Copywriting prompts
Write release notes for [PRODUCT] version [VERSION]. Raw changes (commits, PR titles, ticket titles, or notes): """ [PASTE] """ Audience: [e.g. "non-technical end users" / "developers using our API" / "IT admins who deploy this"] Release type: [regular / major / hotfix] Produce two documents. **A. Release notes (what users read):** -
Release Notes and Changelog
Turn a list of merged changes into release notes users read: benefit-led highlights, honest breaking-change warnings, and a clean changelog.
Draft a public statement about what happened. What happened, factually: [THE EVENT. Plain facts only, including what you got wrong.] Who was harmed and how: [AFFECTED PEOPLE + CONCRETE IMPACT] What we know for certain: [CONFIRMED FACTS] What we do not know yet: [OPEN QUESTIONS] What we have already done: [ACTIONS TAKEN, WITH DATES] What
Apology Statement
Draft a public apology or incident statement that takes responsibility, states facts and remedies, and avoids the phrases that make it worse.
Draft the narrative for this grant application. Funder and program: [NAME + PROGRAM] Their stated priorities and scoring criteria: """ [PASTE THE RFP LANGUAGE, PRIORITIES, OR RUBRIC] """ Word or page limits per section: [LIMITS] About us: [ORGANIZATION, MISSION, TRACK RECORD, RELEVANT PAST RESULTS WITH NUMBERS] The problem: [WHO IS AFFE
Grant Proposal Narrative
Draft the narrative sections of a grant application: need, approach, outcomes, and evaluation, mapped to the funder's stated criteria.
Write a product description from the specs below. Product specs (everything you may claim comes from here): """ [PASTE SPECS: materials, dimensions, features, what's included, care instructions] """ Buyer: [WHO BUYS THIS + THE MOMENT THEY'RE SHOPPING FOR, e.g. "new parents baby-proofing" / "gift shoppers under time pressure"] Brand voic
Product Descriptions
Turn raw product specs into benefit-led descriptions formatted for Amazon, Shopify, or Etsy: sensory, scannable, and honest.
Write headline variants for the content below. What it's for: [EMAIL SUBJECT LINE / ARTICLE HEADLINE / AD HEADLINE / YOUTUBE TITLE / LANDING PAGE H1] What the content actually delivers (be honest: every headline must be paid off by this): """ [SUMMARIZE THE CONTENT OR OFFER IN 2-4 SENTENCES, INCLUDING THE MOST SPECIFIC FACT/NUMBER IN IT]
Headline and Subject Line Variants
Generate headline, subject line, or hook variants across labeled psychological angles: each honest, in-limit, and built to be A/B tested.
Write a press release. The news (be honest, if this isn't actually new, say so and tell me what the real story is): [WHAT HAPPENED: launch, funding, partnership, milestone, hire] Company: [NAME + ONE LINE ON WHAT IT DOES] The 5 Ws: [WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, WHY IT MATTERS, with real dates and numbers] Quote sources: [NAME + TITLE of 1-2 p
AP Style Press Release
Write a press release journalists don't delete: 5 Ws in the lede, AP style enforced, real quotes, and zero hype adjectives.
Write my professional bio as a matched set.
Who I help + what changes for them: [THE OUTCOME YOU DELIVER, e.g. "I help seed-stage founders fix their onboarding funnels"]
Proof (the raw material, specifics only): [2-4 CONCRETE FACTS: named companies/clients, numbers ("grew X from A to B"), years, credentials, publications, talks]
One humaProfessional Bio in Three Lengths
Write your bio as a matched set (one-liner, 50-word, and 250-word) with the right person and voice per context and zero adjective soup.