New this week

Topic of the posts: [topic]

Task: write 10 calls to action that push readers to comment on the post or save it.

Each CTA must be short, creative and direct.

Rules: no generic phrasing; use triggers of curiosity and prompt an immediate action.

Niche: [niche]

Task: write 10 opening lines (hooks) for Instagram Reels in this niche.

Techniques: bold claims, pattern interrupts and open loops left unfinished, so the viewer has to keep watching.

At the end, mark the 3 best hooks.

Task: outline a "Cheat Sheet" Instagram carousel of 10 slides about [topic].

Required format:
- Slide 1: "Hidden Truth"
- Slide 9: "The Checklist"
- The other slides support these two.

Content: pack in so much useful information that readers feel they have to save the post.

Ending: close with this call to action: [your CTA, e.g. "check the link in bio for more"].

Output: slide-by-slide outline, with the title and the content of each slide.

Role: act as a well-known Facebook creator whose short posts get shared a lot.

Task: write 12 Facebook posts on [topic], each made of a single line. Their job is to stop people scrolling and get engagement: likes, shares and comments.

Rules for every line:
- It opens with a strong statement that is emotional or controversial, questions a widely held belief, or exposes an uncomfortable truth.
- The language is natural and human: raw and relatable, never polished or corporate.
- It reads as if it came from real experience.

Across the 12 lines, rotate the emotional angle among curiosity, frustration, ambition, relief and fear.

Stay away from clichés, generic motivation, anything that sounds like a quotes page.

Output: a numbered list of 12 lines, with the emotional angle in brackets after each one.

Content idea: [idea]

Task: write 20 hooks for this idea that make people stop scrolling.

Techniques to use: curiosity, surprising insights, emotional tension, specificity and strong outcomes.

Every hook must be clear and sound natural, and should be built to raise retention and engagement.

Format: a numbered list of 20 hooks.

Topic: [topic]

Task: write 3 endings for a caption. Each one asks an honest, specific question about the topic that people naturally answer with at least a full sentence, not with a yes, a no or an emoji.

Avoid: engagement bait such as "like if you agree" or "tag a friend".

Task: come up with 30 content ideas likely to perform well for the [niche] niche, aimed at [audience].

Draw the ideas from:
- what frustrates the audience
- the mistakes they make
- myths they believe
- strong opinions
- practical solutions
- the outcomes they want

Each idea must be specific, emotionally engaging and optimized for Instagram.

Format: a numbered list of 30 ideas.

Brand or niche: [brand/niche]

Task: create an Instagram content calendar for 30 days, built on these 4 pillars:
- education
- entertainment
- social proof
- call to action

For each day give the post type, the angle of the caption and the hook.

Format: a table with one row per day.

Task: create a full 30-day system for growing an Instagram account in the [niche] niche, aimed at [audience].

Include:
- content planning
- the posting structure
- engagement tactics
- content repurposing
- performance review

Keep the workflow simple and scalable, and optimize it for gaining followers.

Role: you are a strategist who designs online income plans, specialized in reaching $5K in a single month.

Context: I am starting from zero and my goal is to earn $5K online this month.
- My skills: [your skills]
- Time I can invest: [hours per week]

Task: build my plan with these four parts.
1. Best method: the one approach that suits my situation better than any other, and why.
2. Daily actions: what I do each day, for all 30 days.
3. Realistic income: what I can honestly expect by day 14 and by day 30.
4. Mindset: the honest mental approach that keeps me working when results come slowly.

If my skills or available hours are missing, ask for them before you start.

Write a script for an Instagram Reel lasting 30 seconds. Topic: [topic].

Structure, in this order:
1. A hook nobody can resist
2. A brief story that pulls viewers in
3. A call to action asking people to comment or save

Style: short, plain sentences. Zero fluff.

Topic: [topic]
Audience: [niche audience]

Task: write the script for an Instagram Reel lasting 30 seconds.

Structure, in this order:
1. a hook that interrupts the pattern
2. a surprising insight
3. the value drop
4. the call to action

Style: punchy, no fluff. Length: 150 words maximum.

Topic: [topic]

Task: write a Reel script lasting 30 seconds.

Rules:
- Within the first 3 seconds, start in the middle of the action or show the payoff. No slow opening.
- One idea for every 5 seconds.
- Close with a reason to watch it again or to save it.

Lay the script out in 5-second beats.

Role: you are a storytelling expert who writes very relatable transformation posts for Facebook.

Task: write a short post, exactly 4 lines long, about a transformation in [topic].

Line by line:
1. Before: paint a vivid picture of a painful, frustrating or stuck situation that grabs attention right away.
2. The shift: one specific decision, realization or change that turned things around. No vague advice.
3. After: show the result clearly, with a tangible improvement.
4. The lesson: sharp and memorable, it must feel earned and never preachy.

Constraints:
- Every line is 7-10 words long.
- It must sound like something a real person lived through, not a case study or a motivational script.

Before answering, count the words in each line and fix any line outside the 7-10 range.

Task: write a sequence of 4 Instagram Stories.

- Story 1: the "Sorry, I lied" confession.
- Story 2: the "Actual Truth", where the value is delivered.
- Story 3: the "Proof", a screenshot of real sales from [your sales platform].
- Story 4: the "Destiny" story, carrying the link to [your offer].

Apply the logic of the interactive stickers available on Instagram in 2026.

My two content pillars: [pillar 1] and [pillar 2]

Task: build a content calendar for one week containing exactly 4 posts, every one of them linked to these pillars.

For each post give:
- the format
- the hook
- the takeaway, in one sentence

No filler posts. Present the calendar as a table.

Topic of the post: [topic]
Type of friend the reader should think of: [a specific type of friend]

Task: write 5 opening hooks for this post. The aim is not a quick reaction: each hook should make the reader think "I need to forward this to [a specific type of friend]".

Rules:
- at most 15 words per hook
- no clickbait wording

Role: you are an expert in Instagram growth.

Topic: [topic]

Task: write 5 different captions on this topic, one for each angle:
1. opens with a curiosity hook
2. takes a controversial stance
3. tells a story
4. delivers pure value (value drop)
5. leads with the call to action

For every caption, add a cluster of hashtags. Label each caption with its angle.

Topic: [topic]

Task: list 5 tips about this topic that are practical and not widely known.

Constraints for each tip:
- 12 words maximum
- clear
- easy to put into practice

Purpose: these tips will become a carousel so useful that people cannot help saving it.

Result: [insert your result]

Task: starting from this result, write 5 short lines that convey both social proof and curiosity, to be used as on-screen text in videos.

Constraint: each line has 10 words at most and aims for maximum impact.

Role: act as a strategist for growth on Facebook.

Task: write 5 opening hooks with high conversion power for a post about [topic], aimed at [audience].

Each hook must:
- break the scroll in its very first line by tapping one powerful emotion (fear, desire, curiosity or controversy);
- open a loop, so the reader feels they have to tap "see more";
- hint at a clear outcome, a story or a valuable insight, without giving away the full answer;
- use specifics such as numbers, results or timeframes whenever possible;
- end with one of: a bold promise, a gripping question, or a curiosity setup such as "here are 7 reasons" or "here's what happened".

No fake-sounding clickbait: every hook must stay believable and grounded.

Output: a numbered list of the 5 hooks, each followed by the emotion it uses in brackets.

Task: describe 5 "POV" Instagram Reel ideas for a faceless account in the [niche] niche.

Visual focus: desk setups, "Aesthetic" coffee shots and the "Lo-fi" textures popular in 2026.

For each idea, also write the "Relatable" text overlay.

Output: a numbered list, each with the scene description and its overlay.

Role: social media strategist focused on fast audience growth.

Niche: [your niche]

Task:
1. Review the 10 most recent Instagram trends that went viral in this niche.
2. Use them to come up with 5 content ideas: short, explosive and highly likely to be shared.

Rules: be concrete and practical, not generic.

Output: first the list of the 10 trends, then the 5 ideas.

If you cannot access up-to-date trend data, say so clearly and base the analysis on the most recent patterns you know.

Offer: [offer], priced at $[X]
Most common objection: "[common objection]"

Task: write a sequence of 5 Instagram DMs that turns a follower who already knows me into a buyer of this offer.

Order of the sequence:
1. spark curiosity
2. build trust
3. handle the objection above
4. close

Rule: no message longer than 3 lines.

Topic: [topic]

Task: write the text for an Instagram carousel of 5 slides whose purpose is to get people commenting.

Rules:
- Close every slide on an open loop.
- On the last slide, ask a polarizing question that splits the audience into two camps.

What I sell: [product/service]
My audience: [describe them]

Task: design a funnel of 5 Instagram Story slides that sells this.

For every slide give:
- its purpose (awareness / hook / proof / offer / CTA)
- the text on the slide
- the visual direction

Present it slide by slide.

Task: write the script of a 7-second Instagram Reel designed to get 5 or more replays.

Topic: [a little-known insight from your niche]

Rules:
- The final 3 words of the script must be the opening of its first sentence, so the video loops seamlessly.
- The text overlay moves slightly, so that viewers need to watch again to read all of it.

Post I am about to publish:
[paste it]

Task: write 8 short reply templates that I can adapt when the first comments come in.

Rules:
- natural wording
- a variety of tones
- nothing generic
- every reply invites the commenter to answer again

Role: you are a strategist who helps businesses make money on Instagram.

Context:
- What I sell: [product/service]
- Who I sell it to: [target audience]
- Tone: [casual/professional/bold]

Task: write Instagram captions for 7 days. Every caption has:
- a hook on the first line
- a middle section driven by a story
- a call to action with a soft sell

Label the captions Day 1 to Day 7.

Role: you are a Facebook content strategist focused on keeping readers engaged and getting posts shared.

Task: write a list post about [topic] for [audience].

Structure:
- Title: bold and attention-grabbing, 4-6 words, written in ALL CAPS.
- Then 6-10 bullet points, each starting with the • symbol.

Rules for the bullets:
- Each one holds a specific insight the reader can put into practice right away. No vague advice.
- Order them logically, from the simplest idea to the most advanced.
- Each bullet is longer and deeper than the one before it.
- Language is clear and conversational. Mix in pattern interrupts now and then: short, punchy lines alternating with slightly longer explanations.

Output only the title and the list: no introduction and no conclusion.

1. Phase 1 — Retention and churn preventionCopy

   Role: you are an architect of client retention for agencies.
   
   Context: on average, my agency keeps a client for [X months] before they leave.
   
   Task:
   1. Diagnose every point in my client journey where the risk of churn jumps.
   2. Design a proactive intervention system that spots dissatisfaction early.
   3. Create a monthly value-delivery ritual that makes my impact impossible to ignore when the client reviews budgets.
   4. Give me a framework for retention conversations that turns clients at risk into clients who openly recommend us.

2. Phase 2 — Results communication for renewalsCopy

   Role: you are a specialist in how agencies communicate their results.
   
   Context: I run a [service type] agency, and between delivering results and reaching renewal time I find it hard to show my value.
   
   Task: build a system that keeps my results visible, made of:
   1. A framework for short weekly updates that brings "invisible work" into view.
   2. A monthly results narrative that translates metrics into stories about business impact.
   3. Benchmark comparisons.
   4. A framework for the renewal conversation that makes extending the contract the obvious choice.

3. Phase 3 — Account expansion and upsellsCopy

   Role: you are a specialist in expanding agency accounts.
   
   Context: my agency has [client count] clients. I want to grow the average value of a client from [X] to [2X] within 12 months.
   
   Task: design the upsell and expansion plan that gets me there.

4. Phase 4 — Referral systemCopy

   Role: you are a builder of referral systems for agencies.
   
   Context: referrals currently bring in [X%] of my agency's revenue.
   
   Task: design my full referral system:
   1. A satisfaction framework in which giving a referral becomes a natural way for clients to express how happy they are.
   2. A script for asking that feels like offering an opportunity, not asking a favor.
   3. An incentive structure that keeps my premium positioning intact.
   4. A nurture sequence that turns warm introductions into signed retainers within 14 days.

5. Phase 5 — AI-assisted client successCopy

   Role: you are a client success specialist who uses AI.
   
   Context: my agency offers [service type]. Every week, client communication and reporting take me [X] hours.
   
   Task: build my AI system:
   1. An automated check-in framework that keeps relationships warm.
   2. An AI reporting engine that produces client summaries in less than 20 minutes.
   3. An "Early Warning System" that flags accounts at risk.
   4. Personalized communication templates that keep a premium feel even at scale.

1. Phase 1 — Business modelCopy

   Role: you are a top-tier digital entrepreneur whose specialty is visual products made with AI.
   
   Task: design a business model that earns $3000+ per month by creating AI images, for a creator in the [niche] niche who sells to [audience].
   
   Cover, in separate sections:
   1. Product ideas
   2. Pricing strategy
   3. Distribution platforms
   4. Ways to scale
   
   Constraints: no hype; income paths must be realistic; rely on organic sales and on systems that can be repeated.

2. Phase 2 — 50 product ideas people pay forCopy

   Role: you are a market researcher who knows the digital art and AI product market well.
   
   Task: for the [niche] niche, list 50 product ideas based on AI images with strong demand, meaning buyers are already actively paying for this kind of thing. Cover use cases such as posters, wallpapers, branding kits and assets for social media.
   
   Constraints: every idea must be commercially viable; skip generic ideas; favour ideas that can be monetized quickly.
   
   Format: a numbered list, one idea per line with its use case.

3. Phase 3 — 30 prompts for sellable imagesCopy

   Role: you are an expert prompt engineer for AI image generation.
   
   Task: write 30 strong prompts that generate AI images people would buy, for the [niche] niche. Each prompt gives detailed direction on style, lighting, composition and aesthetic control.
   
   Constraints: aim for commercial-quality results, keep a consistent visual brand across the set, and make each prompt easy to scale into many variations.
   
   Format: a numbered list of 30 ready-to-paste prompts.

4. Phase 4 — Product packagingCopy

   Role: you are a strategist for digital products.
   
   Task: for the [niche] niche, design a full packaging system for selling images made with AI. Include:
   - bundles
   - a naming strategy
   - mockups
   - ways to raise perceived value
   
   Constraints: maximize perceived value, keep execution simple, and optimize for selling between 5 and 50 digital products.

5. Phase 5 — Organic traffic and salesCopy

   Role: you are a leading strategist for organic growth.
   
   Task: build a system that brings traffic and buyers to AI-generated images sold in the [niche] niche. Channels: Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest and Etsy. Cover:
   - the content strategy
   - how posting is structured
   - the conversion funnels
   
   Constraints: no paid advertising; only organic traffic that can scale; optimized to produce sales every day.

6. Phase 6 — Scaling roadmap to $3000+ a monthCopy

   Role: you are a top coach for digital businesses.
   
   Task: write a step-by-step roadmap that takes a [niche] niche business selling AI images from zero to $3000+ per month. Include:
   - expanding the product range
   - building an audience
   - automation
   - outsourcing
   
   Constraints: only steps that can realistically be executed; suitable for beginners; focused on income growth that lasts over the long term.

1. Phase 1 — ATS resume draftCopy

   Role: you are a senior recruiter and an expert in applicant tracking systems (ATS).
   
   About me: I work as a [your role] and have [X years] of experience.
   
   My current resume:
   [paste resume]
   
   The job description:
   [paste job description]
   
   Task:
   1. Extract the keywords from the job description.
   2. Map my experience onto them.
   3. Rewrite the resume content accordingly.
   
   Return these sections:
   - Summary: 3 lines
   - Experience: written in CAR format (Challenge, Action, Result) with metrics
   - Skills: aligned with the job
   - Certifications
   
   Constraints:
   - No buzzwords
   - A format that ATS software can parse
   - Strong action verbs
   
   If the resume or the job description is missing, ask me for it before writing.

2. Phase 2 — Exact keyword matchingCopy

   Role: act as an applicant tracking system (ATS).
   
   Inputs: the job description and my resume, pasted below. If either is missing, ask for it.
   
   Task:
   1. Extract the top 15 keywords from the job description.
   2. Work them into my resume in a natural way.
   
   Rule: do not guess at keywords. Use them exactly as the job description words them.
   
   Job description:
   [paste job description]
   
   Resume:
   [paste resume]

3. Phase 3 — Responsibilities into achievementsCopy

   Role: act as a hiring manager.
   
   Task: rewrite the responsibilities listed in my resume as achievements.
   
   Rules:
   - Add metrics (%).
   - Use strong verbs.
   - Make the impact visible.
   - Do not invent figures: where you do not know the real number, insert a clearly marked placeholder such as [X%] for me to fill in.
   
   Responsibilities:
   [paste responsibilities or resume]

4. Phase 4 — Recruiter review and improved versionCopy

   Role: you are a recruiter who screens more than 100 resumes every day.
   
   Task: analyze my resume and return:
   1. Weak areas
   2. Missing keywords
   3. Formatting issues
   4. An improved version of the resume
   
   Final check: before you hand over the improved version, confirm that it matches the job's keywords (when I have shared a job description), has clean formatting, quantifies achievements and opens with a clear summary.
   
   Resume:
   [paste resume]

Role: you are a specialist in building irresistible offers.

Goal: an offer for [product or service], aimed at [audience], that is so compelling that turning it down feels foolish.

Deliver these five parts, numbered:
1. Core deliverable: exactly what the buyer receives.
2. Price anchoring: the comparison that makes my actual price look like a bargain.
3. Bonus: the extra that makes the total value feel overwhelming.
4. Guarantee: the promise that removes every objection to buying.
5. One-line pitch: a single sentence that sells the offer on the spot.

I am about to post an AI-generated [image/video] about [topic].

Task: write a short caption that lets people know it was made with AI in a natural way, so it does not read like a disclaimer, and that still opens with a strong hook.

Design a poster that shows [character name] in 100 different stylish outfits, every outfit completely unique, each rendered as an ultra-realistic cinematic portrait.

Poses: confident and dynamic, different in every look.
Lighting: studio.
Skin: ultra-detailed.
Style: Vogue editorial.

Arrange the 100 looks in a clean grid so every outfit can be seen clearly.

Task: plan a "Color Walk" Instagram Reel for my brand in the [niche] niche.

Steps:
1. Choose one theme color (for example Electric Blue).
2. List 7 ordinary, everyday objects in that color that I can film.
3. For each object, write a text overlay of one sentence that ties the color to a lesson about business.

Output: a numbered shot list with the object and its overlay sentence.

1. Phase 1 — Ideal customer profileCopy

   My business: [describe your business]
   What I sell: [product]
   Who I sell to: [audience]
   
   Task: help me build a complete profile of my ideal customer. Cover:
   - demographics
   - psychographics
   - the frustrations they face every day
   - what they have tried before, and why it did not work
   - what they wish existed
   - where they spend their time online
   - the words they use when they describe their problem
   - what would make them buy straight away, with no hesitation
   
   Then sum everything up in one paragraph that I can use as the base for all my marketing.

2. Phase 2 — Messaging strategyCopy

   My ideal customer profile: [paste it]
   My business: [describe your business]
   
   Task: help me build a complete messaging strategy. Include:
   1. A core brand message that speaks straight to my customer's pain.
   2. A unique value proposition.
   3. 3 taglines, each for a different context.
   4. The main emotions my marketing needs to trigger.
   5. My customer's biggest objections to buying, each with a messaging response.
   
   Every word should feel written for this specific customer.

3. Phase 3 — Top 3 marketing channelsCopy

   My business: [describe your business]
   My ideal customer: [ideal customer]
   
   Task: based on the places my customer hangs out and the way they make purchase decisions, recommend the 3 best marketing channels for me. For each channel explain:
   - why it suits my particular audience
   - which type of content works best there
   - how much time and budget it needs to work
   - what success looks like
   
   Then list the channels I should avoid, and why, so I stop spending time on platforms that will not make a difference.

4. Phase 4 — 90-day content marketing planCopy

   My business type: [type of business]
   My ideal customer: [ideal customer]
   My 3 focus channels (chosen in Phase 3): [your top 3 channels]
   
   Task: build a complete content marketing plan for 90 days. Include:
   - content pillars that follow my customer's journey
   - a weekly content calendar with the topic and the goal of each post
   - how to turn a single piece of content into versions for each of the 3 channels, getting maximum output for minimum effort
   - the metrics to track to know whether my content is really working

5. Phase 5 — Funnel from first touch to repeat purchaseCopy

   My business: [describe it]
   What I sell: [product], at [price point]
   My ideal customer: [ideal customer]
   
   Task: build a full marketing funnel, from the first contact to the purchase and beyond. Include:
   1. How a cold audience discovers me for the first time.
   2. The email or follow-up sequence that nurtures them toward buying.
   3. The call to action that turns them into paying customers.
   4. A post-purchase strategy so that people who buy once come back, buy again and refer others.
   
   Map every stage with specific actions and messaging.

6. Phase 6 — Paid advertising strategyCopy

   My business: [describe it]
   My ideal customer: [ideal customer]
   Monthly ad budget: [$X per month]
   
   Task: build a complete strategy for paid marketing, in these sections:
   1. Platform: which one to advertise on first, and why.
   2. Campaign structure: how to set up campaigns for awareness and for conversion.
   3. Creative and copy: what the ads must emphasize, given the profile of my customer.
   4. Retargeting: how to set it up to win back people who did not buy the first time.
   5. Expectations: realistic results I can expect.

7. Phase 7 — One-page marketing strategyCopy

   My business: [describe it]
   
   Task: take everything built so far (the customer profile, the messaging, the channels, the content calendar, the funnel and the paid ads approach) and turn it into one complete marketing strategy document that fits on a single page. Include:
   - my core customer avatar
   - my unique value proposition
   - my top 3 marketing channels
   - a summary of my 90-day content plan
   - an overview of my funnel
   - my paid advertising approach
   - my 3 most important KPIs
   - my action plan for the next 30 days, week by week
   
   If the earlier outputs are not in this conversation, ask me to paste them first.

Role: a brand strategist who works with premium brands.

My business: [business type].

Create its complete visual identity, covering:
1. Brand personality
2. Direction for the logo
3. Typography pairing
4. Color palette
5. Creative style
6. The look of the content
7. A premium overall aesthetic

The identity should feel modern and memorable, and be recognizable at a glance.

{
  "product_photo_brief": {
    "task": "Create two separate product images, one for each scene below. Both use the output settings.",
    "output": {
      "aspect_ratio": "1:1",
      "resolution": "8K",
      "type": "photorealistic AI-generated product photography",
      "focus": "sharp subject, controlled depth of field",
      "detail": "ultra-high detail, macro clarity",
      "artifacts": "none",
      "noise": "none"
    },
    "scene_1_shower_gel": {
      "product": {
        "object": "cosmetic bottle",
        "brand_on_label": "[brand name]",
        "product_type_on_label": "[product type, e.g. SHOWER GEL]",
        "shape": "cylindrical with rounded shoulders",
        "bottle": "frosted translucent glass",
        "liquid": "soft pale yellow",
        "cap": {
          "color": "silver",
          "material": "metallic",
          "finish": "matte",
          "texture": "hexagonal honeycomb pattern"
        },
        "on_the_surface": "small and medium water droplets, evenly spread"
      },
      "setting": {
        "place": "forest floor",
        "product_stands_on": "an old weathered tree stump",
        "nearby": ["small yellow wildflowers", "green moss", "a fine spider web clinging to the moss", "a tree trunk on the right"],
        "backdrop": "soft forest bokeh, sunlight diffused",
        "atmosphere": "calm, natural, humid"
      },
      "lighting": {
        "type": "natural diffused light",
        "direction": "soft light from behind and from the side",
        "highlights": "a gentle glow passing through the liquid",
        "shadows": "soft and natural"
      },
      "camera": {
        "angle": "eye-level product shot",
        "lens": "macro product photography",
        "depth_of_field": "shallow"
      },
      "palette": ["soft green", "pale yellow", "muted gold", "natural brown"]
    },
    "scene_2_perfume": {
      "product": {
        "object": "perfume bottle",
        "name_on_label": "[product name, e.g. FOREST]",
        "shape": "rectangular with rounded edges",
        "bottle": "opaque glass, deep matte green",
        "cap": {
          "color": "gold",
          "material": "metallic",
          "finish": "glossy, cylindrical"
        },
        "on_the_surface": "fine water droplets densely covering the bottle"
      },
      "setting": {
        "place": "forest path",
        "product_stands_on": "a moss-covered stone or log",
        "foreground": ["fallen brown leaves", "one orange autumn leaf"],
        "backdrop": "tall trees fading into mist",
        "atmosphere": "cool, misty, deep forest"
      },
      "lighting": {
        "type": "warm ambient forest light",
        "direction": "diffused, from above and in front",
        "effects": "soft glow, mist lit from within"
      },
      "camera": {
        "angle": "straight-on, centered composition",
        "lens": "portrait-style product lens",
        "depth_of_field": "moderate, with a softly blurred background"
      },
      "palette": ["forest green", "autumn orange", "gold", "earth brown"]
    }
  }
}

Role: you are a specialist in fast digital product launches.

Goal: this week I want to create a simple product based on what I know about [topic] and start selling it.

Tell me:
1. Product: the simplest thing I can build in less than 4 hours.
2. Platform: a free one that handles the sales automatically.
3. Price: the right one for this product.
4. Description: product copy that turns strangers into buyers.
5. First sale: how to get it even though I have no audience yet.

You are a senior designer.

Here is my design to review: [describe it or paste it].

Deliver:
1. The mistakes
2. The improvements to make
3. A better version

Role: you are a specialist in turning content into income.

Goal: I want to earn money from content about [topic], and I do not want to depend on having a huge audience.

Design my system with these parts:
1. Platform: the one where I can start monetizing fastest.
2. Content type: the kind that draws in buyers, not only viewers.
3. Offer: what I sell starting on day one.
4. Income: what I can realistically earn in the first month if I publish every day without fail.

Explain [concept] to [audience level, e.g. complete beginner, high-school student, expert in another field] so that it feels clear and intuitive.

How to explain it:
- Split the topic into short sections.
- Use analogies, simple examples and a step-by-step progression.
- Include practical applications that strengthen understanding.

Task: review my Facebook account. Niche: [niche]. Target audience: [audience].

Find:
1. What is helping the account grow.
2. What is slowing its growth.
3. Which opportunities are being missed.

Areas to review: positioning, content strategy, the mix of content, hooks and how the audience engages.

Close with specific, actionable recommendations.

If you cannot see my account, first ask me to describe it or paste some recent posts.

1. Phase 1 — 30-day content calendarCopy

   Role: act as a strategist for Instagram theme pages whose content spreads widely.
   
   Context: my niche is [niche].
   
   Task: build a content calendar covering 30 days. For each day give a post idea, a hook for the caption and a call to action.
   
   Focus: content people want to share and save.
   
   Output: a table with the columns Day, Post idea, Caption hook, CTA.

2. Phase 2 — 10 captionsCopy

   Task: write 10 Instagram captions for a faceless page in the [niche] niche.
   
   Structure of every caption:
   1. Opening: a bold hook.
   2. Middle: a story or a statistic.
   3. Closing: a call to action to save or share.
   
   Length: each caption stays below 150 words. Check the count before answering.

3. Phase 3 — 30-second reel scriptCopy

   Task: write the script for a 30-second Instagram Reel for a faceless page in the [niche] niche.
   
   Format: nobody appears on camera; the reel is only on-screen text plus a voiceover.
   
   Style: punchy and educational. The ending is a cliffhanger that makes viewers follow the page.
   
   Output: the script split into short beats with rough timings, each showing the on-screen text and the voiceover line.

4. Phase 4 — Learn from the top pages in the nicheCopy

   Task: analyze why the 5 leading Instagram theme pages in the [niche] niche get so much reach.
   
   Break down for them:
   - content style
   - posting patterns
   - how captions are structured
   - the formats of their hooks
   
   Then give me a strategy to reproduce their growth on my own page.

5. Phase 5 — 7-day engagement planCopy

   Task: create an engagement plan for 7 days for a faceless Instagram page in the [niche] niche.
   
   Include:
   - comment templates for every day
   - ideas for story polls
   - a hashtag strategy aimed at reaching the Explore page
   
   Constraint: the plan must work without any personal branding.

Role: you are a content strategist for Facebook.

My 10 most recent post captions:
[paste your captions]

Task:
1. Pillars: based on how the topics overlap and how the posts are likely to perform, name my 2 strongest content pillars.
2. Misfits: point out the posts that belong to neither pillar.
3. Fixes: for each misfit, say how to reframe it or whether to cut it, so that my page comes across as being about one clear topic.

You are a senior UI/UX designer.

I'm planning a design for [platform: Instagram / website / app]. What it is about: [short description].

Give me, each under its own heading:
- 5 design concepts
- The layout structure
- The color style
- Typography suggestions

You are a designer for YouTube and social media.

Come up with 5 thumbnail concepts for [topic].

For each concept, give:
- the hook text
- the visual idea
- the emotion it should trigger in the viewer

Role: an elite video editor.

My video: [video idea].

Write a complete editing blueprint for it, covering:
- Cuts and transitions
- Zoom effects
- Pacing
- Subtitle style
- The mood of the music
- Sound effects
- Edits that improve retention
- How to optimize the hook
- A storytelling flow that keeps viewers watching to the very end

1. Phase 1 — Data reviewCopy

   Role: senior business analyst.
   
   Input: the spreadsheet I have attached to this conversation. If no file is attached, ask me to upload it before doing anything else.
   
   Task: study the spreadsheet and explain, with one heading per point:
   1. What the data represents
   2. The main trends
   3. Anomalies
   4. Missing values
   5. Errors that may be present
   6. High-level insights for the business

2. Phase 2 — Excel formulasCopy

   Input: the spreadsheet I have attached to this conversation. If no file is attached, ask me to upload it first.
   
   Task: write the precise Excel formulas this dataset needs so I can calculate:
   - growth rates
   - profit margins
   - forecasts
   - averages
   - lookups
   - conditional logic
   
   For every formula, walk me through how it works one step at a time.

3. Phase 3 — Data cleaningCopy

   Role: specialist in data cleaning.
   
   Input: the spreadsheet I have attached to this conversation. If no file is attached, ask me to upload it first.
   
   Task: find and list, in the data:
   - duplicate entries
   - formatting that is not consistent
   - missing values
   - formulas that are broken
   - outliers
   - any other problem with data quality
   
   After that, propose how to correct each issue you found.

4. Phase 4 — Business insightsCopy

   Role: senior strategy consultant reviewing the spreadsheet I have attached to this conversation. If no file is attached, ask me to upload it first.
   
   Task: identify
   - the strongest opportunities
   - the largest risks
   - trends that are not obvious at first glance
   - patterns in how customers behave
   - what drives revenue
   - recommendations to grow
   
   Base each recommendation on what you see in the data.

5. Phase 5 — Charts and dashboard ideasCopy

   Input: the spreadsheet I have attached to this conversation. If no file is attached, ask me to upload it first.
   
   Task: recommend the charts and dashboard layouts that suit this dataset best.
   
   For every recommendation, explain:
   - why it is important
   - which insight it reveals
   - the most suitable chart type
   - the key takeaway for an executive summary

6. Phase 6 — Automated reporting workflowCopy

   Input: the spreadsheet I have attached to this conversation. If no file is attached, ask me to upload it first.
   
   Task: design a reporting workflow, built on this spreadsheet, that runs automatically. Cover:
   - reports that repeat on a schedule
   - tracking of KPIs
   - alerts
   - summaries
   - how the dashboard is structured
   - recommendations on what to automate

7. Phase 7 — Executive summaryCopy

   Input: the spreadsheet I have attached to this conversation. If no file is attached, ask me to upload it first.
   
   Task: summarize the spreadsheet as if you were presenting it to a group of executives.
   
   Style: concise, strategic, grounded in the data and simple to follow.
   Focus: the decisions to take, the risks and the opportunities.

1. Phase 1 — 14-day growth plan to 1,000 followersCopy

   Role: you are a leading strategist for Instagram growth.
   
   Niche of my Instagram account: [niche]
   
   Task: build a complete 14-day plan to grow this account from 0 to 1,000 followers. Cover:
   - optimizing the profile
   - the content strategy
   - the posting schedule
   - engagement tactics
   - growth systems
   
   Constraints: organic growth only, never fake followers or fake engagement; growth should be fast and also sustainable.

2. Phase 2 — Reels strategy for reachCopy

   Role: you are a top expert in Instagram Reels.
   
   Niche of my Instagram page: [niche]
   Target audience: [audience]
   
   Task: design a Reels strategy built to go viral for this page. Cover:
   - formulas for hooks
   - how videos are structured
   - editing techniques
   - tactics that keep viewers watching
   - calls to action
   
   Constraints: original content only; optimize for reach, watch time, shares and turning viewers into followers.

3. Phase 3 — 14-day content calendarCopy

   Role: you are a leading content strategist for Instagram.
   
   Niche of my Instagram page: [niche]
   
   Task: create a content calendar covering 14 days for this page. For the posts, include Reels, carousels and Stories, each with its caption, its hook and the time to publish.
   
   Constraints: only content with high value; optimize for engagement, saves and audience growth.
   
   Format: a table with one row per day.

4. Phase 4 — Profile optimizationCopy

   Role: you are a top branding consultant for social media.
   
   Task: audit my Instagram profile in the [niche] niche and optimize it so that more of the people who visit it end up following. Cover:
   - improvements to the bio
   - recommendations for the profile picture
   - how to structure the highlights
   - suggestions for calls to action
   
   Constraints: positioning must stay simple and clear; optimize for trust and conversions.
   
   If I have not shared my current profile, ask me for it before starting.

5. Phase 5 — Daily engagement routineCopy

   Role: you are a leading strategist for community growth.
   
   Niche of my Instagram account: [niche]
   
   Task: build a system of daily engagement that helps this account grow. Cover:
   - how to comment strategically
   - networking tactics
   - ways to engage through Stories
   - frameworks for interacting with the audience
   
   Constraints: only authentic engagement; optimize for reach and for building a community.

6. Phase 6 — 100 content ideasCopy

   Role: you are a top consultant for Instagram growth.
   
   Niche of my Instagram page: [niche]
   Target audience: [audience]
   
   Task: come up with 100 content ideas with viral potential for this page. For each idea give:
   - the hook
   - the emotional trigger
   - the curiosity angle
   - why it is worth sharing
   
   Constraints: original ideas only; optimize for shares, saves and follower growth.

7. Phase 7 — Competitor analysisCopy

   Role: you are a leading analyst of social media.
   
   Task: study the leading Instagram accounts in the [niche] niche and find the patterns in:
   - their content
   - their hooks
   - how often they post
   - their engagement strategy
   - who they target
   
   Constraints: only insights I can act on; the aim is to adapt strategies that already work, never to copy them.

Idea: [idea]

Task: turn this idea into an Instagram Reel script designed for high retention.

Structure:
1. Open with a strong hook.
2. Deliver clear value through short, engaging points.
3. End with a takeaway people will remember, or a call to action.

Style: conversational and easy to take in.

Task: write a script for a [YouTube / TikTok] video about [topic], built to keep viewers engaged.

Requirements:
- Hook: grab attention within the first 5 seconds.
- Body: compelling storytelling with clear, well-controlled pacing.
- Ending: a strong call to action.
- Tone: match the style of [creator or brand].

Task: rewrite my Instagram bio so that people who visit my profile follow me and click my link.

- My niche: [niche]
- My offer: [offer]

Use power words, hooks based on social proof and a single, clear call to action.

Give me 3 versions.

My current bio: [paste yours]

Task: rewrite my Instagram bio so it draws in [ideal follower] and turns people who visit my profile into [email subscribers/buyers/DMs].

The new bio must contain:
- a clear value proposition
- a small signal of credibility
- one single call to action

1. Phase 1 — Page auditCopy

   Role: you are a strategist who specializes in growing Instagram accounts.
   
   Context: below is the data about my page.
   - Niche: [your niche]
   - Target audience: [who your audience is]
   - Bio as it is now: [paste your current bio]
   - Topics of my recent posts: [list the topics of your last 10-20 posts]
   - Posts that did best: [paste them, with numbers if you have them]
   - Posts that did worst: [paste them, with numbers if you have them]
   - Main goal right now: [followers / leads / sales / authority / engagement]
   
   Task: audit the page and answer each point below under its own heading:
   1. What the page communicates today
   2. What feels confusing or too generic
   3. Which topics have the most potential
   4. Which topics I should drop
   5. What my audience most likely wants more of
   6. What the page is missing
   7. The three changes with the highest priority, to make first
   
   Constraints: be concrete and tied to my data. No generic social media tips. If a piece of data is missing, say what you would need instead of guessing.

2. Phase 2 — Clear positioningCopy

   Role: act as an expert in brand positioning.
   
   Context: here is the audit of my Instagram page:
   [paste the page audit from Phase 1]
   
   Task: build a clear positioning strategy. Cover each point under its own heading:
   1. The precise audience to focus on
   2. The core problem I solve for them
   3. The outcome they are after
   4. The topics I want to be recognized for
   5. What sets this page apart
   6. A positioning statement in one sentence
   7. Five better versions of my bio
   8. One simple reason to follow the page today
   
   Constraints: keep every answer specific and easy to grasp. Avoid vague, empty wording such as "helping you unlock your potential".

3. Phase 3 — Content pillarsCopy

   Role: you are the content strategist for my Instagram page.
   
   Context:
   - Niche: [your niche]
   - Audience: [who your audience is]
   - Goal: [followers / leads / sales / authority]
   
   Task: create 5 content pillars for the page. For every pillar provide:
   - what the pillar is for
   - why it matters to my audience
   - 10 post ideas
   - the most suitable format for each idea
   - the emotional or curiosity angle
   - a call to action that fits it naturally
   
   Mix these content types in a balanced way across the ideas: educational posts, step-by-step guides, mistakes to avoid, useful lists, relatable problems, opinion posts, personal insights, case studies.
   
   Constraints: no repeated ideas and nothing generic.

4. Phase 4 — 30-day posting planCopy

   Task: build a 30-day Instagram content calendar from my content pillars.
   
   Inputs:
   - Content pillars: [paste your content pillars from Phase 3]
   - How much I can publish: [number of posts per week]
   - Formats I am able to produce: [carousels / reels / stories / single images / text posts]
   
   For each day, give:
   - topic
   - hook
   - best format
   - key points to cover
   - call to action
   - which pillar it belongs to
   - why this post is worth publishing
   
   Rules:
   - Balance three kinds of content: posts that bring growth, posts that build trust and posts that convert.
   - Never pad the calendar with weak ideas just to fill all 30 days.
   - After the calendar, list separately the 10 strongest ideas, ranked, so I know which to make first.

5. Phase 5 — From one idea to a complete postCopy

   Role: you write the content for my Instagram page.
   
   Inputs:
   - The idea to turn into a full post: [your post idea]
   - Audience: [who your audience is]
   - Goal: [educate / grow / generate leads / sell]
   
   Deliver:
   1. Ten possible hooks
   2. The best of them, with the reason it works
   3. The complete caption
   4. Where it fits, the slide-by-slide carousel structure or the reel script
   5. The call to action
   6. Three story ideas that support the post
   7. A comment to pin under the post
   8. An alternative version built on a different angle
   
   Writing rules:
   - plain, human language
   - no robotic phrasing
   - no empty hype
   - deliver the value fast
   - easy to skim
   - no claims you cannot back up

6. Phase 6 — Repurpose a winning postCopy

   Context: this Instagram post did well.
   Post: [paste the post]
   Results: [paste views / saves / shares / comments / leads]
   
   Task: take its core idea and turn it into each of these pieces:
   1. A reel script
   2. A carousel
   3. A short caption
   4. A sequence of stories
   5. A FAQ post
   6. A contrarian opinion post
   7. A version for beginners
   8. An advanced version
   9. A follow-up post
   10. A stronger sequel
   
   Constraints: every piece keeps the central insight but must feel new. Do not just reword the original sentences.

7. Phase 7 — Weekly numbers reviewCopy

   Role: you analyze the performance of my Instagram page.
   
   Context: these are this week's posts. For each one I give its topic and format plus these metrics: views, reach, likes, comments, shares, saves, follows, profile visits, and leads and sales where available:
   [paste this week's posts with their metrics]
   
   Task: analyze the results and answer each point under its own heading:
   1. Topics that performed best
   2. Hooks that grabbed attention
   3. Formats that brought the most reach
   4. Posts with the most saves or shares
   5. Posts that produced real business results
   6. Patterns you see
   7. What to stop posting
   8. What to double down on
   9. The 10 best ideas for next week
   10. Three experiments to try next
   
   Constraints: do not stop at a ranking. Explain why the winners worked and turn those patterns into an improved strategy.

1. Phase 1 — Digital product blueprintCopy

   Role: you are an offer-design expert known for building high-value offers where the price feels trivial compared with what the buyer gets.
   
   Context: I want to create a digital product with high margins for my Instagram audience in the [niche] niche.
   
   Task: help me design the asset, for example a bundle with high practical utility, a guide focused on execution, or a pack of templates, that solves a problem which is painful and costly for my audience.
   
   Then tell me how to package it so that its "Perceived-Value" makes a price between $20 and $50 an obvious yes.

2. Phase 2 — Bio as a sales funnelCopy

   Role: you are a direct-response copywriter.
   
   Context: I sell a digital product (or run a waitlist for one) to my Instagram audience in the [niche] niche.
   My current bio: [paste your bio]
   
   Task: optimize my Instagram profile so it works as a sales funnel around the clock.
   1. Rewrite my bio following a strict "Identity-Target-Outcome" framework.
   2. Write a sharp call to action (CTA) for the link in my bio that pushes the click-through rate as high as possible, toward my digital product or my waitlist.

3. Phase 3 — 4-part Story sequence that sellsCopy

   Role: you are a launch strategist.
   
   Product or asset to sell: [product or asset]
   
   Task: design an Instagram Story sequence in 4 parts that sells it.
   - Slide 1: the "Pattern-Interrupt", a stat or problem that stops the viewer.
   - Slide 2: the "Cost-of-Inaction", how painful it is to stay as they are.
   - Slide 3: the "Case-Study/Framework", presented clearly.
   - Slide 4: the "Frictionless-Trigger", for example: Comment [keyword] and I'll DM you the private access link.

4. Phase 4 — Inbound DM conversation closerCopy

   Role: you are a consultant for high-ticket sales.
   
   Situation: a follower has just commented on one of my posts, or replied to my Story, using my funnel keyword.
   My sales page or checkout link: [link]
   
   Task: write a DM script that is "Human-First" and never pushy. In 3 questions it identifies their biggest bottleneck, then it guides them smoothly toward checkout (or my sales page) without setting off resistance to being sold to.

5. Phase 5 — Lead-generation Reel scriptCopy

   Role: you are a growth marketer for short-form video.
   
   Topic: [topic]
   
   Task: script a 45-second Reel that gives my audience an immediate "Micro-Win" on this topic.
   
   Requirement: the last 5 seconds must state clearly that the full step-by-step SOP, or the implementation checklist, is free to anyone who types [keyword] in the comments, which triggers automatic delivery of the lead magnet.

6. Phase 6 — Post-purchase testimonial loopCopy

   Role: you are a product manager.
   
   Context: a follower has just bought my digital asset.
   
   Task: design an automated schedule of communications that runs after the purchase. Include the 3 specific questions I should send them by email or DM 7 days after buying, written to draw out an outstanding testimonial; I will screenshot it and post it in my Stories as strong social proof.

1. Phase 1 — Resume fix for the target roleCopy

   Role: you are a senior recruiter who is also an expert in applicant tracking systems (ATS).
   
   Inputs: my complete resume and the job description for [job title], pasted together below. Both are needed for an accurate result; if either one is missing, ask me for it before you begin.
   
   Task: review my resume against the [job title] role and bring it up to the standard real hiring teams use. Specifically:
   1. Turn weak or generic bullet points into strong achievements that show impact.
   2. Add the industry keywords the job description calls for that my resume lacks (ATS optimization).
   3. Sharpen clarity and structure, and raise the seniority of the language.
   4. Point out anything an ATS would likely filter out.
   5. Highlight the gaps that lower my odds of landing interviews.
   6. Lift the wording to the level of the top 10% of candidates for this role.
   
   Rules:
   - No filler and no generic rewrites.
   - Every line should read as if a top recruiter or hiring manager wrote it.
   - Keep it concise, strong and focused on results.
   
   Output: the optimized resume, followed by a short list of ATS risks and a short list of the gaps you found.
   
   [paste resume + job description]

2. Phase 2 — Gap analysis before the recruiter sees itCopy

   Role: you are a hiring manager and a talent acquisition lead.
   
   Inputs: my resume and the job description for [job title]. Both are required for an accurate analysis; if one is missing, ask me for it first.
   
   Task: compare my resume with the job description and judge my fit the way a real decision-maker would. Lay it out clearly:
   - Skills I am missing, both technical and soft
   - Experience signals recruiters expect to find but cannot see
   - Weak spots that lower my chances of being shortlisted
   - Keywords I should be using and am not
   - Responsibilities from my current experience that I can honestly reframe
   - Skills I truly need to learn to be competitive for this role
   
   Then dig deeper and answer two questions:
   1. What would make you reject this resume within 10 seconds?
   2. What would make you put it straight onto the interview shortlist?
   
   Rules:
   - Be blunt; do not soften anything.
   - Think like someone who has to hire under time pressure.
   - Keep two separate groups: what can be fixed by rewriting, and what needs real upskilling.
   - Stick to what actually moves hiring decisions.
   
   [paste resume + job description]

3. Phase 3 — Responsibilities into achievement bulletsCopy

   Role: you are a senior recruiter and resume strategist.
   
   Context: I am applying for [job title]. Below are my job responsibilities (or a job description of my current role).
   
   Task: convert each responsibility into a resume bullet that shows a measurable achievement instead of a task.
   
   Requirements:
   - Make impact the core of every bullet: what improved, what results and outcomes followed, and gains in efficiency, revenue, growth or performance.
   - Use strong action verbs and wording a professional recruiter would use.
   - Add metrics wherever you can (%, $, time saved, growth, scale, volume).
   - Whenever a bullet lacks key figures or context, pause and ask me for them first; do not rewrite it until I answer.
   - Never guess or invent data.
   - Make each bullet sound like it belongs to a top 10% candidate in this field.
   
   Output:
   1. A Before → After comparison for each item.
   2. The final bullet points, ready to paste into a resume or LinkedIn.
   3. Optional: the data I should start tracking so future bullets get stronger.
   
   [paste responsibilities / job description]

4. Phase 4 — LinkedIn About section in three versionsCopy

   Role: you are a personal branding strategist and a LinkedIn ghostwriter.
   
   Task: write the "About" section of my LinkedIn profile so it comes across as natural, human and credible, never corporate or generic.
   
   Before writing, wait for me to share my experience, my skills and my target role ([job title]). If I have not shared them yet, ask for them.
   
   Requirements:
   - First person.
   - No buzzwords (for example "passionate", "results-driven", "synergy").
   - Center it on the concrete problems I fix for people and the value I bring them.
   - Simple, clear and believable.
   - No exaggeration and no unrealistic claims.
   - It must read like a real person wrote it, not an AI.
   
   Write three distinct versions:
   1. Formal: professional tone, structured, with clear positioning.
   2. Conversational: natural and easy to read, as if speaking directly to the reader.
   3. Bold: confident and a little opinionated, with strong positioning but no arrogance.
   
   Afterwards, recommend the version that works best for LinkedIn visibility and for catching recruiters' attention, and briefly explain your choice.
   
   Output format: three labeled sections (Formal / Conversational / Bold), clean and ready to paste, with no filler.

5. Phase 5 — ATS keyword mappingCopy

   Role: you act as an applicant tracking system combined with a recruitment keyword analyst.
   
   Inputs: the job description for [job title] and my current resume, pasted together so the extraction is accurate. If one is missing, ask for it first.
   
   Task: optimize my resume with genuine ATS logic rather than guesses.
   
   Step 1 — Extract
   - Pull out the 15 most important keywords and phrases from the job description.
   - Give priority to technical skills, tools, frameworks and competencies specific to the role.
   - Include hard skills, plus any critical soft-skill keywords the description repeats or clearly implies.
   
   Step 2 — Map and integrate
   - Match those keywords against my resume.
   - Work them in naturally across: work experience bullets, the skills section, and the professional summary (only if needed).
   
   Rules:
   - No keyword stuffing.
   - No forced or awkward sentences.
   - Human readers come first, the ATS second.
   - Only use keywords my experience can realistically back up.
   - When a keyword is absent from my background, flag it rather than adding it.
   
   Output:
   1. The list of the top 15 keywords.
   2. Where each keyword was placed (section by section).
   3. Sample lines before vs after (optional, but recommended).
   4. Missing keywords I should actually learn.
   
   [paste job description + resume]

6. Phase 6 — Tailored cover letterCopy

   Role: you are a hiring manager and a professional cover letter writer.
   
   Inputs: my resume and the job description for [job title]. If one is missing, ask me for it first.
   
   Before writing:
   1. Work out the company's priorities from the job description.
   2. Name what they really care about (for example speed, revenue, scaling).
   3. Shape my story around those priorities.
   
   Then write a cover letter tailored to this role:
   - Match the tone of the company and of the job description.
   - Open with a strong hook and avoid clichés such as "I am writing to apply...".
   - Link my experience clearly to what the role needs.
   - Include 2–3 real achievements that prove impact.
   - Explain why I want this specific role, not just any job.
   - Keep it short: no long paragraphs, no filler.
   - Make it sound human, confident and natural, not machine-written.
   
   [paste resume + job description]

7. Phase 7 — Mock first-round interview with a hiring verdictCopy

   Role: you are a senior recruiter running a real first-round interview for [job title].
   
   Inputs: my resume and the target job description. If one is missing, ask me for it before starting.
   
   Process:
   1. Ask me 10 realistic interview questions based on my resume; avoid generic ones. Mix behavioral, technical and role-specific questions.
   2. Ask one question at a time and wait for my answer.
   3. After each answer, critique it as a recruiter would and tell me:
      - what was strong
      - what was weak
      - what hurt my chances
      - how to improve the answer so it sounds more senior
   4. When all 10 questions are done, state your final hiring call (Yes / No / Maybe), justify it precisely, and tell me what would change your decision right away.
   
   Rules:
   - Be strict, realistic and as accurate as a real recruiter.
   - No encouraging filler.
   - Treat this as an actual job screening.
   
   [paste resume + job description]

You are a product designer.

Sketch a wireframe for a landing page for [product or service].

Deliver:
1. The sections
2. The content blocks
3. The flow of the layout
4. Where to place the calls to action

Role: you are a specialist in launching service businesses.

Goal: I want to sell [service] and earn $2K this month.

Give me:
1. The package: exactly what it includes, with clear deliverables.
2. The client: the type of client most likely to say yes quickly.
3. Outreach: a message that actually gets replies.
4. Discovery call: how to run it so I close deals with confidence.
5. Daily plan: my actions for each of the next 30 days to reach $2K.

Reference: use the product image I uploaded as the main reference. Reproduce exactly as shown the cup shape, the lid design, the logo position, the typography, the proportions, every branding element, the textures, colors and materials, and the brand identity as a whole.

Goal: an ultra-realistic advertising campaign for a premium beverage, in Korean style.

Scene
- The drink stands elegantly in the center of a luxurious, minimalist studio.
- The background takes its color from the drink's flavor and blends smoothly into a refined monochromatic palette.
- Large glossy drips of the drink's signature ingredient run down naturally from the top edges of the frame.

Pour
- Above the cup, freeze a dynamic mid-air pour of the ingredient, with rich liquid cascading gracefully into the drink.
- The pour looks luxurious, appetizing and physically realistic.

Inside the cup
- The ingredients mix beautifully: striking color gradients, swirls of texture, creamy transitions and ribbons of flavor moving through the drink.

Props around the base
- Premium ingredient props, carefully arranged, that tell the story of the flavor: flavor cubes, fresh ingredients, natural garnishes, sauce blocks and luxury culinary accents.
- Every ingredient looks freshly prepared and highly photorealistic.

Composition, following high-end Korean café advertising
- luxurious minimalist styling, clean negative space, a balanced focus on the product, an elegant visual hierarchy, premium commercial photography

Lighting
- soft studio light, the illumination of luxury food photography, gentle shadows, subtle reflections, the quality of a high-end beverage commercial

Materials
- glossy liquids, ice cubes that look real, crystal-clear glass, rich and creamy textures, ingredient surfaces in hyper detail

Mood
- the feel of a luxury Korean café ad and a premium drink campaign: elegant food editorial, commercial product photography, refined minimalist branding, world-class advertising quality

Technical
- 8K, ultra-realistic, hyper-detailed commercial food photography, a luxury beverage poster for premium Korean advertising, shallow depth of field, masterpiece quality
- Any text in the image is in English only.

Role: you are a senior market analyst.

Task: run a thorough market research study on [industry or product].

Cover, in this order:
1. The main trends shaping the market
2. The key competitors
3. The customer segments
4. Emerging opportunities

Back each insight with relevant data, statistics and concrete examples. Where a figure is an estimate rather than a verified number, say so.

Finish with a section of clear strategic recommendations on how to enter this market or grow within it.

Role: you are a specialist in making money from social media.

My situation:
- Followers: [number of followers]
- Platform: [platform]
- Niche: [niche]

Goal: turn this audience into real income this month.

Tell me:
1. The precise offer my audience would buy right now.
2. A post that builds excitement but does not come across as an advertisement.
3. A DM script that moves interested people to pay.
4. A realistic monthly income given how many followers I have today.

Idea: [idea]

Task: give me 3 versions of this idea that are genuinely different and original:
1. a Reel script
2. a post made only of text
3. an outline for a carousel

Write each one from scratch, with a voice suited to its format. Do not reformat a single script three times.

Task: come up with innovative ideas for [problem or topic].

Method: work with structured creativity frameworks, for example SCAMPER, first-principles reasoning and lateral thinking, to arrive at solutions that are both unusual and workable.

Rules:
- No generic or obvious suggestions.
- For each idea, note which framework led to it.

Write a high-quality, engaging piece about [topic] for readers who work in [industry].

Voice and style:
- Natural and conversational, as a thoughtful person would write it
- Use storytelling, concrete examples and insights the reader is unlikely to have seen elsewhere
- Steer clear of the generic phrasing typical of AI-written text

Goal: the reader should feel the piece is original, carefully thought through and truly useful to them.

Before you deliver, reread the draft and rewrite any sentence that sounds like stock AI language.

1. Phase 1 — Brand foundationCopy

   You are a top personal branding strategist who also brings the perspective of an audience psychologist, a content marketer, a PR consultant and an advisor for creator businesses.
   
   Task: design a complete operating system for my personal brand in the [niche] niche.
   
   Cover each of these elements, in this order:
   1. Positioning
   2. Ideal audience
   3. Brand promise
   4. Messaging
   5. Tone of voice
   6. Visual identity
   7. Content pillars
   8. Platform strategy
   9. Monetization roadmap
   10. Long-term authority plan
   
   Present the result with one heading per element.
   
   Before you start, if you need details about my background, skills or goals to make the plan specific, ask me up to 5 short questions first.

2. Phase 2 — Multi-platform content engineCopy

   You are an elite content strategist.
   
   Task: design a system that takes one core idea and repurposes it for Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, Facebook and Pinterest, for my personal brand in the [niche] niche.
   
   For each platform, specify:
   - the best format
   - the hook
   - the length
   - the call to action
   - how often to publish
   - how to optimize performance
   
   Then add:
   - a weekly workflow for batching content
   - a content calendar covering 90 days
   
   Rules: every piece of content puts the audience first; the system is built for consistency and efficiency.

3. Phase 3 — Authority positioningCopy

   You are an expert in reputation and positioning.
   
   Task: analyze the leading personal brands in the [niche] niche and find the gaps in the market they leave open. Then help me build a unique positioning strategy that puts my strengths, my experience and my perspective in the spotlight.
   
   Deliver:
   - a framework that shows how I am different
   - a plan to build authority through content, projects and networking
   
   Rules: represent me truthfully, with no exaggeration; aim for credibility that holds up over the long term.

4. Phase 4 — 100 content ideasCopy

   You are a world-class expert in storytelling and social media.
   
   Task: generate 100 content ideas with high potential for my personal brand in the [niche] niche.
   
   For every idea, give:
   - the hook
   - the emotional trigger
   - the curiosity gap
   - the story angle
   - how to adapt it to each platform
   - the call to action
   - the benefit for the audience
   
   Rules: original ideas only; optimize for engagement, shares, saves and audience growth.

5. Phase 5 — Community and trustCopy

   You are a specialist in community building.
   
   Task: create a complete strategy that turns the followers of my personal brand in the [niche] niche into a loyal community.
   
   Include, across all the major platforms:
   - engagement routines
   - Q&A systems
   - newsletters
   - collaborations
   - user-generated content
   - feedback loops
   - habits that build relationships
   
   Rules: relationships must be authentic; optimize for audience loyalty over the long term.

You are a brand strategist.

Build an identity for my personal brand.

Deliver:
- Color palette
- Font pairing
- Visual style
- Brand tone

If you don't know enough about me or my field to make it specific, ask me up to 3 short questions before you begin.

Task: write a persuasive description for [product].

Voice: take inspiration from the tone and the positioning of [brand or founder whose style you want].

The description must bring out:
- the benefits the product delivers in everyday use
- its emotional appeal
- the features that make it stand out

Keep the copy specific and engaging, and consistent with that brand voice from start to finish.

Give me a practical framework for running [team or project] effectively in a [work environment, e.g. remote startup, hybrid agency, corporate department].

Organize it under these headings:
1. Leadership strategies
2. Communication systems
3. Productivity frameworks
4. Approaches to resolving conflict

Make every part fit that specific work environment.

1. Phase 1 — Website system and roadmapCopy

   Role: you combine four profiles: a world-class creative director, a UI/UX designer, a senior front-end engineer and a conversion strategist.
   
   Task: build a complete operating system for producing premium 3D animated websites that feel modern and immersive, at the level of a top agency.
   
   Design each of these parts:
   1. Information architecture
   2. Visual identity
   3. The 3D interaction system
   4. The animation language
   5. Responsive layouts
   6. Accessibility strategy
   7. The implementation roadmap
   
   For every animation and every interaction, explain why it is there.

2. Phase 2 — Cinematic scroll journeyCopy

   Role: an elite designer of digital experiences.
   
   My website: [describe your website: purpose, audience, main sections].
   
   Task: turn it into a cinematic journey in 3D. Use:
   - interactive scenes and camera movements
   - storytelling driven by scrolling
   - parallax layers and depth transitions
   - lighting effects and particle systems
   - sections that reveal themselves in an immersive way
   
   Explain how each scene leads the visitor through the story while the site stays clear and easy to use.
   
   Constraint: storytelling must always have a purpose, never decoration for its own sake.

3. Phase 3 — Premium UI and motion systemCopy

   Role: an award-winning product designer.
   
   My website: [describe your website: purpose, audience, main sections].
   
   Task: design a luxury interface system for it, covering:
   - typography, spacing and grids
   - colors
   - glassmorphism, only where it fits
   - cards, buttons, navigation, icons and forms
   - hover effects and loading sequences
   - micro-interactions
   - responsive behavior
   
   Then define one coherent motion language, so that each interaction feels deliberate and finished.

4. Phase 4 — Three.js interaction frameworkCopy

   Role: a senior Three.js developer who is also an interaction designer.
   
   My website: [describe your website: purpose, audience, main sections].
   
   Task: design a full 3D interaction framework for it, including:
   - hero scenes
   - object animations
   - hover interactions and cursor effects
   - camera movements triggered by scrolling
   - transitions between sections
   - loading experiences
   - interactive showcases of the product
   - animations for the calls to action
   
   For each interaction, state precisely what triggers it and how it makes the experience better for the user.

5. Phase 5 — AI-assisted development sprintCopy

   Role: an expert software engineer specialized in building with AI.
   
   My 3D website: [describe your website: purpose, audience, main sections].
   
   Task: split the site into implementation tasks that can be built with AI-assisted development. For every section, provide:
   - development prompts
   - reusable components
   - the scene architecture
   - animation systems
   - responsive requirements
   - accessibility checks
   - testing procedures
   - optimization techniques
   - guidance for deployment
   
   Constraints: the workflow must be ready for production, with a clean architecture, and tuned for fast development.

6. Phase 6 — 3D landing page that convertsCopy

   Role: a creative director and UX strategist focused on conversion.
   
   My product or offer: [describe what the landing page sells and who it is for].
   
   Task: design a striking 3D landing page that wins attention right away and then leads visitors toward taking action. Include:
   - an immersive hero scene
   - animated demonstrations of the product
   - storytelling sections
   - feature showcases
   - testimonials
   - pricing
   - FAQs
   - calls to action built for conversion
   
   Recommend the places where 3D elements should strengthen understanding and trust.

7. Phase 7 — Performance, accessibility and launch QACopy

   Role: a web performance engineer who is also an accessibility specialist.
   
   My 3D animated website: [describe your website: stack, main 3D features, hosting].
   
   Task: optimize it across these areas:
   - Core Web Vitals
   - smooth frame rates
   - lazy loading and asset compression
   - responsive rendering
   - accessibility compliance
   - SEO and structured data
   - analytics integration
   - caching and deployment
   
   Then build a complete quality assurance checklist to run before launch.
   
   Constraint: optimize with performance first, without sacrificing the premium 3D experience.

8. Phase 8 — Full agency-style buildCopy

   Role: act as a coordinated digital agency made up of a creative director, a brand strategist, a UI/UX designer, a front-end architect, a QA engineer and a conversion strategist.
   
   My website: [describe your website: purpose, audience, main sections].
   
   Task: take my premium 3D animated website all the way from the first concept to production, end to end. Include:
   - branding and storytelling
   - the architecture of the 3D scenes
   - animation systems and interaction design
   - guidance for implementation
   - the optimization strategy
   - analytics setup
   - the deployment workflow
   - recommendations for long-term maintenance

Role: a top-level visual designer.

Task: design a high-end Instagram carousel about [topic].

Give me the structure slide by slide. For each slide include:
- a strong headline
- short copy
- visual direction
- typography
- layout ideas

Close the carousel with a clear call to action.

The overall feel: premium, polished to the standard of a top creator, and strong enough to stop people mid-scroll.

Topic: [topic].

Design a premium social media post for it. Give me:
1. The layout of the content
2. How the headline is structured
3. The hierarchy of the text
4. The visual direction
5. Typography
6. The color mood
7. The design elements
8. The composition

The result should look modern and high-end, and be easy for people to want to share.

Audience: [describe your audience]
Topic: [topic]

Task:
1. Identify the 10 most serious pain points this audience experiences about the topic.
2. Rewrite each pain point as a hook for Instagram Reels, 10 words maximum, ready to use.

Style: direct and provocative; no clichés.

Output: 10 numbered pairs, each one as "pain point → hook".

Original content:
[content]

Task: produce several fresh versions of it, one set per format:
- Reels
- carousel posts
- captions
- threads
- Story content

Keep the central message unchanged. In each version change the angle, the hook or the format, so that every version feels distinct.

Group the output by format.

Here is my content: [paste the content].

Repurpose it into a full content system for a creator, with one heading for each of these:
1. Instagram carousel
2. Script for a short-form video
3. Post for X / Threads
4. LinkedIn post
5. Idea for an email
6. Overall content direction

Keep the tone natural and engaging throughout, and always write with the audience in mind.

Text: [paste your text]

Task: transform this text into three pieces of content:
1. A script for a 7-second Reel
2. A carousel of 5 slides
3. A static post centered on one powerful statement

Adapt the wording and the format to fit each piece.

Output: three sections, one per format, each with its own heading.

Post or draft: [topic, or paste your draft]

Task: rewrite this post so that a reader who has never come across my page grasps its value immediately.

Remove any inside references and any jargon that only my current audience would understand.

Content to rewrite:
[content]

Task: rewrite it so it becomes clearer, keeps attention longer, hits harder emotionally and earns more engagement.

- Remove weak wording, filler and anything that sounds robotic.
- Make it more specific and more compelling.
- Make it easier to remember.

Role: you are an analyst of social media growth with a specialty in what makes Facebook posts spread widely.

Inputs:
- Three Facebook posts that performed very well: [paste the 3 posts]
- My post: [paste your post]

Steps:
1. Study the three posts in depth and uncover the hidden patterns behind their success. Break down: how the hook is built, the emotional triggers, the rhythm of the sentences, the formatting, the curiosity loops and who the post targets.
2. Turn what you found into a framework that can be reused.
3. Rewrite my post following that framework exactly. Keep my original message, but make it clearer, more emotionally powerful and much better at stopping the scroll.

Output, in three labeled parts:
1. Analysis
2. Repeatable framework
3. Rewritten post

Topic: [topic]

Task: write a Facebook post on this topic, structured as a list or a step-by-step guide, the kind of post people screenshot or save for later.

Rules:
- fewer than 150 words
- no filler
- every line carries one clear takeaway

My idea: [idea].

Turn it into a short-form video meant for Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts or TikTok that keeps people watching.

Include:
- A strong hook to open the video
- The script, divided scene by scene
- For each scene: visuals, b-roll, on-screen captions, transitions, pacing, sound effects and directions for the edit

Every choice should aim to push watch time and shares as high as possible.

Context: this is my current Instagram bio: [paste your bio]

Task: rewrite it around "Search Intent" keywords as they work in 2026, so that I appear in results when people search for [key term].

The new bio must include:
- a "Social Proof" anchor
- an arrow pointing to my [link name, e.g. Vault] link

You are a content designer.

Plan a carousel of 7 slides on [topic].

Deliver:
- The content of each slide, one by one
- Ideas for the hook
- The visual direction
- How to keep the layout consistent from slide to slide

1. Phase 1 — Opportunity scanCopy

   Role: strategist for viral content who studies the best-performing creators on every short-form platform, such as Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts.
   
   Input:
   - Niche: [niche]
   - Audience: [audience]
   
   Task: analyze this space and find the content opportunities with the most potential, including:
   - topics people are obsessed with right now
   - insights that are surprising and go against expectations
   - widespread beliefs that are actually wrong
   - painful mistakes that creators or audiences keep repeating
   
   Prioritize ideas that grab attention within the first 3 seconds and hold viewers all the way to the last frame.
   
   Output: a numbered list of viral angles for videos, each one ready to become a short-form piece. Tag each angle with the opportunity type it comes from (trend, surprising insight, misconception, mistake).

2. Phase 2 — 10 video conceptsCopy

   Role: specialist in short-form video concepts who helps creators produce viral content consistently on Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts.
   
   Input — Topic: [topic]
   
   Task: create 10 strong short-form video concepts built to maximize watch time and shares.
   
   Every concept must:
   - rest on one single strong hook or idea
   - reveal an insight, a result or a twist the viewer does not expect
   - spark curiosity so strong that viewers cannot scroll past
   - suit a fast pace and high retention
   
   Each idea should feel like something people have to watch to the very end.

3. Phase 3 — High-retention structureCopy

   Role: architect of video retention, specialized in short-form content with very high completion rates on Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts.
   
   Input — Concept: [concept]
   
   Task: build a complete video structure for this concept that maximizes watch time and engagement. Include:
   - a hook that stops the scroll within the first 2 seconds
   - a moment of tension that builds curiosity and makes viewers need the answer
   - a clear, simple explanation that delivers the promised value while keeping attention
   - a closing insight or payoff so satisfying that people want to share it
   
   Design the video as a psychological retention system: every second should raise curiosity and keep viewers until the end.

4. Phase 4 — Reel scriptCopy

   Role: top-level short-form scriptwriter writing for personal brands as well as faceless channels across all the major niches, on YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Instagram Reels.
   
   Input — Structure: [structure]
   
   Task: turn this structure into a complete reel script designed for high retention.
   
   Requirements:
   - fast pacing, short and punchy sentences
   - simple, direct language anyone can follow
   - a clear flow: hook → tension → value → payoff
   - every line earns its place: no filler, no extra explanation
   - curiosity stays alive throughout, so viewers feel they must keep watching
   - the ending lands a strong twist or insight, so the video sticks in memory and gets shared
   
   Goal: every second feels essential, and skipping the video feels like missing something valuable.
   
   Output: the script line by line, with each line labelled by its section (hook, tension, value, payoff).

5. Phase 5 — 15 scroll-stopping hooksCopy

   Role: specialist in writing opening hooks with high view-through rates on Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts.
   
   Input — Video concept: [video concept]
   
   Task: write 15 strong opening hooks for this video.
   
   Every hook must:
   - halt scrolling in the opening 1 to 2 seconds
   - rely on a strong curiosity gap, a surprising insight, a mistake or an unexpected result
   - create instant tension, so viewers feel they have to keep watching
   - be short, punchy and understood immediately
   - skip the fluff and go straight to the impact
   
   Aim for hooks that are impossible to ignore and win attention from the very first frame.

6. Phase 6 — Retention and pacing reviewCopy

   Role: strategist in video editing who optimizes scripts for leading creators on YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Instagram Reels, improving retention and watch time.
   
   Input — Script: [script]
   
   Task: review this script and break it down with one aim: keeping viewers from the first second to the last. Point out:
   - every moment where attention could drop or the video slows down
   - where to add pattern interrupts (cuts, zooms, changes in the visuals, shifts in the sound)
   - where to place text overlays that reinforce key ideas and keep focus
   - the spots where the pace needs to accelerate, and those where it needs to ease off, for the strongest effect
   - where curiosity gaps can be made stronger so viewers do not leave
   - any line to cut, shorten or rephrase for a better flow
   
   Goal: turn the script into an editing blueprint built for retention, where every second is deliberately designed to hold attention and remove drop-off points.

7. Phase 7 — 20 series ideasCopy

   Role: strategist in content multiplication who helps creators turn a single idea into a whole content ecosystem with steady viral output on Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts.
   
   Input — Original topic: [topic]
   
   Task: come up with 20 more short-form video ideas that grow the original topic into a full content series.
   
   Every idea must:
   - work as a complete, high-impact video on its own
   - develop a different angle, insight or surprising detail of the original topic
   - not repeat the same message or framing as the others
   - include a strong hook or trigger for curiosity
   - make viewers who watch one video naturally want the next one in the series
   
   Goal: turn one topic into a content machine that scales, where each video links emotionally and strategically to the next.

8. Phase 8 — Repeatable content systemCopy

   Role: content strategist working at full scale, who designs end-to-end systems of viral content for creators of short-form video on YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and TikTok.
   
   Input — Niche: [niche]
   
   Task: design a content system I can repeat, one that keeps producing viral video ideas without creative burnout. Include:
   - 5 core content pillars, each covering the niche from its own viral angle
   - 10 video formulas I can reuse with new topics
   - a weekly posting strategy optimized for the most reach and retention
   - a method to turn trends into original content without copying them
   - a system to expand one viral video into 10 follow-up ideas
   
   Goal: a content machine that sustains itself, where each idea leads to several new ones and growth stays consistent.

You are a graphic designer.

Design a social media post on [topic] that is built to convert.

Deliver:
1. Headline
2. Supporting text
3. Layout idea
4. Visual style
5. Call to action

1. Phase 1 — Slide 1 hook headlinesCopy

   Role: you are a strategist for content that spreads widely.
   
   Topic: [topic]
   
   Task: write 5 headlines for Slide 1 of a carousel, built on pattern-interrupt logic. Angles to use:
   - Hook 1, "Shocking Contrast": the before versus the after.
   - Hook 2, "Negative-Proof": why the strategy the reader uses now is failing.
   - Hook 3, "Hidden Mechanism": the logic nobody talks about.
   - Hook 4, "Status-Threat": why other people are scaling faster than the reader.
   
   Format: a numbered list, each headline labelled with its angle.

2. Phase 2 — 10-slide flow with micro-cliffhangersCopy

   Role: you are a UX copywriter.
   
   Topic: [topic]
   
   Task: map out a carousel of 10 slides on this topic. Build a "Logical-Thread": every slide closes on a small cliffhanger ("Micro-Cliffhanger") that pushes the reader to swipe to the next one.
   
   Make the "Value-Density" reach its highest point on Slide 7, to maximize time spent on the post.

3. Phase 3 — Visual brief and image promptsCopy

   Role: you are a creative director.
   
   Topic: [topic]
   
   Task: I need one coherent aesthetic for a 10-slide carousel on this topic. Write 3 prompts for "Nano Banana 2" that generate either "Brutalist" 3D textures or "Industrial-Minimalist" backgrounds. They must make the text on the slides stand out ("Pop") and give the carousel the feel of a premium digital product.

4. Phase 4 — Cheat-sheet process slidesCopy

   Role: you are a senior technical writer.
   
   Process to explain: [complex process]
   
   Task: split this process into 5 slides of practical, "Cheat-Sheet" style steps. Use "Hierarchical-Formatting" on every slide:
   - 1 bold headline
   - 2 bullet points
   - 1 "Pro-Tip"
   
   Cut every bit of fluff. The result must be so clear that someone could carry out the task only by looking at screenshots of the slides.

5. Phase 5 — Save-worthy summary slideCopy

   Role: you are a conversion specialist.
   
   Topic of the carousel: [topic]
   
   Task: design Slide 9, "The Overview". Condense the whole carousel into one "High-Signal" infographic or checklist.
   
   Then write the caption for this slide; it must include, explicitly, this line: "Save this so you don't have to search for the solution later." This is the "Save-Trigger" logic.

6. Phase 6 — Slide 10 calls to actionCopy

   Role: you are a social psychologist.
   
   Topic of the carousel: [topic]
   
   Task: write 3 calls to action (CTAs) for Slide 10. None of them may ask for a like.
   - CTA 1: a "Binary-Logic" question, Option A versus Option B.
   - CTA 2: a "Hidden-Bonus" offer, for example: Comment "[keyword]" and I'll DM you [the resource].
   - CTA 3: a "Community-Challenge": ask readers to tag a colleague who should hear this message.

Topic: [topic].

Design a thumbnail concept for it that earns as many clicks as possible.

Deliver:
- 5 options for the headline
- The thumbnail layout
- The emotional triggers to use
- Where the text goes
- The visual composition
- The hooks that grab attention
- A design direction in the style of top creators

Here is the data or information to analyze: [paste the data or describe it].

Work through it as follows:
1. Find the patterns, trends and anomalies, and pull out the key insights.
2. Summarize what you found in clear language.
3. Explain what the data really means for the decisions that need to be made.
4. Give recommendations I can act on, each grounded in the analysis.

You are a prompt engineer.

My idea: [describe your design idea].

Turn it into a prompt for [Midjourney / DALL·E / Leonardo].

Deliver:
- The detailed prompt
- Style keywords
- Composition

Role: you are a specialist in winning a business's very first customers.

Situation: my offer is ready, but I have no customers yet.
My offer: [describe your offer]

Task: design my plan for week 1, covering:
1. Who to contact first, exactly, and why those people.
2. The wording of my first message.
3. How to answer the objection "you have no experience".
4. The follow-up that turns interest into an actual payment.
5. How many conversations I realistically need before the first yes.

Role: you are a specialist in mapping a 30-day path to online income.

Goal: chart my full route from nothing to $5K earned online.

Structure the map like this:
- Week 1: what I build.
- Week 2: what I test.
- Week 3: what I optimize.
- Week 4: what I scale.
- For every week: the income I can realistically expect at that checkpoint.
- Finally: the one daily action, kept up for the whole month, that makes all the rest work.