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5 Essential Prompts
Your "Cheat Sheet" for Instant Content
You don't need to be a "prompt engineer." You just need clear instructions. Think of these prompts as recipes—you can swap out the ingredients (topics), but the method stays the same.
1. The "Idea Generator" (When you're stuck)
Use this when you've been staring at a blinking cursor for 10 minutes.
"I help [TARGET AUDIENCE] achieve [RESULT]. Give me 10 content ideas that address their top 3 frustrations: [FRUSTRATION 1], [FRUSTRATION 2], and [FRUSTRATION 3]. Make the titles catchy but not clickbaity."
2. The "Storyteller" (For connection)
Turn a dry business lesson into a relatable story.
"I want to teach my audience about [TOPIC]. Help me explain this concept using a metaphor related to [PARENTING / COOKING / GARDENING]. Keep the tone warm, encouraging, and relatable."
3. The "Repurposer" (Work smarter, not harder)
Turn one video or email into a week's worth of posts.
"Here is a transcript of a video I recorded. Please turn this into: 1) A LinkedIn text post with bullet points, 2) An Instagram caption with emojis, and 3) A short email teaser that links to the video."
4. The "Objection Buster" (For sales)
Address the reasons people aren't buying without being pushy.
"My clients often hesitate to buy because they think [OBJECTION, e.g., 'it's too expensive']. Write a empathetic post that validates this feeling but gently explains why [YOUR OFFER] is actually an investment that saves them money in the long run."
5. The "Time-Saver" (Email replies)
Reply to tricky client emails with grace.
"A client just asked for [REQUEST OUT OF SCOPE]. Please write a polite but firm email declining this request, while reminding them of the value I am already delivering. Keep it professional but kind."