AI Prompt Library

Act as an expert SEO content writer. Write a comprehensive, 1500-word blog post targeting the keyword "[KEYWORD]". Audience: [DESCRIBE READER] Tone: [friendly/professional/conversational] Structure: - H1: Compelling title with the keyword - Intro: Hook + what they'll learn - 4-5 H2 sections, each with 2-3 paragraphs and a bullet list - FAQ section (3-4 questions) - Conclusion + clear CTA Include: meta title (under 60 chars), meta description (under 155 chars), and 5 internal link suggestions.

Write a personalised cold outreach email to [NAME] at [COMPANY]. Context: [HOW YOU FOUND THEM / WHY THEM] Goal: [BOOK A CALL / PARTNERSHIP / GUEST POST] Tone: Genuine, concise, respectful of their time. Rules: - Under 120 words - No generic opening ("I hope this finds you well") - One clear ask, one CTA - Include a specific detail about their work - End with a low-friction question Write 3 variations with different angles.

You are a conversion copywriter. Write landing page copy for [PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Product: [WHAT IT DOES] Target customer: [WHO] Main benefit: [OUTCOME] Objections to address: [LIST 2-3] Write: 1. Headline (under 60 chars, benefit-driven) 2. Subheadline (expand on the promise) 3. Hero CTA button text 4. 3 feature bullets (each: feature → benefit) 5. 3 testimonial-style social proof lines 6. FAQ section (4 questions) 7. Final CTA section copy Tone: Confident, clear, no jargon.

minimalist logo design for [BRAND NAME], a [INDUSTRY] brand, abstract [SYMBOL] mark, geometric, clean vector style, flat design, monochrome with [COLOR] accent, white background, professional, timeless, no text --no letters words text --ar 1:1 --v 6.0 --style raw

cinematic portrait of [SUBJECT DESCRIPTION], soft studio lighting, shot on 85mm lens, f/1.4, shallow depth of field, warm color grade, editorial magazine style, ultra detailed, photorealistic --ar 4:5 --v 6.0 --style raw

Create a [STYLE: boho / minimalist / retro / abstract] wall art poster. Subject: [THEME]. Color palette: [2-3 COLORS]. Composition: centered, balanced, lots of negative space, suitable for framing and printing at A2 size. No text, no watermark.

You are an expert [LANGUAGE] debugger. My code has a bug. Expected behavior: [WHAT SHOULD HAPPEN] Actual behavior: [WHAT HAPPENS INSTEAD] Error message: [PASTE ERROR OR "NONE"] Code: --- [PASTE CODE] --- Find the root cause, explain why it happens, and give me the corrected code. Also suggest 2 preventive measures.

Explain the following code to me in plain English. Assume I am a beginner. For each part: 1. What it does in one sentence 2. Why it's written that way 3. A real-world analogy Then give me: - A step-by-step walkthrough of the execution flow - 3 things that could go wrong - How I'd modify it to [SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT GOAL] Code: --- [PASTE CODE] ---

Build a [FEATURE] in [LANGUAGE/FRAMEWORK]. Requirements: - [REQUIREMENT 1] - [REQUIREMENT 2] - [REQUIREMENT 3] Constraints: - No external libraries beyond [ALLOWED LIST] - Handle edge cases and errors - Include comments Deliver: 1. Full working code 2. How to integrate it into my existing project 3. Unit tests 4. Performance notes

You are a Facebook/Google ads copywriter. Write 10 ad headline variations for [PRODUCT]. Product: [WHAT IT IS] Audience: [WHO] Key benefit: [MAIN OUTCOME] Offer: [DISCOUNT/TRIAL/PRICE] Rules: - Each headline under 40 characters - Use a different emotional angle each time (curiosity, FOMO, savings, social proof, aspiration, etc.) - Include 3 with numbers - Include 2 with questions - For each, write a matching 90-character primary text line Then rank them by predicted CTR and explain your top 3.

I want to rank for the seed keyword "[SEED KEYWORD]". Build me a content cluster plan: 1. Pillar page topic + URL slug 2. 8-10 supporting long-tail keywords (with search intent: informational / commercial / transactional) 3. For each: suggested title tag, H1, and 3 subheadings 4. Internal linking structure (which links to which) 5. 3 featured snippet opportunities 6. Content format recommendation for each (list / how-to / comparison / review) My niche: [NICHE]. My audience: [AUDIENCE].

Act as a strategy consultant. Conduct a SWOT analysis for [BUSINESS/PROJECT]. Context: [WHAT IT IS, MARKET, COMPETITORS] Goal: [WHAT WE'RE TRYING TO ACHIEVE] For each quadrant (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats): - List 5 specific, evidence-based points - Rank by impact - For each threat, give a mitigation tactic - For each weakness, give an action to fix it Then produce a 2x2 strategy matrix and recommend the top 3 priorities for the next 90 days.

Summarise this meeting transcript into a professional recap. Output format: 1. TL;DR (2-3 sentences) 2. Key decisions made (numbered) 3. Action items — table with: Task | Owner | Deadline 4. Open questions / unresolved items 5. Risks or blockers raised 6. Next meeting agenda suggestions Tone: Concise, professional. No fluff. Transcript: --- [PASTE TRANSCRIPT OR NOTES] ---

Write a YouTube script for a video titled "[TITLE]". Length: 8-10 minutes Audience: [WHO] Goal: [VIEWS / CONVERSIONS / EDUCATE] Structure: 1. Hook (first 15 seconds — must stop the scroll) 2. Intro + what they'll learn 3. 3-4 main sections with timestamp markers 4. Mid-video engagement question 5. Call to action (subscribe + [SECONDARY CTA]) 6. Outro Include: - Exact spoken lines - B-roll / visual suggestions per section - 3 alternative hook openings - Description box copy with timestamps and keywords

Write a 60-second voiceover script for [PURPOSE: explainer video / audiobook intro / ad]. Topic: [TOPIC] Tone: [WARM / AUTHORITATIVE / ENERGETIC / CALM] Pacing: Indicate [pause] and [emphasis] markers. Target word count: ~150 words (60 seconds at natural pace). Rules: - Short sentences, easy to speak - No tongue-twisters - Conversational, not written-essay style - End with a clear, memorable closing line Output the script in a clean format ready to paste into a TTS tool.