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Act as a social media strategist for a small brand. I will describe a photo. Write 10 Instagram captions in 3 styles: 4 casual/conversational, 3 direct/CTA-driven, 3 witty/unexpected. Each under 150 characters. Include 3-5 relevant hashtags per caption on a new line. Photo description: [DESCRIBE YOUR PHOTO]

Write a cold email to [ROLE] at [COMPANY TYPE]. Goal: [SPECIFIC GOAL]. Constraints: - Under 90 words - Open with a specific observation about them, not "I hope this finds you well" - One clear ask - No jargon, no "circle back," no "quick call" - End with a low-friction next step Give me 3 variants: friendly, direct, and curious.

Act as a senior content strategist. Turn this rough idea into a blog post outline that ranks: Idea: [YOUR ROUGH IDEA] Target reader: [WHO IT'S FOR] Structure: 1. A hook that promises a specific outcome 2. The problem framed in 2 sentences 3. 4-6 section headings, each with a one-line preview 4. A "what most people get wrong" callout 5. A CTA that fits the audience Skip the fluff. Every section must earn its place.

Write an Etsy product description for [PRODUCT]. Follow this structure: 1. Opening hook (1 line) — the outcome the buyer wants 2. What it is (1-2 lines) — plain, specific 3. Who it's for (2-3 bullets) 4. What you get (bullet list, be exact) 5. How to use it (2-3 lines) 6. A soft social-proof line if it exists Tone: warm, confident, no hype words like "amazing" or "revolutionary." Under 250 words.

Below is a blog post. Extract 7 individual tweets from it. Each tweet: - Under 260 characters - One idea per tweet - No hashtags - Written in a punchy, one-idea-per-line style - The first line is a hook that stops the scroll Give me 3 hook-only single tweets and 4 mini-thread openers (with a hint at what comes next). Blog post: [PASTE POST HERE]

Act as a market analyst. Given the URL below, do this: 1. Summarize what they sell in 2 sentences 2. Identify their target customer (be specific, not "small businesses") 3. Pull out 3 marketing angles they emphasize 4. Note their pricing model 5. Spot 2 gaps or weaknesses a smart competitor could exploit 6. Rate their positioning clarity 1-10 with one-line reason Competitor URL: [URL] Use plain language. No management-consultant filler.

Write a welcome email for new subscribers to [NEWSLETTER TOPIC]. Structure: 1. Subject line (under 45 chars, curiosity-driven, no clickbait) 2. Warm opener acknowledging they just signed up 3. Deliver the promised freebie [LINK/DESCRIPTION] with a "why it matters" sentence 4. Set expectations: cadence + what topics 5. Ask 1 question to invite a reply (open rate booster) 6. Sign off — human, not corporate Voice: [DESCRIBE VOICE — e.g., "warm-professional" or "direct/no fluff"]

Turn this rough hook into a 30-second TikTok/Reels script: Hook: [YOUR HOOK] Goal: [what you want the viewer to do] Structure the script as: - Line 1 (0-3s): the hook, rephrased so it's a curiosity gap the viewer NEEDS to close - Lines 2-4 (3-15s): the specific detail/story that pays off the hook - Lines 5-6 (15-25s): the "here's what it means for you" turn - Line 7 (25-30s): a soft CTA, no hard sell Voice: casual, one idea per line, no filler. Include on-screen text suggestions in [brackets].

Generate 15 headline variations for a landing page. Product: [WHAT IT IS] For: [TARGET USER] Main outcome: [WHAT THE USER GETS] Tone: [DESCRIBE TONE] Split the 15 into 5 buckets: - 3 outcome-focused (what they get) - 3 pain-focused (what it fixes) - 3 curiosity-driven (leaves a gap) - 3 direct/functional (what it does) - 3 unexpected/pattern-break (surprises the reader) Each under 12 words. Number them.