200+ Professionally Crafted Prompts · $19
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Each prompt is designed to be copy-pasted and customized. Here's the workflow:
1. Browse by category — Pick the section that matches your task 2. Find the right prompt — Each has a unique ID (e.g., `CC-01`) and title 3. Replace `[placeholders]` — Everything in `[brackets]` is meant to be replaced with your specifics 4. Check the `Works With` column — Each prompt shows which Forge tool it's optimized for 5. Paste into the tool — Use with RepurposeForge, ResumeForge, NewsLetterForge, or any AI assistant
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Works with: RF, TF
``` Create a detailed blog post outline for '[topic]'. Include: an attention-grabbing hook, 5-7 main sections with sub-points, a strong conclusion, and 3 suggested headlines. Target audience: [audience]. Word count target: [X] words. ```
Works with: RF, TF
``` Write an SEO-optimized blog post about '[topic]'. Include the keyword '[keyword]' in the headline, first paragraph, and at least 2 subheadings. Structure: compelling hook, problem/agitation, solution with steps, real-world example, and call to action. Use a [tone] tone. ```
Works with: RF
``` Generate 5 irresistible headlines for a blog post about '[topic]'. Include: 1 question-based, 1 how-to, 1 numbered list, 1 curiosity gap, and 1 bold statement. Each headline should be under 70 characters. ```
Works with: TF
``` Generate 30 content ideas for a [niche] creator targeting [audience]. For each idea provide: a working title, the content format (blog/video/carousel), the pain point it addresses, and why it would perform well. Vary the topics across: education, entertainment, inspiration, and promotion. ```
Works with: RF
``` Rewrite the following paragraph to be clearer and more concise while preserving the original meaning. Remove jargon, shorten sentences, and improve flow. Target: 8th grade reading level. Text: '[paste your text]' ```
Works with: RF, TF
``` Write a listicle titled '[X] [adjective] ways to [achieve outcome]'. For each item: a compelling subheading, 2-3 explanatory sentences, a concrete example or tip, and a visual idea (for images or infographics). Include an introduction and conclusion. ```
Works with: RF, TF
``` Create a step-by-step how-to guide for '[task or process]'. Include: a brief introduction explaining who this is for, a 'What You'll Need' section, 5-8 numbered steps with clear instructions, common mistakes to avoid, and a 'Next Steps' conclusion. ```
Works with: RF
``` Take this blog post and repurpose it into 5 other formats. Provide: 1) A Twitter thread (8-10 tweets), 2) A LinkedIn post (3 paragraphs), 3) An Instagram carousel (5 slide summaries), 4) A newsletter blurb (2 paragraphs), and 5) 3 TikTok/Reel script ideas. Original post: '[paste your post]' ```
Works with: RF, TF
``` Write a case study about how [client name] achieved [result] using [product/service]. Structure: Client background (1 paragraph), the challenge they faced (1 paragraph), the solution we provided (1-2 paragraphs), the results (with specific metrics if available), and a client quote. Use a professional but engaging tone. ```
Works with: TF
``` Create a 4-week content calendar for a [niche] brand on [primary platform]. For each week, provide: the content theme, 3 post ideas with titles, the content format, and the primary goal (awareness, engagement, conversion). Include a mix of educational, entertaining, and promotional content. ```
Works with: RF
``` Generate 5 creative metaphors or analogies to explain '[complex concept]' to [target audience]. Each metaphor should be: easy to visualize, relevant to the audience's daily life, and memorable. Avoid clichés. ```
Works with: RF, TF
``` Write a thought leadership piece on '[industry topic/trend]'. Include: a bold opening statement that challenges conventional thinking, your unique perspective backed by experience or data, 3-4 supporting arguments, a counterargument you acknowledge, and a call to action for the industry. Tone: authoritative yet approachable. ```
Works with: RF
``` Create a balanced product review for '[product name]'. Cover: an honest first impression, what it does well (3-4 strengths), what could be improved (2-3 honest critiques), who it's best for, who it's NOT for, value for money assessment, and a final verdict with rating out of 5. ```
Works with: RF, TF
``` Write the introduction and first section of a beginner's guide to '[topic]'. Introduction should: acknowledge the beginner's potential overwhelm, outline what they'll learn, and set expectations. Use simple language, short paragraphs, and include 1-2 relatable analogies. ```
Works with: RF
``` Generate 5 storytelling hooks for a [niche] creator. Each hook should: start with a specific moment ('Last Tuesday, I...'), create curiosity or tension, and relate to a universal struggle or desire of [target audience]. Under 40 words each. ```
Works with: RF
``` Condense this long-form article into a 200-word summary suitable for a newsletter or social post. Keep the core message, key data points, and main takeaway. Remove examples unless essential. Article: '[paste article]' ```
Works with: TF
``` Based on [product/service/topic], generate 10 frequently asked questions (FAQs) with concise, helpful answers. Cover: pricing, how it works, common objections, getting started, and troubleshooting. Each answer should be 2-4 sentences and instill confidence. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write a roundup post: '[X] experts share their best advice on [topic]'. Create fictional expert quotes (5-7 experts) each offering 1 unique, actionable insight. Include an introduction framing why this topic matters and a conclusion synthesizing the key themes. Note: indicate that these are template quotes to be replaced with real expert input. ```
Works with: TF
``` Generate an evergreen content idea for [niche] that will remain relevant for 2+ years. Provide: a compelling title, an outline with 5 sections, 3 keywords to target, the primary audience pain point it solves, and 2 ways to update it annually. ```
Works with: RF
``` Rewrite the conclusion of this article to be more persuasive and action-oriented. It should: summarize the key point in 1 sentence, reinforce why this matters, include a call to action, and end with a memorable closing line. Article text: '[paste article]' ```
Works with: TF
``` Plan a 5-part content series on '[broad topic]'. For each part: a compelling title, the specific angle, key takeaways, and how it connects to the next part. Include a series introduction post and a recap/conclusion post. Target platform: [platform]. ```
Works with: RF, TF
``` Analyze the current state of [industry trend]. Cover: what's driving this trend, who it affects most, 3 implications for [target audience], 2 predictions for the next 12 months, and actionable advice on how to prepare. Use a balanced, analytical tone. ```
Works with: RF
``` Rewrite the following text in [tone] — choose from: professional, friendly, humorous, urgent, empathetic, authoritative, casual. Keep the core message unchanged but adjust vocabulary, sentence length, and emotional appeal. Text: '[paste text]' ```
Works with: RF
``` Write a fair comparison of '[Option A]' vs '[Option B]' for [use case]. Cover: a brief overview of each, 5 comparison criteria with side-by-side analysis, pros and cons of each, pricing comparison, and a 'which should you choose?' recommendation based on different use cases. ```
Works with: RF, TF
``` Write one chapter of an ultimate guide to '[topic]'. The chapter is titled '[chapter title]'. Structure: an opening hook relevant to the chapter theme, 4-6 key points with explanations, 2 practical examples or case studies, a summary box with key takeaways, and a teaser for the next chapter. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write a blog post using the PAS (Problem-Agitate-Solution) framework about '[problem]' that [target audience] faces. Problem: Clearly describe the pain. Agitate: Amplify why this problem is costly/unacceptable. Solution: Introduce your approach with 3-4 actionable steps. End with a confident call to action. ```
Works with: TF
``` Analyze the content gaps for a [niche] brand targeting [audience]. Based on common audience questions and competitor content, identify 5 topics that are underserved. For each: the topic, why there's a gap, suggested angle, and potential format. Frame as strategic recommendations. ```
Works with: RF
``` Help me turn a personal experience into a compelling content piece. The experience: '[brief description of experience]'. Generate: a hook that creates curiosity, the story arc (setup, conflict, resolution), the universal lesson or insight, and how to tie it to my brand/offering. Keep it authentic and relatable. ```
Works with: RF, TF
``` Generate 3 data-driven content angles about '[topic]'. For each angle: a compelling headline, the statistic or data point it's built on, why it's surprising or newsworthy, the key takeaway for the reader, and suggested visuals (chart type, infographic idea). ```
Works with: RF
``` Review this list of past content titles and identify: the 3 highest potential pieces for repurposing, what format each should become (video, infographic, thread, etc.), a new angle for each, and the first sentence/hook for the repurposed version. Titles: '[paste titles]' ```
Works with: RF, TF
``` Write a guest post pitch email to [blog/publication] proposing an article about '[topic]'. Include: why you're a fit to write this, 3 proposed headlines/angles, why their audience will care, and your credentials. Professional and concise — editors are busy. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write a YouTube tutorial script for '[topic]' targeting [audience]. Structure: Hook (first 10 seconds — what they'll learn), the problem, the step-by-step tutorial (3-5 steps with explanations), a common mistake to avoid, and a call to action (like, subscribe, comment). Include visual/timestamp notes. ```
Works with: RF
``` Generate 5 tweet thread ideas about '[topic]' that are designed for high engagement. For each: the first tweet (hook — must stop the scroll), the thread structure (what each subsequent tweet covers), and why this topic would resonate now. Aim for educational or contrarian takes. ```
Works with: RF, TF
``` Create a detailed outline for a white paper or comprehensive guide on '[topic]'. Include: an executive summary, 5-7 chapters with 3 subtopics each, key data points to include, recommended visuals (charts, diagrams), and a conclusion with actionable takeaways. Designed to establish authority. ```
Works with: RF
``` Create a podcast episode outline about '[topic]'. Include: a hook intro (first 60 seconds), 3 talking points with sub-points, a personal story or case study to illustrate the topic, 2-3 provocative questions to ask, and a strong closing with a call to action. Include suggested episode title options. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write a curated link roundup post for [niche] featuring 7-10 resources. For each link: a compelling title, 1-2 sentences on why it's worth reading, and what you learned from it. Add a brief introduction framing the theme. End with your own recent work (1 link). ```
Works with: RF
``` Write a bold, personal post about a major decision or pivot you made in your [career/business]. Structure: the situation before, the moment you decided, the fear/doubt you felt, the action you took, the result (honest — not all rosy), and what you'd say to someone facing the same choice. Raw and real. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write a Twitter/X thread (8-10 tweets) teaching '[topic]'. Thread structure: Tweet 1 — bold hook that stops the scroll. Tweets 2-3 — the problem/context. Tweets 4-7 — actionable steps or insights (one per tweet). Tweet 8 — key takeaway. Tweet 9 — CTA (follow, reply, or link). Use line breaks between sentences for readability. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write a LinkedIn post sharing a lesson about '[topic]'. Structure: Hook (first line is crucial — use a bold statement or surprising fact). The story/context (2-3 short paragraphs). The lesson or insight (1-2 paragraphs). A question to drive comments. End with a clean CTA. No hashtags in body — add 3-5 at the end. Keep paragraphs 1-2 sentences max. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write an Instagram caption for a post about '[topic]'. Include: an attention-grabbing first line, 2-3 value-packed paragraphs, a personal anecdote or example, a question to engage comments, and a clear call to action. Add 5-7 relevant hashtags at the bottom. Tone: [warm/friendly/professional/inspirational]. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write a 60-second TikTok/Reel script about '[topic]'. Structure: Hook (first 3 seconds — must grab attention). The setup (5 seconds). Value/expertise (35 seconds — 3 key points). The punchline or reveal (10 seconds). CTA (7 seconds — follow, comment, or link in bio). Include visual direction in [brackets]. ```
Works with: RF, TF
``` Write the content for a 5-slide Instagram/LinkedIn carousel about '[topic]'. Slide 1: Title slide with bold hook. Slides 2-3: Key points with 1-2 sentences each. Slide 4: Summary or actionable takeaway. Slide 5: CTA and follow prompt. Keep each slide's text short (under 30 words). Include visual descriptions. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write an engagement-driving social media post asking about '[topic]'. Should feel like a genuine conversation starter, not a survey. Include: a relatable setup, the question (clear and easy to answer), why you're curious, and a quick share of your own answer to model participation. Target: high comment count. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write a behind-the-scenes social post showing my creative process for '[project/activity]'. Make it feel authentic and unpolished. Include: what the audience sees vs what actually happens, a specific challenge or funny moment, what I learned, and an invitation for them to share their own process. ```
Works with: RF
``` Turn this client feedback into a compelling social media post. Include: the client's words (or paraphrase), the result they achieved, how it made me feel, and a 'you can achieve this too' message without being salesy. Client feedback: '[paste feedback]'. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write a respectful but bold post sharing an unpopular opinion about '[industry topic]'. Frame it as 'here's what I believe and why' rather than attacking others. Include: your position clearly stated, 2-3 reasons/evidence, an acknowledgment of the counterargument, and an invitation for respectful discussion. Not clickbait. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write a casual, conversational post for Threads about '[topic]'. It should feel like texting a friend — short sentences, no corporate tone, maybe a touch of humor. Include a question to spark replies. Under 500 characters. ```
Works with: RF
``` Create a social media post that uses a poll to drive engagement about '[topic]'. The post should: introduce the topic briefly, embed a natural poll question with 3-4 options that spark debate or curiosity, and ask followers to explain their choice in the comments. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write a before-and-after social media post about a transformation related to '[area]'. Cover: the 'before' state (paint a vivid picture), the turning point, the specific actions taken, the 'after' result, and the biggest lesson learned. Leave the reader feeling inspired and capable. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write a post debunking a common myth about '[topic]'. Start with 'I used to believe...' or 'Most people think...'. Explain why the myth persists, present the truth with evidence or logic, and provide a new, more accurate framework for thinking about the topic. Encourage saves and shares. ```
Works with: RF
``` Create a 'weekly roundup' style post sharing 3-5 things I learned, read, or discovered this week related to [niche]. For each item: a 1-sentence summary, why it mattered, and a link or reference. End with: 'What did you learn this week?' to drive engagement. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write a compelling launch announcement for '[product/service]'. Include: what it is in one sentence, who it's for, the specific problem it solves, what makes it different, how to get it, and an early-bird or limited-time element (if applicable). Build excitement without hype. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write a 'day in the life' social post for a [profession]. Take readers through a typical day from morning to evening. Include: the routine, the challenges, the wins, and a surprising or funny moment. End with a reflection on why you love what you do. Relatable, not braggy. ```
Works with: RF
``` Create a fill-in-the-blank style post for [niche] audience. Example: 'The best advice I ever got about [topic] was _____.' The blank should invite personal responses. Add a follow-up sentence: 'I'll go first...' with your own answer to model the behavior. ```
Works with: RF
``` Make a bold prediction about '[industry]' for the next 12 months. Write it as a social post that: states the prediction confidently, provides 2-3 signals or reasons, acknowledges it might be wrong, and asks the audience for their predictions. Designed to be screenshot and debated. ```
Works with: RF
``` Tell a complete, emotionally resonant micro-story in under 150 words about '[theme]'. It should have: a character (you or someone else), a moment of tension or realization, a resolution, and a universal truth or lesson. Designed for LinkedIn, Twitter, or Instagram caption. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write a post announcing a collaboration with [person/brand]. Cover: how you met or why you're collaborating, what you're working on together, why this matters for the audience, and where they can find it. Include genuine appreciation and excitement. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write descriptive alt text for a social media image about '[image description]'. It should be: under 125 characters, describe the key visual elements, and include context so visually impaired users fully understand the content. For an image that contains text, include the text verbatim. ```
Works with: RF
``` Take this content piece and adapt it for [platform 1] and [platform 2]. For each: adjust the tone, length, hook style, and format to match platform norms. Keep the core message consistent. Original content: '[paste content]'. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write a post announcing a 30-day '[challenge name]' challenge. Include: what the challenge is, who should join, what participants will gain, the daily commitment, how to join, and why you're personally excited about it. Use enthusiasm without overpromising. Add 'Day 1 starts [date]'. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write a post sharing a genuinely unpopular (but defensible) opinion about '[topic]'. Frame it respectfully: 'I might be wrong, but...'. Provide reasoning and invite counterarguments. Goal: high-quality debate in comments, not outrage. ```
Works with: RF
``` Create a post recommending 5 resources (tools, books, courses, podcasts) that helped me with '[topic/skill]'. For each: what it is, why it helped, and who it's best for. Include a mix of free and paid options. Frame as genuine recommendations, not affiliate marketing. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write a 'year in review' social post for a [profession/business]. Cover: the biggest lesson learned, a key stat or milestone, a thank you to followers/clients, and what's coming in the new year. Reflective, grateful, inspiring tone. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write a post inviting followers to 'Ask Me Anything' about [topic/expertise]. Introduce the concept, share your credentials (why they should ask you), set parameters (what you'll cover/not cover), and give a deadline for questions. Warm and inviting. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write a DM to [creator/brand] proposing a content collaboration. Start with genuine appreciation of their work, propose a specific collab idea (be clear on what you're offering/asking), explain the mutual benefit, and end with a low-pressure ask. No copy-paste vibes. ```
Works with: RF
``` Take this content idea and generate 5 different hooks for a [platform] post. Each hook should use a different technique: question, bold statement, personal story, surprising stat, and controversial take. Mark which hook you think will perform best and why. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write an end-of-month wrap-up social post. Cover: highlights from the month, a lesson learned, content that performed best (and why you think so), what you're reading/watching, and a look ahead to next month. Transparent and community-building. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write a post highlighting a client's journey from [starting point] to [result]. Focus on their effort and transformation (not just your solution). Include: where they started, a pivotal moment, what changed, and where they are now. Ask their permission first. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write a thread of 5-7 predictions for [industry] in the coming year. Each prediction should be: specific and debatable, backed by a signal or trend, and include a 'why' sentence. End with: 'Which prediction do you disagree with?'. Designed to spark debate. ```
Works with: RF, NF
``` Write the first welcome email for new subscribers to [brand/newsletter]. Tone: warm and personal. Include: a genuine thank you, a brief statement of what they'll receive and how often, a link to your best/most popular content, and a question asking what they're struggling with (to encourage replies). Subject line: welcoming and benefit-focused. ```
Works with: NF
``` Write the second email in a welcome sequence — the engagement email. Share a personal story or lesson related to [topic] that demonstrates your expertise and relatability. End by directing them to a specific free resource or piece of content that delivers quick value. Goal: get them to click and engage. ```
Works with: NF
``` Write the third welcome email — the soft sales pitch. Naturally transition from value to offering. Structure: a quick reminder of the value you've shared, the bridge to your paid offering (why you created it, who it's for), the specific problem it solves, a testimonial or social proof element, and a clear CTA button. Not pushy. ```
Works with: NF
``` Generate 10 newsletter subject line ideas for a [niche] newsletter about '[topic]'. Mix: 3 curiosity-driven, 2 how-to, 2 numbered/list, 1 personal/shocking, 1 question-based, and 1 urgency-driven. Each under 50 characters. Include the predicted open rate driver for each. ```
Works with: NF
``` Write a re-engagement email for subscribers who haven't opened in 90 days. Subject line: 'Is it time to say goodbye?' tone — kind, not guilt-tripping. Content: acknowledge the silence, briefly restate what value you provide, offer an easy way to stay (click here) or go (unsubscribe link). Make opting out feel respectful. ```
Works with: NF
``` Write a value-only weekly newsletter. Structure: a brief personal update or reflection (2-3 sentences), the main content — 1 piece of valuable advice or insight on [topic], a 'link of the week' with brief context, and a gentle reminder of your services or products (1 sentence). No hard sell. ```
Works with: NF
``` Write an abandoned cart recovery email for [product]. Subject line: friendly reminder with a touch of urgency. Body: acknowledge they were interested, quickly restate the value, add a testimonial or social proof, include a direct link back to checkout, and offer help if they have questions. Second email in a 2-part sequence. ```
Works with: NF
``` Write a product launch email for '[product name]'. Structure: open with the problem (paint a relatable picture), introduce the solution with excitement, list 3-4 key benefits or features, include social proof or early feedback, clear pricing (if applicable), and a prominent CTA button. Include a P.S. with urgency. ```
Works with: NF
``` Write a limited-time offer email for [product/service]. Subject line: urgency-driven but honest. Body: clearly state the offer and deadline, remind them of the value, include a testimonial or guarantee, and have 2 CTAs (one early, one late). The urgency should feel real, not manufactured. ```
Works with: NF
``` Write a year-in-review email for [brand/business]. Cover: the highlights and milestones from the year, a key lesson learned, what's coming next year, and a genuine thank you to subscribers. Wrap with an invitation to share their own year's wins. Warm, reflective tone. ```
Works with: NF
``` Write an email showcasing a customer success story. Before: their struggle. The solution: how they used your product. After: specific results. Include a direct quote and a 'you can achieve this too' message with a CTA to the product page. Make the customer the hero. ```
Works with: NF
``` Write an email asking subscribers for feedback or to complete a survey about [topic]. Be warm and genuine. Explain why the feedback matters (improving content, building a better product), how long the survey takes (keep it honest), what they'll gain (results, early access, etc.), and include a prominent survey link. ```
Works with: NF
``` Write an onboarding email for new users of [product]. It should: warmly welcome them, provide 3 quick steps to get started, link to a video or guide, offer help/support contact, and celebrate that they took the first step. Goal: get them to their first 'aha' moment. ```
Works with: NF
``` Create a monthly digest email compiling the best content from [month]. For each piece (3-5 items): a catchy headline, a 1-sentence description, and a 'read more' link. Open with a brief personal note. Close with what's coming next month. Clean and skimmable. ```
Works with: NF
``` Write a post-purchase email for customers who bought [product]. Send after 7 days. Check in: how are they doing? Share a tip or feature they might have missed, link to resources/support, and gently ask for a review or testimonial if they're happy. Not salesy — genuinely helpful. ```
Works with: NF
``` Write an email giving subscribers exclusive access to a piece of content (template, guide, video). Frame it as a thank-you for being a subscriber. Briefly explain the value of the content, link to it prominently, and tease what's coming next for subscribers. Make them feel special. ```
Works with: NF
``` Write a birthday or subscriber anniversary email. Warm and celebratory. Acknowledge the milestone, offer a small gift or discount (optional), and express genuine appreciation for them being part of the community. No hard ask — just relationship building. ```
Works with: NF
``` Write an email to people on a waitlist for [product/service]. Update them on progress, build anticipation, share behind-the-scenes details, and give them an early-access opportunity or special offer for being patient. Make them feel like insiders. ```
Works with: NF
``` Write a genuine customer appreciation email (not tied to any sale or ask). Thank them for being a customer, share the impact they've had on your business, and include a specific example or story. No CTA beyond 'thanks for being here.' Builds loyalty. ```
Works with: NF
``` Generate 25 P.S. lines and 25 subject lines for [type of email] about [topic]. P.S. lines should: add urgency, share a personal note, or restate the key benefit. Subject lines should be under 50 characters and pique curiosity or convey clear value. Mix of styles. ```
Works with: NF
``` Write a professional cold outreach email to [recipient type] about [offering/collaboration]. Personalize with a specific observation about their work, state your value prop in 1 sentence, and make a low-friction ask. Subject line: personalized and not salesy. Whole email under 150 words. ```
Works with: NF
``` Write an invitation email for a [live event/webinar/workshop]. Cover: what it is, who it's for, what they'll gain, date/time, speaker/host intro (with credibility), and a clear registration link. Build excitement: 'Seats are limited' or 'Early-bird pricing ends [date]'. ```
Works with: NF
``` Generate 5 different CTAs for a newsletter about [topic]. Each CTA should: be clear about what happens when clicked, use action-oriented language, and fit naturally in a newsletter format. Mix: content link, product mention, engagement ask, referral request, and social follow. ```
Works with: NF
``` Take this designed email template and convert it to a plain-text version that feels personal and human. Remove all HTML, keep the core message, and format with line breaks and dashes for visual structure. Email: '[paste HTML email]' ```
Works with: NF
``` Create an A/B test variant of this email. Change ONE element: [subject line / opening hook / CTA placement / tone — pick one]. Keep everything else identical. Explain what you changed and what you'd measure. Original email: '[paste email]' ```
Works with: NF, TF
``` Write a professional email footer/signature block for [name/role/business]. Include: full name, title, company, website, 1-2 social links, an unsubscribe link placeholder, and a personal touch (favorite quote or tagline). Clean, not cluttered. ```
Works with: NF
``` Write an email pitching a paid sponsorship or ad placement in my [newsletter/podcast] to [brand]. Cover: who my audience is (with metrics), why they're a fit, what the sponsorship includes, pricing options (leave placeholders), and past sponsor results or testimonials. ```
Works with: NF, TF
``` Suggest 5 ways to segment my email list for [type of business]. For each segment: the criteria, the type of content/offers they should receive, and why segmenting this way improves engagement. Based on factors like behavior, interest, purchase history, or engagement level. ```
Works with: RMF
``` Rewrite this work experience into 3-4 powerful resume bullet points. Use the formula: [Action Verb] + [What You Did] + [Measurable Result]. Quantify wherever possible. Remove passive language and corporate jargon. Original experience: '[paste experience]' ```
Works with: RMF
``` Write a 3-line professional summary for a [job title] with [X] years of experience in [industry]. The summary should: communicate your unique value proposition, mention your most impressive achievement or skill, and hint at what you're looking for. Keep it tight and impactful. ```
Works with: RMF
``` Write a cover letter for a [job title] position at [company name]. Structure: opening paragraph — express enthusiasm and state why you're a fit. Middle 2 paragraphs — connect your experience to their needs (use the job description). Closing — confident call to action and availability. Tone: professional but personable. ```
Works with: RMF
``` Write a compelling LinkedIn About section for a [job title/profession]. Structure: Hook (first 3 lines — what gets shown before 'see more'). Your story and expertise in 2-3 paragraphs. Your philosophy or approach. Services you offer or roles you seek. A call to action (connect, DM, visit website). Use line breaks between paragraphs. ```
Works with: RMF
``` Generate 5 LinkedIn headline options for a [profession/role]. Each headline should: state your role, include your specialty or niche, and convey value or personality. Options should vary in tone: 2 professional, 1 creative, 1 benefit-focused, 1 combo. Under 220 characters each. ```
Works with: RMF
``` Based on this job description, extract the top 10-15 skills and keywords that should appear on a candidate's resume. Separate into 'Hard Skills' (tools, technologies, certifications) and 'Soft Skills' (communication, leadership, etc.). Job description: '[paste JD]' ```
Works with: RMF
``` Help me craft a narrative for transitioning from [current role/industry] to [target role/industry]. Create a compelling story that connects my past experience to my future goals. Emphasize transferable skills, relevant accomplishments, and why the change makes sense (not desperation). ```
Works with: RMF
``` Generate 5 STAR (Situation, Task, Action, Result) formatted answers for common interview questions for a [role] position. For each: specify the question, then provide a clear STAR response using general achievements (I'll customize with my specifics). Include: leadership, conflict resolution, failure/learning, teamwork, and achievement questions. ```
Works with: RMF
``` Write a professional, positive framing for a [X-month/year] career gap on my resume. Acknowledge the gap honestly, highlight any skills developed or activities during that time (learning, volunteering, freelancing, caregiving), and pivot to why I'm now ready and excited to return. Frame it as a period of growth. ```
Works with: RMF
``` Write a professional salary negotiation email responding to a job offer for [role]. Structure: express gratitude and excitement for the offer, state your request clearly (with market research data if helpful), explain your value (briefly), and reaffirm your enthusiasm for the role. Collaborative tone, not demanding. ```
Works with: RMF
``` Write a compelling freelancer bio for [platform — Upwork, Fiverr, personal website]. Cover: who you help, what you do, your unique approach or specialty, a specific result or testimonial, and a clear call to action. For [platform], optimize for their specific format and tone. ```
Works with: RMF
``` Draft a document justifying a promotion from [current role] to [target role]. Include: your key achievements with metrics, additional responsibilities you've taken on, skills you've developed, positive feedback received, and how the promotion benefits the company. Professional, evidence-based, confident. ```
Works with: RMF
``` Write a post-interview thank-you email for a [role] interview. It should: thank the interviewer by name, mention a specific topic or moment from the conversation (shows you listened), briefly reaffirm your interest and fit, and offer to provide any additional information. Send within 24 hours. Warm and professional. ```
Works with: RMF
``` Write a cold email or LinkedIn message to a hiring manager at [company] expressing interest in [type of role]. It should: reference something specific about their company or work, briefly state your value, and politely request a conversation or advice (not demanding a job). Respectful, not desperate. ```
Works with: RMF
``` Tailor my existing resume for this specific job description. Identify the key requirements from the JD, suggest modifications to my bullet points to align with their language, and flag any critical keywords I might be missing. Job description: '[paste JD]'. My resume: '[paste resume]'. ```
Works with: RMF
``` Write a polite follow-up email to send 5-7 days after submitting a job application for [role] at [company]. Express continued interest, briefly reinforce your fit (1 sentence), and ask about next steps or timeline. Professional, not pushy. ```
Works with: RMF, TF
``` Help me craft a personal brand statement for my career. I'm a [profession] who specializes in [specialty] and helps [target audience] achieve [outcome]. Generate 3 variations: one professional, one creative, and one concise (under 10 words). ```
Works with: RMF, TF
``` Write a self-assessment for my [annual/quarterly] performance review. Cover: my key achievements this period (with metrics where possible), skills I've developed, challenges I've overcome, areas I want to grow, and goals for next period. Confident and evidence-based, not arrogant. ```
Works with: RMF
``` Write a message requesting a LinkedIn recommendation from [relationship: manager/colleague/client]. Personalize with a specific project or moment we shared, suggest 1-2 skills or qualities they might mention, and make it easy by offering to draft a starting point. Warm and appreciative. ```
Works with: RMF
``` Write a cover letter for someone transitioning from [current industry] to [target industry]. Acknowledge the non-traditional background, emphasize transferable skills with specific examples, show genuine passion for the new field (mention any self-study or projects), and frame the diverse background as a strength. ```
Works with: RMF, TF
``` Write a professional response when a client questions my rates. Structure: acknowledge their concern, explain the value behind the rate (expertise, speed, results, guarantees), provide market context if helpful, and offer a compromise option if appropriate (adjusted scope, payment plan). Confident, not defensive. ```
Works with: RMF
``` Write a 30-second elevator pitch for a [profession]. Structure: who you help (clearly), what you do (simply), the result you deliver (specifically), and a hook or question to continue the conversation. Practice-ready — say it out loud. Under 75 words. ```
Works with: RMF, TF
``` Help me create a job search strategy for targeting [industry/role]. Include: 5 target companies (with why), networking approach (who to contact, what to say), application cadence (how many per week), skill gaps to address, and weekly accountability metrics. Practical and actionable. ```
Works with: RMF, TF
``` Write a professional resignation letter for my position at [company]. Thank them for the opportunities, explain briefly that I'm moving on to a new opportunity (no negativity), offer to help with the transition (2-4 weeks notice), and end on a positive, appreciative note. Keep bridges intact. ```
Works with: RMF, TF
``` Write a compelling project description for my portfolio showcasing [project name]. Include: the client/problem, my role, the approach/solution, key results (with metrics), tools used, and a testimonial or outcome quote. Make it feel like a case study, not a list. ```
Works with: RMF
``` Write a message requesting an informational interview with [professional in target field]. Express specific interest in their career path, mention something you admire about their work, request 15-20 minutes, and make it clear you're not asking for a job. Respectful, specific, and easy to say yes to. ```
Works with: RMF, TF
``` Write a briefing for my references for a [role] position. Include: the job I'm applying for, key points I'd like them to emphasize (achievements, skills, character traits), context they should have about the company, and a thank you for their support. Make it helpful for them to represent me well. ```
Works with: RMF
``` Help me evaluate a job offer for [role] at [company]. Create a decision framework covering: compensation (salary, benefits, equity), growth potential, culture fit, work-life balance, commute/remote setup, and long-term career alignment. Score each category. Also list questions to ask before accepting. ```
Works with: RMF
``` Help me craft the narrative thread through my career. Connect the dots between: [role 1], [role 2], [role 3], and [current/target role]. Show how each step built skills for the next, the through-line of my interests, and how it all leads logically to where I want to go next. ```
Works with: RMF, TF
``` Design a simple job application tracking system. Include these fields: company name, role, date applied, status (applied/phone screen/interview/offer/rejected), contact person, follow-up date, notes. Also suggest weekly habits for staying organized during a job search. ```
Works with: TF
``` Create a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for [process/task]. Structure: Procedure Name, Purpose (1-2 sentences), Who is Responsible, Prerequisites/Tools Needed, Step-by-Step Instructions (numbered, with clear actions), Expected Outcome, Common Issues & Troubleshooting, and When to Escalate. ```
Works with: TF
``` Design a client onboarding process for a [type of business]. Include: the welcome message/email, what happens in week 1, what the client receives, key milestones for the first 30 days, and how to set expectations. The process should make clients feel supported and confident. ```
Works with: TF
``` Write a professional proposal for providing [service] to [client type]. Include: executive summary, scope of work (detailed but clear), timeline with milestones, deliverables, investment/pricing (leave placeholders), about me/team, and terms. Use confident, professional language. No filler. ```
Works with: TF
``` Create an offboarding checklist for when a client project ends. Include: final deliverable handoff, documentation transfer, account/access removal, final invoice, testimonial request, referral ask, and a 'thank you' message. Organized, gracious, and thorough. ```
Works with: TF
``` Write a professional email for a difficult situation: [describe situation — e.g., missed deadline, scope change, pricing increase]. The email should: acknowledge the situation honestly, take responsibility where appropriate, propose a solution or path forward, and maintain a collaborative, professional tone. No blame. ```
Works with: TF
``` Create an agenda for a project kickoff meeting for [project type]. Include: introductions, project overview and goals, roles and responsibilities, timeline and key milestones, communication plan (how often, what channels), Q&A, and next steps. Designed to align everyone from day 1. ```
Works with: TF
``` Write a friendly payment reminder email for an overdue invoice. Tone: warm but professional. Assume positive intent (they forgot, not refusing). Include: the invoice number and date, the amount, a link to pay, and an offer to discuss if there are any issues. Follow-up sequence: 1st reminder (gentle), 2nd (direct), 3rd (firm). ```
Works with: TF
``` Create a template for a quarterly business review. Sections: revenue vs target, key metrics (leads, conversion, churn), wins from the quarter, challenges and lessons, team highlights, priorities for next quarter, and resource needs. Designed for a [type of business]. Action-oriented, not just reporting. ```
Works with: TF
``` Draft a Scope of Work document for a [type of project]. Include: project overview, objectives, specific deliverables with acceptance criteria, timeline, assumptions and constraints, out-of-scope items (important!), budget/pricing, and change request process. Clear boundaries prevent scope creep. ```
Works with: TF
``` Write a letter or email announcing a rate increase to existing clients. It should: thank them for their business, explain the reason for the increase (honest — inflation, increased value, expanded services), state the new rates and effective date, and reaffirm your commitment to delivering value. Confident but grateful. ```
Works with: TF
``` Create a reusable team meeting agenda template. Sections: meeting purpose and desired outcome, review of action items from last meeting, this week's priorities (each team member shares 1-2), blockers and where help is needed, announcements, and next meeting date/time. Designed for 30-min standup or 60-min weekly. ```
Works with: TF
``` Write an email proposing a partnership or collaboration with [person/brand]. Cover: a genuine compliment or reference to their work, why a partnership makes sense (mutual benefit), what you're proposing specifically, and a low-pressure ask for a call or reply. Professional, not transactional. ```
Works with: TF
``` Draft key contract clauses for a freelance [service] agreement. Include: services provided, timeline, payment terms, kill fee/cancellation policy, intellectual property rights, confidentiality, and limitation of liability. Note: this is a starting template — consult a lawyer for final review. ```
Works with: TF
``` Create a client feedback form to send after project completion. Questions should cover: satisfaction with deliverables, communication quality, timeline adherence, what went well, what could improve, likelihood of re-hire or referral, and an open text field. Keep under 10 questions for high response rate. ```
Works with: TF
``` Draft a simple business continuity plan for a solo [profession]. Cover: what happens if you're sick for a week, client communication protocol, tools and passwords (where they're stored securely), backup support options, and insurance coverage. Practical, not theoretical. Goal: reduce anxiety by having a plan. ```
Works with: TF
``` Write an email to set clear expectations with a new client before starting a [project type]. Cover: communication cadence, response times, what's included/not included, project timeline, and how feedback/revisions work. Friendly but clear — prevents scope creep later. ```
Works with: TF
``` Create a structured meeting notes template for [type of meeting]. Include: date, attendees, agenda items, discussion notes (key points per topic), decisions made, action items (with owner and deadline), and next meeting date. Clean, scannable format. ```
Works with: TF
``` Draft a clear, fair refund and cancellation policy for a [type of business]. Cover: cancellation timeframe and fees, refund eligibility, how to request, and any exceptions. Strike a balance between protecting the business and being reasonable to clients. ```
Works with: TF
``` Write a template for a weekly standup or status update for a [role] working on [type of work]. Sections: what I accomplished this week, what I'm working on next, blockers or where I need help, and notable wins or learnings. ```
Works with: TF
``` Create a professional service menu for a [type of freelancer/agency]. For each service: name, brief description, what's included, starting price or range, and who it's best for. Organize into tiers if applicable (starter, standard, premium). ```
Works with: TF
``` Help me draft a response to an RFP for [project type]. Cover: an executive summary addressing their core need, our proposed approach/solution, timeline, team qualifications, relevant past work, and pricing structure. Professional, detailed, and tailored to their specific RFP. ```
Works with: TF
``` Create a client intake questionnaire for new [service type] clients. Include 10-12 questions covering: project background, goals, target audience, timeline expectations, budget range, decision criteria, past experience, and any concerns. Designed to uncover needs before the first call. ```
Works with: TF
``` Create a project retrospective template for [project type]. Structure: What went well? (3-4 items), What could be improved? (3-4 items), What did we learn? (key takeaways), Action items for next project. Designed for a team or solo reflection. ```
Works with: TF
``` Help me create a one-page annual business plan for a [type of business]. Include: mission statement (1 line), 3 key goals for the year (with metrics), top strategies to achieve each goal, key risks, and quarterly milestones. Keep it to one page — actionable over aspirational. ```
Works with: TF
``` Design the structure for a client success dashboard for [type of business]. Key metrics to track: project completion rate, average project duration, client satisfaction score, referral rate, repeat client rate, and revenue per client. Include how to calculate each. ```
Works with: TF
``` Draft a crisis communication template for [type of business]. Structure: acknowledgment of the situation, what happened (brief and honest), what we're doing about it, what it means for clients/customers, timeline for resolution, and who to contact. Calm, transparent, and responsible tone. ```
Works with: TF
``` Create a vendor evaluation framework for selecting a [type of vendor/tool]. Include: 10-12 evaluation criteria (price, features, support, integrations, reviews, security), a scoring system (1-5), a weighted importance column, and a comparison matrix for 3-5 vendors. Decision-ready format. ```
Works with: TF
``` Create a template for delegating a task or project to [team member/contractor]. Include: task description, desired outcome, deadline, resources or access needed, decision authority (what they can decide vs escalate), and how you'll measure success. Clear enough that no follow-up questions are needed. ```
Works with: TF
``` Create a time audit template and productivity plan for a [profession]. Template: track every 30-min block for 1 week, categorize (deep work, shallow work, meetings, admin, break). Then identify: time leaks, low-value activities to eliminate, and a rebalanced ideal week schedule. ```
Works with: RF, TF
``` Write the hero section copy for a landing page selling '[product/service]'. Include: a bold headline (under 15 words) that states the primary benefit, a subheadline (under 25 words) that elaborates or addresses the target audience, a clear CTA button text (action-oriented), and 2-3 social proof snippets or trust signals. ```
Works with: RF
``` Write Facebook/Instagram ad copy for '[product/service]'. Include: Primary text (the main ad body — hook, value, CTA), Headline (under 40 characters), Description (under 30 characters), and 3 suggested CTA button options. Target audience: [audience]. Goal: [awareness/consideration/conversion]. ```
Works with: RF, TF
``` Write a compelling product description for '[product]'. Include: a headline that captures the benefit, 1-2 paragraphs describing the product and why it's different, bullet points of key features with benefits (not just specs), social proof (testimonial or rating mention), and a persuasive closing line. ```
Works with: TF
``` Outline and write key sections for a long-form sales page for [product/service]. Include: attention-grabbing headline, the problem (agitated), the solution (your product), how it works (3-5 steps), features and benefits, social proof (testimonials, logos, case studies), pricing with value justification, FAQ section, and a final CTA. ```
Works with: TF
``` Generate 10 discovery questions to understand the pain points of [target audience] regarding [topic]. Questions should: uncover the current struggle, quantify the pain (what's it costing them?), explore what they've tried, and surface their desired outcome. Designed for sales calls or surveys. ```
Works with: TF
``` Craft a clear value proposition for [product/service] targeting [audience]. Use the format: 'We help [target customer] achieve [desired outcome] by [unique approach/differentiator] — unlike [alternative/competitor], we [key difference].' Then generate 3 alternate phrasings: one benefit-focused, one problem-focused, one short (under 10 words). ```
Works with: TF
``` Generate Google Ads responsive search ad components for [product/service]. Provide: 15 headlines (each under 30 characters), 4 descriptions (each under 90 characters), and 5 suggested keywords. Mix: benefit-focused, feature-focused, call-to-action, and urgency-driven headlines. ```
Works with: NF, TF
``` Design a 5-email sales sequence for [product/service]. Email 1: Value-first (no pitch). Email 2: Problem agitation + soft introduction to solution. Email 3: Case study/testimonial. Email 4: The offer with details, pricing, and FAQs. Email 5: Last chance / closing email. Include subject lines and key message for each. ```
Works with: TF
``` Write an email or message requesting a testimonial from a satisfied customer. It should: express genuine appreciation, mention a specific result or moment from their experience, make it easy (provide 2-3 guiding questions they can answer), and give permission to be brief. Low-pressure, relationship-focused. ```
Works with: TF
``` Create a competitor battlecard comparing [our product] to [competitor]. Sections: overview (both), key differentiators (our strengths), areas where competitor is strong (honesty), how to position against them, common customer objections and responses, and a 'when to lead with this' note for sales conversations. ```
Works with: RF, TF
``` Write promotional copy for a free webinar/workshop on '[topic]'. Include: a compelling title, what attendees will learn (3-4 bullet points), who it's for, date/time, speaker bio (2 sentences), and a clear registration CTA. Also provide 3 social media teaser posts to promote it. ```
Works with: TF
``` Write the copy for a lead magnet landing page offering '[free resource]'. Include: an attention-grabbing headline, a subheadline describing the transformation, 3-5 bullet points of what's inside, a brief credibility statement (why listen to you?), the opt-in form CTA, and a privacy reassurance note. ```
Works with: TF
``` Map the customer journey for a [type of business] from awareness to advocacy. For each stage (Awareness, Consideration, Decision, Onboarding, Retention, Advocacy): describe the customer's mindset, key questions they're asking, what content/messaging they need, and the success metric for that stage. ```
Works with: TF
``` Write the copy for a pricing page with 3 tiers for [product/service]. For each tier: name, price, target user, key features (3-5), and a CTA button. Also include: a FAQ section addressing pricing concerns, a 'not sure which plan?' guidance, and an enterprise/custom option mention. ```
Works with: NF, TF
``` Write an email announcing a referral program for [product/service]. It should: explain the program simply (what they do, what they get), make the benefit clear and compelling, include clear instructions, and provide a unique referral link placeholder. Make referring feel easy and rewarding. ```
Works with: TF
``` Generate 10 interview questions to ask a customer for a case study. Questions should: uncover their situation before using the product, the decision process, the implementation experience, specific results (with metrics prompts), and emotional outcomes. End with: 'What would you say to someone considering this?' ```
Works with: TF
``` Write a cold DM or outreach message for [platform] targeting [audience]. It should: reference something specific about them (not generic), state your value in 1 sentence, and make a low-friction ask (reply, not a meeting). Unders 300 characters. Authentic, not automated-feeling. ```
Works with: NF
``` Write an email offering an upgrade or complementary product to existing customers. Structure: acknowledge their current purchase, introduce the upgrade naturally based on their needs, clearly state the additional benefit, and include a special customer-only offer or price. Feel like a recommendation, not a pitch. ```
Works with: TF
``` Create a brand voice and tone guide for [brand]. Define: the brand personality (choose 3-4 adjectives), what the voice sounds like (with examples), what it does NOT sound like, tone variations by channel (social vs email vs website), and a 'do this, not that' table with examples. ```
Works with: TF
``` Create an objection handling guide for [product/service]. Address the top 5 sales objections (e.g., price, timing, competitor, need, trust). For each: acknowledge the concern empathetically, provide a response (with data or logic), and have a transition back to the value. Designed for sales calls or email responses. ```
Works with: TF
``` Create a creative brief template for a [marketing campaign/project]. Include: project overview, target audience description, key message, deliverables required, brand guidelines to follow, timeline, budget, stakeholder approvals needed, and success metrics. ```
Works with: RF
``` Generate 5 social media bio options for a [profession/brand] on [platform]. Each should: communicate who you help and how, include a credibility marker, show personality, and have a call to action. Under 150 characters. Options should vary in tone: professional, witty, minimalist, benefit-focused, and personal. ```
Works with: RF
``` Create a content repurposing strategy for a [type of content — blog post, video, podcast episode]. Show how to extract: 5 social media posts, 1 email newsletter, 1 short-form video script, 3 tweet/thread hook ideas, and 1 infographic outline. Maximize the value of each original piece. ```
Works with: TF, NF
``` Plan a seasonal marketing campaign for [holiday/season] targeting [audience]. Include: campaign theme, key message, 3 content pillars for the campaign, content calendar (4 weeks), social media plan, email sequence outline, and success metrics. Make it feel timely and relevant, not gimmicky. ```
Works with: TF
``` Write 3 versions of an elevator pitch (15, 30, and 60 seconds) for [product/service]. Each version should cover: the problem, the solution, the key differentiator, and a compelling result or outcome. The 15s version should be a single impactful sentence. ```
Works with: NF, TF
``` Design a 3-email onboarding sequence for new [product] customers. Email 1 (Welcome): set expectations, get them to their first win. Email 2 (Tip): share a power user tip. Email 3 (Check-in): ask how it's going, collect feedback. Include subject lines. ```
Works with: NF
``` Plan a reactivation campaign for dormant [customers/users/subscribers]. Strategy: a 3-touch email sequence — Touch 1: 'We miss you' with a highlight of what's new. Touch 2: A compelling offer or incentive to return. Touch 3: A final check-in and farewell (with an easy opt-out). ```
Works with: TF
``` Write my brand's founder story. Cover: the moment I realized something needed to change, the early struggle, the first breakthrough, what drives me now, and what I believe about [industry] that others don't. Make it feel human and relatable — not a polished press release. ```
Works with: TF
``` Design a marketing KPI dashboard structure for a [type of business]. Track: website traffic, conversion rate, cost per lead, customer acquisition cost, email open/click rates, social engagement, and revenue attribution. For each metric: how to calculate it and a benchmark range. ```
Works with: RF, TF
``` Chain sequence: Step 1 — 'Analyze the top 5 articles ranking for [keyword] and identify their common structure, key points, and what's missing.' Step 2 — 'Based on your analysis, create a blog post outline that covers everything they missed.' Step 3 — 'Now write the full post following this outline, using a [tone] voice.' ```
Works with: RF
``` Chain sequence: Step 1 — 'Take this long-form [blog/video transcript] and extract the 5 most valuable insights.' Step 2 — 'Turn each insight into a standalone social media post in the [platform] style.' Step 3 — 'Now create a short-form video script based on insight #3.' ```
Works with: NF, TF
``` Chain sequence: Step 1 — 'Create a detailed customer persona for [target audience] including demographics, psychographics, pain points, and goals.' Step 2 — 'Based on this persona, write 3 messaging angles for [product/service] that would resonate.' Step 3 — 'Turn angle #2 into a complete email campaign of 3 emails.' ```
Works with: RF, TF
``` Chain sequence: Step 1 — 'Audit my last 10 social media posts and identify patterns in engagement, topic performance, and format effectiveness.' Step 2 — 'Based on the audit, recommend a content strategy for the next 30 days.' Step 3 — 'Generate a day-by-day content calendar with specific post ideas.' ```
Works with: RF
``` Chain sequence: Step 1 — 'Read this draft and provide constructive feedback on structure, flow, clarity, and persuasiveness.' Step 2 — 'Based on your feedback, rewrite the problematic sections.' Step 3 — 'Now do a final polish pass — check for grammar, tighten sentences, and ensure consistent voice.' ```
Works with: RF, TF
``` Chain sequence: Step 1 — 'Based on this customer interview transcript, extract the top 5 pain points and their exact language.' Step 2 — 'Generate 3 blog post titles that address these pain points using their language.' Step 3 — 'Write the opening paragraph for blog post #1.' ```
Works with: TF
``` Chain sequence: Step 1 — 'Brainstorm 20 ideas for [topic/initiative]. No filtering — quantity over quality.' Step 2 — 'Now evaluate each idea against these criteria: [criteria]. Score them 1-5.' Step 3 — 'Take the top 3 ideas and develop detailed execution plans for each.' ```
Works with: RF
``` Chain sequence: Step 1 — 'Write a first draft of [document]. Don't aim for perfection.' Step 2 — 'Now critique this draft — identify its 3 biggest weaknesses.' Step 3 — 'Based on your critique, rewrite the document addressing each weakness.' Step 4 — 'Final polish — check for rhythm, variety, and impact.' ```
Works with: TF
``` Chain sequence: Step 1 — 'Analyze the content strategy of [competitor] — what topics, formats, and frequencies do they use?' Step 2 — 'Identify content gaps — what valuable topics are they NOT covering?' Step 3 — 'Create a 4-week content plan that fills those gaps and differentiates from them.' ```
Works with: RF
``` Chain sequence: Step 1 — 'Take this core message and expand it into a 500-word article.' Step 2 — 'From the article, create: a Twitter thread (8 tweets), a LinkedIn post, and an Instagram carousel (5 slides).' Step 3 — 'Now create a 60-second video script based on the same message for TikTok/Reels.' ```
Works with: NF, TF
``` Chain sequence: Step 1 — 'Design a lead magnet (checklist, template, or mini-guide) covering [topic] for [audience].' Step 2 — 'Write the landing page copy to promote this lead magnet.' Step 3 — 'Create a 3-email follow-up sequence for people who download it.' ```
Works with: TF
``` Chain sequence: Step 1 — 'Generate 20 keyword ideas for [niche] content.' Step 2 — 'Group these into 4-5 topic clusters and identify the pillar content for each.' Step 3 — 'Create a 4-week content plan that covers each cluster with a mix of formats.' ```
Works with: RF, TF
``` Chain sequence: Step 1 — 'Analyze this data and extract the 5 most compelling insights.' Step 2 — 'Turn each insight into a narrative — tell the story behind the numbers.' Step 3 — 'Suggest the best chart type or visual format to communicate each insight effectively.' ```
Works with: RF
``` Chain sequence: Step 1 — 'Take this interview recording and generate a clean transcript.' Step 2 — 'Extract the 10 most quotable moments and the 5 key insights.' Step 3 — 'Turn those 5 insights into standalone social posts and 1 long-form article.' ```
Works with: TF
``` Chain sequence: Step 1 — 'Write 5 hero hook variations for a sales page selling [product/service].' Step 2 — 'Take the best hook and expand it into a full sales page: problem, solution, benefits, social proof, pricing.' Step 3 — 'Write 3 CTA variations to test and a P.S. section.' ```
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*TemplateForge — Ultimate AI Prompt Library v1.0 • July 2026*