit, objections, proof points, compliance limits, and tone, and this prompt builds a full set of ad copy variants for split-testing. - 5 short headline options - 5 primary text variations - 3 CTA options across different urgency levels - 3 distinct copy angles - A table mapping each variation to the audience segment it fits best
Feed in your offer, target audience, main problem, benefit, proof points, price point, tone, and preferred CTA, and this prompt drafts a complete AIDA sales page: five headline options for attention, a problem-focused opening for interest, benefit-driven copy with objections handled for desire, and five CTA variants at different urgency levels for action, plus a list of any assumptions it made along the way.
Enter a topic your audience is weighing up, and this prompt writes a Facebook post that lays out both the pros and cons honestly rather than pushing a single angle. It's built for niches where readers are wary of overtly promotional content, using a balanced, informative tone to earn trust and help people make their own informed choice.
Builds a four-email activation sequence for users of a given {product} who signed up but never completed the {activation_action}, targeting a specified {audience} and addressing their likely {blockers}. Each email is built to resolve one blocker at a time and points toward the {value_moment}, and the output includes subject lines, preview text, body copy, a CTA, trigger timing, and suppression rules per email. Suited to SaaS products, tools, and any account-based service with a clear activation step to recover.
Writes a personalized cold email to a specific {recipient_role} at a given {company}, built around a relevant {trigger} or observation, the {problem} it solves, and a concrete {proof_point}. Returns five subject line options, three email variants under 120 words each, one follow-up email, personalization notes, and a note on what additional recipient information would make the email stronger. Recipient and company details should always be verified before sending, since the rules explicitly forbid inventing facts about the recipient.
Plans a single newsletter issue for a given {audience} around one {topic} and {main_message}, rather than a scattered list of links. - Inputs: audience, topic, main message, links or resources, offer/CTA, tone, length - Output: subject line and preview text options, an opening paragraph, a section outline, link placement notes, a CTA section, and a plain-text version - Keeps the issue built around one main idea with no filler intro - Suited to recurring publications like weekly product or content updates
Creates a full welcome email sequence for new subscribers of a given {business}, based on how they joined (such as a lead magnet or signup), a specific {offer}, and an {end_goal} for the relationship. Each email returns its own goal, subject line, preview text, body copy, CTA, personalization idea, and a spam/risk note, with rules that prioritize building trust before selling. A five-email sequence is a reasonable default length if the {sequence_length} input isn't already decided.