Write A Data-Driven Executive Summary
Paste 5-8 key findings with their supporting numbers, the reader's role, and what prompted the analysis, and this prompt turns them into a summary an executive will actually read. - One-paragraph bottom line stating the single most important takeaway - 3-5 findings, each with a concrete "so what" implication - Specific recommended actions, not vague advice like "invest more" - Honest risks, caveats, and suggested next-step analysis - All jargon-free and kept under 500 words
Prompt
Write an executive summary from this data analysis: Key findings: {key_findings} Audience: {audience} Context: {context} Structure: 1. A one-paragraph bottom line — the single most important takeaway 2. 3-5 key findings, each in 2-3 sentences with the "so what" implication 3. Recommended actions that are specific, not vague ("raise budget for channel X by 15%," not "invest more in marketing") 4. Risks and caveats that could undermine these findings 5. Next steps — what analysis should come after this Rules: - No jargon or statistical terms - Give every number context (is 15% growth good or bad, and compared to what?) - Lead with the insight, not the method - Keep it under 500 words
