Prompt catalog
Browse reusable AI prompts by topic, then open any prompt to copy and adapt it for your workflow.
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Give this prompt your brand and event details, and it writes a teaser Facebook post that drops exciting details about an upcoming event while deliberately leaving room for a follow-up post series. Plan those follow-ups as a short campaign rather than a one-off, so the teaser has somewhere to go and builds anticipation over multiple posts.
Feed in a single offer and get five distinct, professional-tone call-to-action variations built to drive clicks, each varying its urgency and phrasing so you have real contrast for A/B testing. Useful for marketers who need quick CTA options for ads, emails, or landing pages without starting from scratch on every test.
Generates five short, clear email subject lines for a single campaign, built around the campaign topic and the specific action you want the reader to take next. Useful for marketers drafting a new send who want several ready-to-compare options rather than committing to the first line that comes to mind. Test a few against each other before locking in the winner.
Produces a value-first LinkedIn post built around five practical, audience-useful tips on any topic you supply, closing with a question designed to spark comments and crowdsource more tips from others. Works best as a structural template you fill with your own real expertise rather than a source of facts.
Rewrites a flat draft of social or marketing copy into five distinct versions engineered to spark curiosity and discussion. - Input: the original draft copy that needs sharper angles - Output: 5 alternate versions, each built to provoke thought and debate - Considers what stirs curiosity, prompts replies, and invites people to share opinions - Useful when a scheduled post feels flat and needs a stronger discussion hook - Compare all five against your brand voice before picking the most provocative one
Takes a weak or underperforming opening line for an X (Twitter) thread and rewrites it into five alternative hooks, each engineered to grab attention and pull readers into the rest of the thread. Best used when a thread's first line isn't landing in testing. Try the strongest option as a standalone tweet too, since a hook that reads well in context can still fall flat on its own.
Announces a giveaway for a named product or service, laying out the prize, entry rules (like/follow/tag steps), and a winner announcement date in an enthusiastic tone with hashtags. Produces two matching versions from the same inputs: one for Facebook and Instagram, and a more professional variant for LinkedIn. Check your platform's promotion rules before publishing either one.
Reviews a full draft against its audience, goal, tone target, and publishing channel, then delivers direct coaching-style feedback instead of generic encouragement. Covers what works, what fails, where readers will get confused, which sentences to cut, a stronger structure recommendation, and a rewritten version of the weakest section. Best used on important pages before they go live.
Builds a full opening-line toolkit for a single post idea, generating 10 hook options, 3 caption versions, and 5 CTA variations based on the platform, audience, their pain or desire, tone, and target length you supply, plus an explanation of which hook is strongest. Useful for A/B testing a post before it goes live, especially when the idea is solid but the opening line feels weak.