Marketing prompts

Audit my visibility in AI answer engines and give me a fix list.

Business: [WHAT YOU SELL, TO WHOM]
Category terms people use: [e.g. "invoicing software for freelancers"]
Competitors that get named instead of us: [LIST, or "unknown"]

Pages to evaluate:
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[PASTE THE FULL TEXT OF 1-5 KEY PAGES: homepage, a product page, your best guide]

Audit my existing content and tell me what to refresh, merge, or retire.

Page data (title, URL, target keyword, traffic now, traffic at peak, publish date, last update, conversions if known):
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[PASTE AS A TABLE OR LIST]
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Business goal this content serves: [e.g. "trial signups from mid-funnel guides"]

For each page, assign one act

Write responsive search ad copy for this ad group.

Product or service: [WHAT IT IS, WHO IT IS FOR]
Ad group theme and keywords: [THE TIGHT KEYWORD SET THIS AD GROUP TARGETS]
What the searcher is trying to do: [e.g. "compare options", "buy now", "fix an urgent problem"]
Landing page: [WHAT THE PAGE ACTUALLY OFFERS AND WHAT THE PRIMARY ACT

Create a hook and creative test plan for [PRODUCT] on [Meta / TikTok / both].

Audience: [WHO, AND THE MOMENT THEY ARE IN WHEN THEY SEE THIS]
The problem in their words: [HOW THEY DESCRIBE IT, NOT HOW WE DO]
What we offer and the one thing that makes it different: [OFFER + DIFFERENTIATOR]
Proof we can show: [RESULTS, REVIEWS, DEMOS, BEFOR

Write the copy for my pricing page.

Product: [WHAT IT DOES, WHO IT IS FOR]
Plans, prices, and what is in each: [LIST EACH TIER WITH ITS REAL LIMITS AND FEATURES]
Who each plan is genuinely right for: [THE BUYER PROFILE PER TIER]
Which plan we want most people on: [THE TARGET TIER]
Billing model: [monthly, annual discount, usage, seats]
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Build a sales battlecard for competing against [COMPETITOR].

Our product and ideal customer: [WHAT WE SELL, WHO WE WIN WITH]
What we know about them: [PRICING, POSITIONING, FEATURES, TARGET MARKET]
Deals we won against them and why: [REASONS BUYERS GAVE]
Deals we lost to them and why: [THE REAL REASONS, NOT THE COMFORTABLE ONES]
Our pric

Review this deal and tell me how real it is.

Deal notes, call summaries, and emails:
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[PASTE EVERYTHING YOU HAVE. RAW NOTES ARE BETTER THAN A SUMMARY.]
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Deal size and stage in our pipeline: [AMOUNT + STAGE]
Close date currently forecast: [DATE]
Framework to use: [MEDDICC / BANT / your own, listed]

Produce:

1. **Evidence table.**

Analyze these win and loss interviews and tell me what to change.

Interview notes or transcripts:
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[PASTE ALL INTERVIEWS. LABEL EACH AS WON OR LOST AND INCLUDE DEAL SIZE AND SEGMENT IF KNOWN.]
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What we currently believe about why we win and lose: [OUR ASSUMPTIONS]

Produce:

1. **Stated reasons versus revealed reasons.** For each 

Write and plan a test for subject lines.

The email: [WHAT IT SAYS AND WHAT THE READER GETS FROM OPENING IT]
Audience and their relationship to us: [e.g. "trial users on day 3" / "newsletter subscribers of 2 years"]
What action the email asks for: [THE ONE ACTION]
Sender name as it appears: [WHO IT COMES FROM]
List size and typical open r

Build a messaging hierarchy for [PRODUCT/COMPANY].

What we do, plainly: [NO JARGON]
Who it is for and who it is not for: [SEGMENTS, AND THE ONES WE SHOULD TURN DOWN]
The problem before us: [WHAT THEY DID INSTEAD, AND WHAT IT COST THEM]
What is genuinely different about us: [NOT FEATURES, THE THING COMPETITORS CANNOT SAY]
Proof we hold: [

Write the full launch kit for [PRODUCT] on [Product Hunt / Hacker News / Reddit / Show HN].

What it is, in one plain sentence: [NO BUZZWORDS]
Who it is for and the moment they need it: [SPECIFIC]
Why we built it: [THE REAL STORY, INCLUDING WHAT FRUSTRATED US]
What makes it different: [THE HONEST ANSWER]
What it does not do yet: [LIMITATI

Write a partnership pitch.

Who I am pitching: [COMPANY + THE SPECIFIC PERSON AND THEIR ROLE]
What I know about their priorities right now: [FROM THEIR BLOG, LAUNCHES, JOB POSTS, EARNINGS, PODCASTS]
What I am proposing: [INTEGRATION / CO-MARKETING / RESELLER / CONTENT SWAP / EVENT]
What we bring: [AUDIENCE SIZE AND MAKEUP, DISTRIBUTION, T

Write landing page copy for the product below.

Product: [WHAT IT IS, WHAT IT DOES]
Customer: [WHO BUYS IT AND WHAT THEY'RE TRYING TO GET DONE]
Main alternative they use today: [COMPETITOR OR WORKAROUND]
Proof we have: [METRICS, CUSTOMERS, TESTIMONIALS, or "none yet"]

Produce these sections, in order:

1. Headline: the outcome the custom

Write a 3-email cold outreach sequence.

Sender: [YOUR ROLE AND COMPANY]
Recipient: [ROLE, COMPANY TYPE]
Trigger, the specific reason we're reaching out NOW: [e.g. "they just posted a job for X", "their site does Y"]
The one thing we want: [15-MIN CALL / REPLY / TRIAL SIGNUP]
Credibility: [ONE PROOF POINT, e.g. "we do this for 40 similar 

Write ad copy for the product below.

Product + offer: [WHAT IT IS + THE SPECIFIC OFFER, e.g. "14-day free trial", "20% off first order"]
Customer: [WHO + THE PROBLEM THEY'D SAY THEY HAVE, IN THEIR WORDS]
Platform: [META / GOOGLE SEARCH / TIKTOK]
Proof I can legally claim: [REAL NUMBERS, REVIEWS, RESULTS, or "none"]
Awareness stage of the

Analyze the writing samples below and extract a brand voice guide that another writer (or an AI) could follow to produce on-brand copy.

Samples of our writing (best, most on-brand examples):
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[PASTE 3-5 SAMPLES: emails, posts, web copy, the more varied the better]
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Build the guide with these sections:

1. **Voice summary**: our vo

Turn my raw keyword list into a content plan.

Business: [WHAT WE SELL + WHO BUYS IT]
Site today: [ROUGH SIZE/AUTHORITY, e.g. "new domain" / "500 pages, ranks for mid-tail"]
Keywords:
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[PASTE KEYWORD LIST: one per line, with volume/difficulty numbers if you have them]
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Produce:

1. **Intent clusters**: group the keywords by what th

Build a 30-day social content calendar.

Business: [WHAT WE SELL + WHO FOLLOWS US]
Platforms: [e.g. LINKEDIN + INSTAGRAM, or just one]
Content pillars: [3-5 THEMES WE POST ABOUT, e.g. "behind the scenes, customer results, how-to, opinions"]
Posting cadence: [e.g. "LinkedIn 3x/week, IG 4x/week"]
This month's business goal: [e.g. "webinar s

Write objection-handling scripts for my sales conversations.

What I sell: [PRODUCT + PRICE POINT]
Buyer: [ROLE + WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE FOR THEM]
Proof I can use: [REAL CUSTOMERS, NUMBERS, GUARANTEES, or "limited"]
The objections I actually hear, in the buyer's words:
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[PASTE 3-6 REAL OBJECTIONS, e.g. "we already use X", "too expensi

Write a 5-email welcome sequence for new subscribers.

They signed up for: [THE EXACT PROMISE, e.g. "a free pricing-page teardown checklist" / "weekly AI tools newsletter" / "a 14-day trial"]
Product/business: [WHAT WE SELL + THE ONE THING IT DOES BEST]
Subscriber: [WHO THEY ARE + THE PROBLEM THAT BROUGHT THEM HERE]
The ONE conversion goa

Build my ideal customer profile and buyer persona(s) from the evidence below.

What we sell: [PRODUCT + PRICE POINT + SALES MOTION (self-serve / sales-led)]
Evidence (paste everything real you have):
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[CUSTOMER INTERVIEW NOTES / SUPPORT TICKETS / WIN-LOSS NOTES / REVIEWS OF US OR COMPETITORS / CRM PATTERNS: e.g. "our 10 best customers 

Work out my product's positioning. Challenge my assumptions as we go: the most common positioning failure is defaulting to the market category we started in, not the one we win.

Product: [WHAT IT IS + WHAT IT DOES]
Who buys today (our best customers, not everyone): [THE CUSTOMERS WHO LOVE US MOST + what they say about us]
What they'd use

Build my discovery call script.

What I sell: [PRODUCT + TYPICAL DEAL SIZE]
The prospect: [ROLE + COMPANY + WHAT I KNOW FROM RESEARCH: their stack, hiring, news, how they found us]
The problem we usually solve for companies like this: [THE PAIN IN CUSTOMER WORDS]
What qualifies a real opportunity for us: [YOUR CRITERIA, e.g. "team of 5+, 

Write a proposal for the opportunity below.

What they asked for (their RFP, brief, or email: their exact words matter):
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[PASTE THE REQUEST / RFP SECTIONS / NOTES FROM THE CALL]
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What we're proposing: [YOUR SOLUTION + SCOPE, ROUGHLY]
Price structure: [YOUR NUMBERS: one price, or good/better/best tiers with what changes]
Why us, ho

Write recovery email flows for my store.

Store + product: [WHAT YOU SELL + PRICE RANGE]
Buyer + why they hesitate: [WHO + THE REAL HESITATIONS: price, sizing, shipping cost, trust, "just browsing"]
What I can offer (be honest, this constrains the copy): [DISCOUNT % AND WHEN I'M WILLING TO GIVE IT / FREE SHIPPING / NOTHING: brand-protecti

Plan the launch campaign for my product/feature.

Launching: [WHAT + THE ONE-SENTENCE VALUE: what can people do now that they couldn't?]
Launch date + hard constraints: [DATE / EVENT IT'S TIED TO / "flexible"]
Audience(s): [WHO CARES, in order: existing customers / list / social following / a new segment]
Channels I actually have: [EMAIL 

Build a local SEO plan for my business.

Business: [WHAT YOU DO + SERVICE AREA, e.g. "family dental practice in Frisco, TX" / "mobile detailing serving the East Bay"]
How customers search for this: [THE PHRASES, e.g. "dentist near me", "emergency plumber [city]", or "help me list them"]
Current state: [GBP CLAIMED? / REVIEW COUNT + RATING

Write a creative brief for influencer/UGC creators.

Product + the offer: [WHAT IT IS + ANY CODE/LINK THE CREATOR SHARES]
Campaign goal: [AWARENESS / CLICKS / CONVERSIONS, and the number that defines success]
Creator profile: [WHO WE'RE BRIEFING: niche, size tier, platform(s)]
The ONE thing viewers must remember: [SINGLE MESSAGE, if you h

Write a media pitch email.

The story (be honest, is this news, a trend data point, or an expert source offer?): [WHAT HAPPENED / WHAT YOU HAVE, e.g. "our survey of 2,000 renters found X" / "we're launching Y, first to do Z" / "founder available to comment on [news event]"]
Why NOW: [THE TIMELINESS HOOK: news peg, season, data recency, an

Design my lead magnet and its opt-in system.

What I sell: [PRODUCT/SERVICE + PRICE POINT]
The subscriber I want: [WHO: specifically the person who could become a customer]
The problem cluster I help with: [THE BROAD AREA, e.g. "cold outreach", "meal prep", "childcare admin"]
What I know that they don't: [YOUR EXPERTISE ASSETS: processes,

Tear down my landing page for conversion. Work the forces in weighted order (not a flat checklist) because they don't matter equally: the visitor's motivation and the value proposition dwarf button colors.

The page (paste the full copy top to bottom, describe the layout and images):
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[PASTE PAGE CONTENT + DESCRIBE: what's above the fo

Build the email system for my webinar.

Webinar: [TITLE + THE PROMISE: what attendees can do afterward]
Date/time: [WHEN + TIMEZONE]
Audience + list: [WHO I'M INVITING + LIST SIZE / CHANNELS]
The offer at the end (if any): [PRODUCT/DEMO/CALL + any attendee-only incentive: an exclusive bonus for live attendees measurably lifts show-up rate

Plan my sale campaign.

The sale: [WHAT + WHEN, e.g. "Black Friday weekend" / "anniversary sale June 1-4"]
Store/product + margins: [WHAT YOU SELL + ROUGH MARGIN so discount depth is sane]
The discount I can afford: [SITEWIDE % / TIERED ($ off at spend thresholds: raises average order) / GIFT WITH PURCHASE / EARLY ACCESS AS THE PERK, or "

Build my testimonial and review collection system.

Business: [WHAT YOU SELL + HOW CUSTOMERS SUCCEED WITH IT]
The success moments in my customer journey: [WHEN CUSTOMERS ARE HAPPIEST, e.g. "first campaign ships", "delivery day 2", "hit their goal", "support resolves fast", or "help me map them"]
Where reviews matter most for me: [GOOGLE /

Script my YouTube ad(s).

Product + offer: [WHAT + THE SPECIFIC OFFER/PROMISE]
Viewer: [WHO + WHAT THEY'RE ON YOUTUBE WATCHING: the mindset we're interrupting]
The ONE message: [IF THEY REMEMBER ONE THING: one, not three]
Proof asset: [THE DEMO MOMENT / RESULT / TESTIMONIAL we can show]
Formats to script: [15s SKIPPABLE / 30s SKIPPABLE / 

Name this: [WHAT IT IS + one sentence on what it does and for whom]
The feeling it should give: [2-3 WORDS, e.g. "trustworthy and fast" / "playful, indie"]
Names I like (and why): [ANCHORS, e.g. "Notion, Linear: short, ordinary words made specific"]
Names I hate: [ANTI-ANCHORS]

ROUND 1: 24 candidates, 6 per strategy, because the strategi

Build my [Etsy / Amazon] listing. Marketplace search only sees the words in the listing, and buyers only buy what the photos and first lines answer, so we work buyer-language-first.

My product: [WHAT IT IS: materials, size, variants, how it's made]
Who buys it, and the moment: [e.g. "gift for a new dad" / "small-apartment organizer": occ