Name the goal someone is trying to reach, and this prompt maps out a clear, numbered process for getting there, written in the concise, save-for-later style that works on Pinterest. It keeps each step simple enough to skim at a glance, aiming for a manageable 5-to-8-step guide people will actually pin and revisit rather than a long, dense tutorial.
Paste in a raw customer quote and this prompt rewords it into a tighter, punchier line suited for a website testimonial section, without changing what the customer actually said. It's a polish pass rather than an invention pass, aimed at making real feedback read as compellingly on the page as it sounded when the customer said it.
Unsure whether a piece of copy should read as formal, casual, persuasive, or educational? Feed in the text, audience, goal, and channel.
The prompt returns five distinct tonal rewrites — professional, friendly, persuasive, educational, and short-and-direct — then recommends the best fit for your goal, explains why, and offers a hybrid version if none of the five lands perfectly.
Stake out a clear point of view on a current issue in your field instead of posting another neutral take.
Give this prompt a trending topic and it drafts an opinion piece that states a viewpoint, backs it with data or examples, and closes by inviting readers to weigh in — just verify any stats or examples before publishing, since they're placeholders for real sourcing.
Get a quick starting set of Google Ads copy to test, built around a product's strongest selling points.
- Inputs: product name and key benefits to highlight
- Output: 3 distinct ad copy variants, each with its own CTA
- Tone: direct and benefit-first
- Reminder: check character limits and ad policy compliance before launching
Give this prompt a single topic and it writes a fast-paced TikTok script built around your top five actionable tips on that subject, with each tip kept short enough to fit one sentence of spoken script. It's designed for the quick-cut pacing TikTok viewers expect, so the audience can follow and apply each tip without slowing the video down.
When a product is hard to explain or the homepage headline sounds like every competitor's, this prompt takes what you do, who you serve, the problem you solve, your differentiator, your proof points, and your main alternatives, and turns them into a one-sentence UVP, a short website paragraph, a 30-second elevator pitch, five headline options, a differentiator table, and a list of proof you should still collect.
Kick off a community content challenge that gets your audience posting photos or videos of your product.
- Input: the product or service to feature in the challenge
- Output: an announcement post inviting entries with a prize call-out
- Tone: exciting and community-building
- Prep step: lock in the prize and entry rules before generating the post
For when you have a video title but no real structure yet — this expands a rough idea into a full outline, not a finished script.
Provide the title, audience, core problem, promise, points to cover, available examples, and tone, and it returns a hook angle, open loop, detailed section-by-section outline, expected viewer takeaways per section, evidence needed, transition notes, retention risks, and CTA placement.