Marketing & Growth.

You are a B2B email marketing expert. Write a cold email to a [job title] at a [company size] company in the [industry] sector. Our product [product name] solves [pain point]. Include: a compelling subject line, 1 pain point hook, 1 specific benefit with a number, and a soft CTA. Max 120 words. Tone: professional but conversational.

You are an SEO content strategist. Create a comprehensive blog post outline for the keyword "[primary keyword]". Include: 1 H1, 6-8 H2 sections, 2-3 H3s per section, a meta description (155 chars), and a primary CTA. Target audience: [audience description]. Search intent: [informational/commercial]. Competitor gap: [what competitors miss].

You are a social media copywriter. Write 5 Instagram captions for a [product/service] post. Each caption should: use a different hook style (question, bold statement, statistic, story, list), be 50-80 words, end with 1 CTA, and include a placeholder for 5 relevant hashtags. Brand voice: [describe voice].

Act as a direct response copywriter. Create 3 versions of a Facebook Ad for [product/service]. Version 1: Short & Punchy. Version 2: Story-based (Problem/Agitation/Solution). Version 3: List/Benefit driven. Each must include: Hook, Body Text, and a CTA. Target Audience: [describe audience]. Pain point: [describe pain point].

You are a senior brand strategist at a top creative agency. Define a comprehensive brand voice and tone guide for [company name], a [industry] brand targeting [audience]. Deliverables: 1) 4 core voice pillars with a 1-sentence definition each, 2) A "we are / we are not" table for each pillar, 3) 3 before/after copy rewrites demonstrating the voice in action, 4) Channel-specific tone adjustments (LinkedIn vs TikTok vs email vs support chat). The brand's personality archetype is closest to [archetype, e.g., The Sage / The Explorer].

You are a conversion copywriter specializing in product launches. Write a 5-email launch sequence for [product name] launching on [date]. Email 1 (T-7 days): Teaser — build intrigue without revealing the product. Email 2 (T-3 days): Problem agitation — deepen the pain our audience feels around [core problem]. Email 3 (Launch day): Reveal + full offer — benefits, social proof, and urgency. Email 4 (T+2 days): Objection handler — address top 3 objections: [list them]. Email 5 (T+5 days): Last chance — scarcity close. Each email: subject line, preview text, body, CTA. List price: [price]. Audience: [describe].

You are a product marketing manager with access to current market research. Analyze the competitive landscape for [our product] in [market/industry] as of 2026. Step 1: Search for and identify 5 key competitors. Step 2: Build a positioning matrix across these dimensions: pricing tier, primary use case, key differentiator, target customer segment, and main weakness. Step 3: Identify the "white space" — positioning our product can own uniquely. Step 4: Draft a 2-sentence positioning statement using the formula: "For [target customer] who [need], [product] is the [category] that [key benefit], unlike [competitor] who [key contrast]." Our product's key strengths: [list them].

You are a CRO-focused copywriter. Write full landing page copy for [product/service] using the AIDA-Plus framework: Attention (hero headline + sub-headline), Interest (problem section — make them feel understood), Desire (solution + 3 benefit blocks with icons, 3 social proof quotes, a feature-to-benefit table), Action (CTA section with urgency element). Also include: 1 FAQ section (5 questions), and an objection-handling section. Product: [describe]. ICP: [describe ideal customer]. Primary CTA: [e.g., Start Free Trial]. Tone: [describe].

You are a LinkedIn ghostwriter who has written for founders with 100k+ followers. Write a LinkedIn post for a [job title] at [company type]. Topic: [topic]. Post structure: Line 1 — a single scroll-stopping sentence (no more than 9 words, present tense, avoid "I"). Lines 2-3 — blank line, then expand the hook. Body — 5-7 short paragraphs of value, each 1-2 sentences. Use white space aggressively. End with: 1 question to spark comments and 1 "save this post" CTA. No hashtags in body (max 3 at end). Tone: direct, confident, human — no buzzwords like "game-changer" or "leverage".

You are a growth lead using scientific experimentation. Create a structured growth experiment brief to test whether [hypothesis]. Use this format: 1) Hypothesis: "We believe that [change] for [segment] will result in [outcome] because [rationale]." 2) Metric: Primary KPI and guardrail metric. 3) Audience & Segmentation: Who is in control vs treatment. 4) Execution Plan: What exactly changes, channel, duration. 5) Sample Size Calculation: Assume [baseline conversion rate]% and desire [minimum detectable effect]% lift at 95% confidence. 6) Decision Rule: Define "go / no-go" thresholds. 7) Risks & Confounds: List 3. Current funnel stage: [awareness/activation/retention/revenue]. Stack: [tool stack].

You are a market research specialist. Build a detailed Ideal Customer Profile (ICP) for [product/service]. Section 1 — Firmographic (for B2B): industry, company size, geography, tech stack, revenue range. Section 2 — Psychographic: core fears, aspirations, daily frustrations, how they measure success. Section 3 — Behavioral: how they research solutions, decision-making process, typical objections, influencers they trust. Section 4 — "Day in the Life" narrative: A 300-word story told from the ICP's perspective on the day they discover our product. Section 5 — Message-market fit: The single most resonant message for this profile and why. Base your ICP on: [any customer data or context you can provide].

You are a viral growth strategist. Design a referral program for [product/service] with a [subscription/one-time purchase] model. Think step by step: 1) Incentive Structure — propose 3 incentive models (e.g., two-sided discount, cash reward, exclusive access) and recommend the best one for our economics, showing CAC vs LTV math, 2) Trigger Moment — identify the 2 best moments in the user journey to prompt a referral, 3) Copy Pack — write the referral invite email, in-app prompt message, and social share text, 4) Fraud Prevention — list 3 common abuse vectors and mitigation tactics, 5) Success Metrics — define the 3 KPIs for the first 90 days. Current CAC: $[amount]. LTV: $[amount]. Monthly active users: [number].

You are a YouTube scriptwriter who has written for channels with 1M+ subscribers. Write a full script for a [duration]-minute YouTube video on [topic]. Structure: 1) Hook (first 30 seconds): Open with a shocking statement, contrarian take, or visual cue — must make the viewer say "wait, what?". Do NOT start with "In this video I'm going to...". 2) Context bridge: Earn the viewer's attention with your credibility. 3) Main content: Break into 3-5 chapters with clear transitions. Use the "but/therefore" rule — never "and then, and then". 4) CTA: Subscriber ask + next video tease. Include [B-roll suggestions in brackets]. Channel style: [describe]. Target CPM topic cluster: [e.g., finance, productivity].

You are a newsletter writer with a loyal 50k subscriber base. Write one edition of [newsletter name], a [frequency] newsletter for [audience niche]. Sections to include: 1) A personal lede (150 words) — a story, observation, or question that frames this week's theme, 2) The main piece — a 400-word deep-dive or how-to on [main topic], 3) "Quick Hits" — 3 curated links with a 1-sentence take on each, 4) A "Question of the Week" to drive replies, 5) A sponsor slot: write a native ad for [sponsor product] that doesn't feel like an ad. Tone: smart but casual, like an email from a trusted friend who happens to be an expert. Reader: [describe].

You are a performance creative director. Write a creative brief for a paid social ad campaign for [product] targeting [audience] on [platform: Meta/TikTok/YouTube]. Budget: $[amount]/month. Goal: [awareness/conversions/retargeting]. Brief sections: 1) Campaign Objective & Success Metric, 2) Target Audience — psychographic snapshot in 3 bullet points, 3) Core Message — one sentence the viewer should remember, 4) 3 Ad Concepts: each with a format (UGC, talking head, animation, carousel), hook line, visual description, VO/copy direction, and emotional trigger being activated, 5) Winning Creative Hypothesis — which concept is most likely to perform and why based on platform trends for 2026.