AI has become the go-to productivity partner for just about everything—from brainstorming ideas to writing emails, solving tech issues, and even planning content calendars. But here’s the thing: your results depend on how you ask. That’s where prompts for AI come in.
They are your instructions to the AI—clear, specific, and goal-driven. In this article, we’ll share powerful prompts for AI that you can use with HelperX Bot, our AI assistant built right into Tech Help Canada.
These prompts strike a balance between being easy to adapt for different projects and providing enough detail to guide high-quality outputs. Think of them as good starting points and feel free to adjust them to fit your needs. Use the Table of Contents to easily jump to the AI prompts you want.
Also, here’s how to use these prompts:
Copy/paste them into your workflow or platform.
Customize the bracketed segments ([insert…]) to match your exact needs. Or edit the entire prompt as needed.
Add more specifics (e.g., target audience, desired tone, length constraints) if you need to give the AI even more direction.
Please suggest 10 fresh, attention-grabbing blog post titles for the topic: [insert topic]. Each title should incorporate powerful words, spark curiosity, and hint at the main benefit or solution the post provides.
Why this works:
Focuses on powerful words, curiosity, and benefits.
Encourages a variety of options.
2. Blog Post Description Generator
Prompt:
Generate 10 engaging blog post descriptions for this title: [insert title]. Each description should summarize the core message, highlight what the reader will learn, and include a clear hook to drive clicks.
Why this works:
Guides the AI to create succinct but enticing descriptions.
Mentions the importance of a hook.
3. Blog Post Outline Creator
Prompt:
Create a detailed outline for a blog post about [insert topic]. Include potential section headings, sub-points, and bullet lists that will help guide the writing process. Make sure each section ties back to a clear main objective or takeaway.
Why this works:
Encourages structure (section headings, sub-points) for clarity.
Emphasizes tying each section to an objective or takeaway.
4. Full Blog Post from an Outline
Prompt:
Here is my outline: [paste outline]. Please expand it into a full blog post. Maintain a logical flow from the introduction to the conclusion, ensure consistent tone, and provide real-world examples or data where useful.
Why this works:
Provides a smooth flow from outline to complete post.
Encourages the addition of examples or data for credibility.
5. Full Blog Post from a Topic
Prompt:
Write a comprehensive blog post on [insert topic]. Start by proposing a clear outline (with section headings) to structure the content, then write the full article. Focus on providing insights, actionable tips, and a clear call to action at the end.
Why this works:
Guides AI to structure the post from scratch.
Emphasizes actionable tips and a final CTA.
6. Intro Paragraph Using Key Keywords
Prompt:
Generate an opening paragraph for [insert topic] using these keywords: [insert keywords]. The tone should be informative yet engaging, and it should set up the reader’s expectations for what they’ll learn or gain.
Why this works:
Encourages use of specific keywords.
Directs style and tone to be both informative and engaging.
7. Single Paragraph Generator
Prompt:
Write one concise yet compelling paragraph about [insert topic]. Focus on delivering an insight or key takeaway that grabs attention, and naturally incorporate these keywords: [insert keywords].
Why this works:
Directs the AI to keep it short, impactful, and keyword-optimized.
8. Plot & Title Generator
Prompt:
I need a creative fiction book concept for [insert genre or theme]. Please propose a captivating title and provide a brief plot summary that highlights the main conflict, protagonists, and setting.
Why this works:
Combines title creation with plot setup.
Emphasizes main conflict and key characters.
9. Standout Book Title Creator
Prompt:
Here’s a brief story premise: [insert premise]. Propose one or two memorable book titles that reflect the tone, setting, or conflict of the story without giving away the ending.
Why this works:
Requests multiple possible titles (but not too many).
Highlights the importance of reflecting tone/conflict.
10. Book Outline Builder
Prompt:
Based on this plot summary: [insert summary], outline 8–10 chapters. Each chapter should include a brief summary of its main event or turning point, showcasing the character arcs and plot development.
Why this works:
Guides creation of a chapter-based structure.
Ensures each chapter summary points to key events or character arcs.
11. Book Chapter Expander
Prompt:
Here’s my book outline: [insert outline]. Please expand each chapter summary to include major conflicts, key character decisions, and any foreshadowing that keeps readers engaged.
Why this works:
Adds depth to each chapter.
Mentions foreshadowing for narrative interest.
12. Article Title Inspiration
Prompt:
Suggest 10 compelling article titles for [insert topic]. Each title should hint at the article’s main value, be specific enough to attract the right audience, and include an emotional or curiosity-driven element.
Why this works:
Incorporates emotion or curiosity.
Encourages specificity to target the right audience.
13. Content Rewriter (Paste Text)
Prompt:
Rewrite the following content to be unique and more engaging, keeping a [insert desired tone or style] throughout. Original text: [paste content]. Focus on clarity, flow, and emotional resonance.
Why this works:
Reinforces a specific tone or style.
Emphasizes clarity and flow.
14. Content Brief Generator
Prompt:
Create a concise content brief for an article about [insert topic]. Include the target audience, core message, key points to cover, and the primary goal (e.g., generate leads, inform, entertain).
Why this works:
Directly calls for audience, core message, key points, and goal.
Useful for any content planning stage.
15. Article Outline Maker
Prompt:
Build a structured outline for an article on [insert topic]. Include at least five main sections, subheadings within each, and a note on the purpose of each section (e.g., engage, inform, persuade).
Why this works:
Requires at least five sections.
Asks for subheadings and purpose statements.
16. 3-Month Content Calendar
Prompt:
Generate a three-month content calendar for [insert industry or topic]. List weekly or bi-weekly content ideas, suggested formats (e.g., blog posts, videos, infographics), and a high-level goal for each piece.
Why this works:
Asks for multiple formats, not just blog posts.
Encourages alignment with a strategic goal for each piece.
17. FAQ Creator
Prompt:
Please generate a list of frequently asked questions about [insert topic], along with concise yet thorough answers. Prioritize the most common questions first, and ensure each answer provides actionable information.
Why this works:
Focuses on real-world practicality.
Ensures each FAQ has actionable answers.
18. Article-to-Listicle Transformer
Prompt:
Convert the following article into a listicle format. Original text: [paste article]. Highlight the key points as individual items, use catchy subheadings, and include a final conclusion or takeaway.
Why this works:
Explicitly requests list format.
Mentions using catchy subheadings.
19. Course Idea Brainstorm
Prompt:
Generate a list of potential course ideas for the [insert industry or subject]. Each idea should include the target audience, core objective, and a unique value proposition or ‘hook.’
Why this works:
Guides the creation of a well-defined target audience and value.
Adds a hook to differentiate each idea.
20. Course Outline or Syllabus
Prompt:
Create a course syllabus for [insert course subject]. Break it into modules or lessons, specify the learning objectives for each, and suggest any relevant homework or projects.
Why this works:
Establishes a clear module-based structure.
Emphasizes learning objectives and practical assignments.
21. Complete Course Lesson
Prompt:
Produce a detailed lesson plan for the topic [insert lesson topic] within the course on [insert course name]. Include bullet points for key concepts, examples or case studies, and an interactive activity.
Suggest several assignments or project ideas for a course on [insert subject]. Each assignment should reinforce a major learning outcome and be practical or ‘hands-on’ when possible.
Why this works:
Aligns assignments with learning outcomes.
Encourages hands-on or practical activities.
23. Professional Email Polisher
Prompt:
Here’s an email draft: [paste text]. Please improve the tone to be more professional and friendly, ensure clarity of the message, and provide an impactful closing remark or call to action.
Why this works:
Specifically asks for clarity, tone improvement, and a strong ending.
Encourages a professional yet friendly style.
24. Marketing Email Composer
Prompt:
Write a marketing email for [insert product/service]. Start with a clear subject line suggestion, build interest around the product benefits, and end with a strong call to action that prompts the reader to learn more or purchase.
Why this works:
Requests a subject line, which is often overlooked.
Focuses on benefits and a clear CTA.
25. Sales Prospecting Email
Prompt:
Craft a sales prospecting email aimed at potential [insert client type] in the [insert industry]. Highlight the recipient’s likely challenges, show how [product/service] solves these issues, and include a polite follow-up prompt.
Why this works:
Directly addresses the recipient’s potential pain points.
Incorporates a polite follow-up for relationship-building.
26. Cold Outreach Email
Prompt:
I need a concise cold outreach email for [insert product/service]. Provide a friendly yet professional tone, emphasize one key benefit or unique selling point, and include a gentle nudge to respond or request more information.
Why this works:
Focuses on being concise.
Asks for one key benefit to maintain clarity.
27. Follow-up Email
Prompt:
Generate a follow-up email for [insert context: sales lead, job application, customer service inquiry, etc.]. It should acknowledge the previous interaction, reaffirm the main purpose of reaching out, and include a clear next step or invitation to respond.
Why this works:
Mentions acknowledging the previous interaction.
Encourages a clear next step.
28. Referral Email Generator
Prompt:
Write an email requesting a referral for [insert business or service]. The tone should be friendly and appreciative, with a direct ask and a simple method for them to provide the referral.
Why this works:
Sets a friendly, appreciative tone.
Emphasizes ease of providing a referral.
29. Subject Line Suggestions
Prompt:
Propose 10 short, impactful subject lines for an email regarding [insert topic or offer]. Aim for clarity, urgency (where appropriate), and a hint of personalization.
Why this works:
Encourages both clarity and urgency.
Suggests personalization where appropriate.
30. Email Newsletter Schedule
Prompt:
Outline a three-month email newsletter plan for [insert industry or theme]. Suggest topics or themes for each week, the main message for each newsletter, and ideas for engaging readers (like polls or questions).
Why this works:
Includes themes, main messages, and engagement ideas.
Useful for regular scheduling.
31. Generic Landing Page Framework
Prompt:
Create a landing page structure for [insert topic or offer]. Include a compelling headline, subheadline, short problem statement, key benefits, proof elements (like testimonials or data), a clear call-to-action, and a simple visual layout recommendation.
Why this works:
Details specific elements to include for conversion.
Emphasizes proof and visuals.
32. Ecommerce Landing Page
Prompt:
Outline a high-converting ecommerce landing page for [insert product]. Highlight the product’s features and benefits, incorporate social proof (reviews, testimonials, or ratings), showcase product images, and add a final urgency or scarcity element (e.g., limited stock) to encourage purchase.
Why this works:
Includes product visuals, social proof, and a conversion booster (urgency).
Well-suited for ecommerce products.
33. Affiliate Marketing Landing Page
Prompt:
Provide a landing page layout for an affiliate offer on [insert product/service]. Include an enticing intro, a clear value proposition, bullet-point benefits, credibility boosters (like real user results or endorsements), and a clear affiliate call-to-action button.
Why this works:
Focuses on affiliate-specific elements (endorsements, results).
Reminds user to include a CTA button for conversions.
34. SaaS Landing Page
Prompt:
Create a landing page strategy for a SaaS tool that [insert SaaS function]. Include a concise benefit-driven headline, brief product overview, screenshot or demo section, pricing tiers, testimonials, and a prominent sign-up button.
Why this works:
Breaks down key SaaS page elements: overview, pricing, demos, etc.
Encourages a benefit-driven headline and a prominent CTA.
Marketing Prompts for AI
1. AIDA Framework Strategy
Prompt:
Use the AIDA (Attention, Interest, Desire, Action) framework to create a marketing strategy for [insert business or product]. Include a compelling hook or headline for Attention, details on how to maintain Interest (e.g., key benefits or unique features), a Desire section (e.g., emotional triggers, testimonials, or social proof), and end with a strong call to Action. Also, propose at least two channels or platforms where this strategy could be effectively deployed.
Why this works:
Directs the AI to break down the strategy into four clear steps.
Emphasizes both messaging (benefits, emotional triggers) and channel selection.
2. PAS Framework Strategy
Prompt:
Create a marketing strategy for [insert business or product] using the PAS (Problem, Agitate, Solution) framework. First, identify the primary problem your target audience faces. Next, agitate that pain point by highlighting potential consequences or missed opportunities. Finally, present a clear solution that demonstrates how your product or service resolves the problem, and include a direct next step or offer.
Why this works:
Focuses on the audience’s pain points, which drives urgency.
Uses a structured approach that ends with a clearly articulated solution and call-to-action.
3. BAB Framework Strategy
Prompt:
Develop a marketing strategy using the BAB (Before, After, Bridge) framework for [insert product or service]. Describe the ‘Before’ scenario your audience experiences without your solution. Then paint an ideal ‘After’ picture showing the benefits or transformation they’ll enjoy. Finally, explain how your product or service acts as the ‘Bridge’ between these two states, including specific tactics or offers to convert leads.
Why this works:
Encourages a storytelling approach, moving the audience from a problematic ‘before’ to a better ‘after.’
Details how the solution serves as a direct bridge to that improved state.
4. FAB Framework Strategy
Prompt:
Using the FAB (Features, Advantages, Benefits) framework, outline a marketing strategy for [insert product or service]. Identify at least three key features, explain how those features confer advantages to the user, and translate each advantage into a direct benefit that resonates emotionally or practically with the target audience. Conclude with a suggested marketing channel and a clear call-to-action.
Why this works:
Forces clarity around why each feature matters.
Moves from abstract features to concrete benefits for stronger persuasion.
5. Buyer Persona Development
Prompt:
Create a detailed buyer persona for [insert business or product]. Include demographics (age, location, job title), psychographics (interests, values, lifestyle), pain points, goals, and common objections or barriers to purchase. Highlight how they discover new products or services and note any preferred communication channels.
Why this works:
Prompts the AI to consider multiple dimensions of a target audience.
A well-defined persona guides focused and relevant marketing efforts.
6. Long-Form Sales Letter
Prompt:
Write a long-form sales letter targeting the buyer persona described below: [paste persona details]. Open with a compelling hook, provide background on the problem or need, introduce the product or service as a solution (with features, advantages, benefits), include testimonials or case studies for credibility, and conclude with a direct call-to-action or offer. Aim for a logical flow and persuasive tone.
Why this works:
Combines persona-based insights with a structured sales letter format.
Encourages use of testimonials/case studies for credibility.
7. Video Sales Letter (VSL) Script
Prompt:
Create a video sales letter (VSL) script for the following buyer persona: [paste persona details]. Start with a strong hook, detail the main pain points, introduce your product or service as the solution, and include at least one testimonial or success story. End by reiterating the key benefits and providing a clear call to action (e.g., ‘Click the link below to…’). Suggest simple visual or graphical elements to reinforce each section.
Why this works:
Adapts the traditional sales letter format to a video context.
Specifically requests visual prompts or elements to enhance engagement.
Productivity Prompts for AI
1. Excel Function Explanation (Excel Dictionary)
Prompt:
Explain how the following Excel function or formula works in simple terms: [insert function/formula]. Include its purpose, syntax, and at least one practical example. Highlight any common mistakes or best practices.
Why this works:
Clarifies syntax and purpose of the function.
Provides an example and warns against common errors.
2. Excel Helper (Commands & Solutions)
Prompt:
I need help with an Excel problem: [briefly describe the issue, e.g., sorting data, creating conditional formatting]. Suggest the specific steps or commands required to solve it, and explain how they work so I can replicate it.
Why this works:
Focuses on practical step-by-step instructions.
Encourages understanding and replication.
3. Excel Macro Creator
Prompt:
Generate a VBA macro in Excel to accomplish the following task: [insert desired task or automation]. Include instructions on where to place the code and how to run it effectively (e.g., keyboard shortcut).
Why this works:
Provides an end-to-end solution (code + deployment steps).
Empowers users to automate tasks in Excel with minimal guesswork.
4. Native Translator
Prompt:
Translate the following text into [insert target language]. Maintain the original context and meaning, but adapt idioms or phrases for cultural clarity if needed. Text: [paste text].
Why this works:
Balances literal accuracy with cultural adaptation.
Stays faithful to the original context.
5. Language Detector & Translator
Prompt:
Identify the language of the following text: [paste text]. Then, provide a translation into [insert target language]. Also, briefly note any cultural nuances or phrases that might require clarification.
Why this works:
Combines language detection with translation.
Ensures the user understands nuances or potential ambiguities.
6. Expert Language Translator
Prompt:
Translate the following text into [insert target language] while using a [formal/friendly/technical/etc.] tone of voice and writing style. Text: [paste text]. Clearly indicate any parts where tone or style needed adaptation.
Why this works:
Customizes tone and style, not just language.
Encourages the AI to highlight language shifts.
7. Keyword Extraction
Prompt:
From the following text, extract key phrases or keywords that capture its main ideas or themes. Also, indicate which ones appear most frequently. Text: [paste text].
Why this works:
Provides both keyword identification and frequency.
Helps users quickly grasp the text’s focus areas.
8. Extractive Summary
Prompt:
Generate an extractive summary of the following text. Only use direct quotes or sentences from the original without altering wording. Ensure the summary retains the essential points. Text: [paste text].
Why this works:
Stays true to the author’s exact wording.
Helps preserve accuracy for technical or legal documents.
9. Topic Extraction
Prompt:
Identify the main topics covered in this text: [paste text]. Provide a brief label or descriptor for each topic, and list any subtopics if relevant.
Why this works:
Breaks down the text into thematically related chunks.
Offers a clear roadmap for deeper research or focus.
10. Abstractive vs. Extractive Summary Comparison
Prompt:
Given the following text: [paste text], please produce two summaries: one extractive (direct quotes, minimal rewriting) and one abstractive (rewritten for brevity and clarity). Compare how they differ in style, length, and detail.
Why this works:
Demonstrates the contrast between two summarization approaches.
Provides insights into the trade-offs of each method.
11. Bullet Point Summary
Prompt:
Create a concise bullet point summary of the following text: [paste text]. Each bullet should encapsulate a key idea or takeaway, making it easy to skim and understand the main points quickly.
Why this works:
Offers a quick, scannable format.
Is ideal for presentations or memo-ready notes.
12. TL;DR Summary
Prompt:
Give me a TL;DR (too long; didn’t read) summary of this text: [paste text]. Aim for one or two sentences that capture the core message or outcome.
Why this works:
Encourages extreme brevity.
Ideal for fast-paced communication settings.
13. Research Paper Summary
Prompt:
Summarize the key findings, methodology, and conclusions of this research paper: [paste text]. Provide enough detail to grasp the study’s purpose and results, but keep it concise. Mention any limitations or further research suggested by the authors.
Why this works:
Targets academic papers’ unique structure.
Balances detail with brevity, highlighting methodology, findings, and limitations.
14. Structured Academic Summary
Prompt:
Generate a structured summary for this academic text or lecture notes: [paste text]. Organize it into sections (e.g., background, key arguments, evidence, conclusion) for clarity and include brief bullet points under each section.
Why this works:
Provides an organized, section-based summary.
Clarifies complex content into manageable segments.
AI Prompts for Professionals
1. Financial Planning
Prompt:
Provide a high-level financial plan for [insert company type or size]. Include budgeting guidelines, cash flow management strategies, and potential long-term growth tactics. Specify recommended financial tools or software to implement these strategies effectively.
Why this works:
Focuses on both immediate and long-term financial health.
Suggests practical tools for implementation.
2. Tax Accounting
Prompt:
Give advice on tax compliance for [insert type of business or industry], covering key filing deadlines, permissible deductions, and potential pitfalls. Suggest ways to optimize tax liability while adhering to regulations, and mention any relevant regional or local laws.
Why this works:
Goes beyond generic tips by asking for industry specifics.
Addresses compliance, optimization, and region-specific laws.
3. Regulatory Compliance
Prompt:
Outline the essential regulatory compliance requirements for a [insert industry or business model]. Include licensing, reporting obligations, and any ongoing audits or certifications. Provide references to official guidelines or resources where possible.
Why this works:
Encourages a structured overview of compliance steps.
Recommends referencing official sources for credibility.
4. Accounting Dictionary
Prompt:
Explain the following accounting terms in plain language: [list specific terms]. For each term, provide a real-world example of how it might be applied in a small or medium-sized business context.
Why this works:
Simplifies complex jargon.
Links definitions to everyday business scenarios.
5. Business Auditor
Prompt:
Analyze the strengths and potential challenges of a [insert type/size of business], focusing on operations, financials, and market positioning. Provide at least three recommendations to mitigate risks and enhance competitive advantage.
Balances strengths with actionable improvement tips.
6. Business Idea Generator
Prompt:
Generate three unique business ideas for the [insert industry], targeting an underserved market segment or emerging trend. For each idea, outline the core value proposition, key differentiators, and a rough go-to-market strategy.
Why this works:
Encourages innovation in an existing industry.
Provides a mini-plan (value proposition, differentiators, GTM).
7. Marketing Manager
Prompt:
Suggest a marketing strategy for [insert business or product], incorporating relevant frameworks (e.g., AIDA, PAS, or FAB). Include recommended channels, messaging angles, and a brief competitor analysis to ensure uniqueness.
Why this works:
Calls for structured marketing frameworks plus competitor insight.
Encourages multi-channel planning.
8. Business Advisor
Prompt:
Offer business advice on improving efficiency in [insert company type], focusing on workflows, team communication, and technology integration. Provide quick-win tactics and longer-term process optimizations.
Why this works:
Mixes immediate, practical tips with strategic improvements.
Considers people, processes, and technology.
9. Investment Manager
Prompt:
Provide investment advice for [insert job role or individual], who has [insert amount of money]. Suggest a balanced approach that considers risk tolerance, diversification strategies, and potential investment vehicles. Note any economic trends or indicators that might influence decisions.
Why this works:
Tailors advice to a specific role, amount, and risk appetite.
Acknowledges market conditions as part of the strategy.
10. Excel Macro Helper
Prompt:
Create a VBA macro to automate [insert repetitive task] in Excel. Provide the code, a step-by-step guide on how to implement it, and instructions on customizing it for similar tasks.
Why this works:
Supplies an immediate automation solution plus instructions for adaptation.
Enables users to replicate or modify the macro for other uses.
11. Financial Dictionary
Prompt:
Explain these financial terms in everyday language: [list terms]. For each term, provide a scenario or case study (e.g., a small business applying the concept or an investor using it in portfolio decisions).
Why this works:
Clarifies definitions with real-world examples.
Shows how each term is practically applied.
12. Interview Questions Generator
Prompt:
Generate a list of interview questions for the role of [insert job title]. Include both technical skill questions and behavioral or situational questions. Provide insights on what a strong candidate’s answers might include.
Why this works:
Covers both skills and cultural fit.
Adds context to help evaluate answers.
13. Employee Retention & Engagement
Prompt:
Suggest ways to boost employee retention and engagement in [insert company type or size]. Focus on recognition programs, professional development opportunities, and workplace culture improvements.
Encourages a mix of short- and long-term strategies.
14. Employee Development Plan
Prompt:
Create an employee development plan for a [insert job role] in [insert company type]. Outline specific goals, required skills, recommended training resources, and performance metrics to track progress.
Why this works:
Helps structure career growth around tangible goals and metrics.
Encourages a well-rounded approach to skill development.
15. Employee Performance Evaluation
Prompt:
Draft a performance review template suitable for multiple departments (e.g., sales, marketing, operations) in [insert company type]. Include key performance indicators, soft-skill assessments, and a section for goal-setting.
Why this works:
Standardizes evaluation across departments.
Combines hard metrics with soft-skill measurements.
16. Case Law Generator
Prompt:
Provide a list of relevant case laws for [insert legal area or country], summarizing the precedent each case sets. Highlight the core legal principles that emerged and how they might impact similar cases today.
Why this works:
Combines a list of cases with context and implications.
Useful for quick legal references or study.
17. Risk & Liabilities Generator
Prompt:
List potential risks and liabilities for [insert client or business scenario]. Group them into categories (e.g., legal, financial, operational) and suggest one or two risk mitigation strategies per category.
Why this works:
Encourages a structured approach to risk identification.
Adds quick mitigation tactics, not just a list of risks.
18. Legal Research Helper
Prompt:
Outline the best practices for [insert area of law] in [insert location]. Cite any crucial regulations or statutes, and describe how they apply to common business scenarios or individual cases.
Why this works:
Combines legal frameworks with practical applications.
Encourages citation of relevant statutes or guidelines.
19. Legal Precedents
Prompt:
Identify key legal precedents in [insert area of law] within [insert jurisdiction]. Summarize the background of each precedent and explain its significance for current or future legal cases.
Why this works:
Provides a historical lens and current relevance.
Focuses on case background plus real-world significance.
20. Document Analyst
Prompt:
Analyze the following legal document: [paste text]. Summarize its purpose, identify any critical clauses or obligations, and note any areas where further clarification or negotiation might be advisable.
Why this works:
Guides a focused review of legal documents.
Suggests looking for potential issues or negotiation points.
21. Drafting Settlement Agreement
Prompt:
Draft a settlement agreement between [party A] and [party B] regarding [insert dispute or context]. Outline key clauses (e.g., confidentiality, payment terms, non-admission of fault) and ensure it meets basic legal requirements.
Why this works:
Provides a structured approach to a common legal document.
Generate a 10-question quiz on [insert subject], including multiple-choice and true/false formats. Provide the correct answer and a brief explanation for each question to aid understanding.
Why this works:
Combines multiple question types for variety.
Encourages educational reinforcement with explanations.
23. Subject Overview
Prompt:
For the subject [insert subject], list major subtopics or modules that should be taught in a comprehensive course. Include a brief description of what each subtopic covers and any essential learning objectives.
Why this works:
Helps structure a curriculum or course outline.
Keeps each module focused with a core objective.
24. Resource Generator
Prompt:
Suggest helpful resources and tools for teaching or studying [insert subject], such as websites, books, apps, or software. Provide a brief note on how each resource supports learning or professional practice.
Why this works:
Offers a curated resource list.
Explains how each tool can be practically used.
25. Lesson Plan Calendar
Prompt:
Develop a three-month lesson plan for [insert subject], with a weekly or bi-weekly schedule. Include the topics to be covered, key objectives, and recommended activities or materials for each session.
Why this works:
Structures content over a set timeframe.
Aligns each session with objectives and required materials.
SEO Prompts for AI
1. Keyword Strategy
Prompt:
Develop a keyword strategy starting with my seed keyword: [insert seed keyword]. Please research related terms, evaluate their search volume and difficulty, and prioritize which ones to target first. Provide a short rationale for each recommended keyword.
Why this works:
Guides the AI to perform keyword research and filtering.
Asks for rationale, ensuring clarity on choices.
2. Search Intent Analysis
Prompt:
For the following keywords: [insert keyword list], determine their primary search intent (informational, navigational, transactional, or commercial). Explain how each intent might influence the content you’d create or how you’d optimize a page to satisfy that intent.
Why this works:
Distinguishes different types of intent.
Demonstrates how intent alters content strategies.
3. Related Keyword Generator
Prompt:
Using [insert seed keyword], find 10–15 closely related or semantically relevant keywords. Include a brief note on the search intent of each related keyword and suggest a possible content angle (e.g., blog post, product page) to address it.
Why this works:
Expands on the seed keyword with direct relevance.
Connects each related keyword to potential content ideas.
4. Long-Tail Keyword Generator
Prompt:
Generate a list of 10 long-tail keywords stemming from [insert seed keyword], each reflecting a specific user query or niche concern. Indicate the potential search volume (if possible) or level of user interest, and propose how you might incorporate these into content or product pages.
Why this works:
Targets more specific user queries.
Encourages strategic use across various site pages.
5. Product Description Generator
Prompt:
Write an SEO-friendly product description for [insert product name]. Use relevant keywords naturally, focus on the product’s unique selling points, and include a brief bullet-list of features and benefits. Also suggest an internal link anchor text that could connect to a related page.
Why this works:
Balances SEO keywords with persuasive product info.
Encourages internal linking, boosting on-site SEO.
6. Category Description Generator
Prompt:
Create an engaging, keyword-optimized category description for [insert category name] on an e-commerce website. Include the main keywords, highlight how products in this category solve a specific need, and conclude with a short CTA to explore or purchase.
Why this works:
Optimizes category pages for better SEO.
Includes a clear user prompt to browse or buy.
7. Landing Page Generator
Prompt:
Develop a landing page outline for the e-commerce product [insert product/service]. Incorporate target keywords, a compelling headline, social proof, and a clear CTA. Specify recommended heading tags (H1, H2) and meta tags to boost SEO.
Why this works:
Addresses key landing page elements for conversions.
Emphasizes structured tagging for better SEO visibility.
8. Bulk Titles & Descriptions
Prompt:
Generate meta titles and descriptions in bulk for these products: [insert product list]. Each should be within recommended character limits (up to ~60 for titles, ~155 for descriptions), include a main keyword, and maintain a unique, engaging angle.
Why this works:
Tackles the common need for multiple SEO meta tags.
Reinforces character limit constraints for SERP appearance.
9. Optimize Google Business Profile (GMB)
Prompt:
Suggest improvements for my Google Business Profile for [insert business type]. Include best practices for business descriptions, address/phone details, category selection, photos, and any relevant features (e.g., special offers, Q&A, or product listings).
Why this works:
Covers GMB essentials for local SEO.
Encourages usage of all GMB features.
10. GMB Attributes
Prompt:
List the most relevant Google Business Profile attributes for a [insert business type], and provide a brief explanation of why each attribute might attract local customers or improve discoverability in search.
Why this works:
Helps businesses highlight specific offerings or amenities.
Aligns attributes with local search relevance.
11. Google Business Profile Posts
Prompt:
Generate three promotional post ideas for my Google Business Profile. Each post should have a concise headline, a brief description of an offer or update, and a call-to-action that encourages users to click or visit our website.
Why this works:
Focuses on short, impactful content for local audiences.
Encourages active posting, which can boost local ranking signals.
12. Google Business Profile Q&A
Prompt:
Create five common Questions & Answers to feature on my Google Business Profile for [insert business type]. Each Q&A should clarify a key service detail, pricing, or policy. Ensure they address typical customer concerns and boost local SEO.
Why this works:
Proactively addresses customer queries.
Signals comprehensive service info to search engines.
13. GMB Post from Existing Content
Prompt:
Transform the following piece of content into a concise Google Business Profile post: [paste content]. Maintain the key message, shorten it to ~100 words, and add a clear CTA. Focus on local relevance if possible.
Why this works:
Repurposes existing content for local outreach.
Encourages brand consistency across channels.
14. Meta Title & Description Generator
Prompt:
For these keywords: [insert keyword list], craft meta titles and descriptions. Keep titles under ~60 characters and descriptions under ~155 characters. Each should be unique, incorporate the keyword naturally, and inspire clicks from search results.
Why this works:
Enforces strict character constraints for SERP display.
Emphasizes uniqueness to avoid duplicate content issues.
15. Silo Structure Creation
Prompt:
Create a website content silo structure focused on the keyword [insert keyword]. Outline main pillar pages, supporting subtopics or blog posts, and how internal linking should work among them. Show how this structure can improve relevance and SEO rankings.
Why this works:
Encourages strategic organization of site content around a key topic.
Highlights how internal linking passes authority between pages.
16. Insert Keywords into Content
Prompt:
Review the following content: [paste text]. Identify where to insert or tweak these keywords: [list keywords] so that they fit naturally and improve SEO. Suggest changes without compromising readability and flow.
Why this works:
Focuses on on-page SEO through strategic keyword placement.
Suggest 5 creative Facebook post ideas for [insert topic or product]. Each idea should include a short description, possible visuals, and a specific call-to-action to boost engagement.
Why this works:
Encourages diverse post formats (text, visual, CTA).
Guides users toward action-oriented content.
2. Facebook Group Post
Prompt:
Generate 5 discussion topics or interactive activities for a Facebook Group about [insert topic or industry]. Each should foster conversation, encourage sharing, or help solve a common problem.
Why this works:
Promotes community engagement through relevant, problem-solving discussions.
Sparks user-generated content and deeper group interaction.
3. Facebook Ad Creator
Prompt:
Write a compelling Facebook ad for [insert product/service]. Include a catchy headline, a short body text highlighting a unique selling point, and a clear call-to-action. Suggest an image or graphic concept that aligns with the ad message.
Why this works:
Focuses on key ad components (headline, body, CTA).
Offers a visual concept, which is critical for social ads.
4. Facebook Post Calendar
Prompt:
Generate a three-month Facebook content calendar for [insert brand or topic]. Include post themes for each week (e.g., tips, behind-the-scenes, polls), recommended posting days, and brief post descriptions to maintain consistent engagement.
Why this works:
Helps plan diverse content in advance.
Ensures consistency and thematic variety over time.
Instagram
5. Generate Instagram Carousel
Prompt:
Create an Instagram carousel concept for [insert topic], detailing up to 5 slides with brief text for each. Outline the caption, recommended hashtags, and a call-to-action at the final slide.
Why this works:
Encourages multi-slide storytelling or tips.
Provides a strong CTA to engage viewers at the end.
6. Generate Instagram Caption
Prompt:
Write an engaging Instagram caption for [insert post or image description]. Include a hook within the first line, a short descriptive body, and a final statement prompting likes, comments, or shares. Suggest 5 related hashtags.
Why this works:
Focuses on the essential elements of an effective caption.
Adds discoverability with relevant hashtags.
7. Instagram Post Calendar
Prompt:
Develop a three-month Instagram content calendar for [insert brand or theme]. Include weekly themes, post ideas (e.g., reels, photos, stories), and sample captions or hashtags to maintain brand consistency.
Why this works:
Encourages regular posting in varied formats.
Maintains a cohesive brand presence over time.
LinkedIn
8. LinkedIn Post Creator
Prompt:
Propose 5 engaging LinkedIn post ideas for professionals in [insert industry]. Each idea should include a topic or question, a brief summary of the key point, and a suggested way to spark discussion or share expertise.
Why this works:
Tailors content to LinkedIn’s professional focus.
Encourages industry-specific thought leadership and engagement.
9. LinkedIn Comment Generator
Prompt:
Draft a thoughtful reply to a LinkedIn post about [insert topic]. Address the main points of the post, add a relevant personal insight or statistic, and close with an open-ended question or supportive remark.
Why this works:
Demonstrates engagement and expertise.
Ends with a question, facilitating continued discussion.
10. LinkedIn Bio Generator
Prompt:
Create a concise, professional LinkedIn bio for [insert job role or industry]. Highlight key skills, experience, and a personal angle or passion that sets this profile apart. Conclude with a short statement of career goals.
Why this works:
Focuses on professional achievements while adding personal flair.
Ends on a future-oriented note, showcasing ambition.
11. LinkedIn Connection Message
Prompt:
Write a personalized LinkedIn connection message to a [insert job role or industry peer]. Briefly introduce yourself, mention a shared interest or connection, and propose a reason to connect (e.g., collaboration or shared insights).
Demonstrates professionalism and clarity of purpose.
12. LinkedIn Ad Generator
Prompt:
Craft an engaging LinkedIn ad for [insert product/service]. Include a short, professional headline, a succinct description highlighting the business benefit, and a CTA inviting clicks or inquiries. Optionally suggest a suitable banner image concept.
Why this works:
Blends B2B clarity with concise ad copy.
Addresses LinkedIn’s more formal audience expectations.
13. LinkedIn Hashtag Generator
Prompt:
Suggest 10 popular LinkedIn hashtags relevant to [insert topic or industry]. Ensure they reflect professional topics and can help the post reach the right network.
Why this works:
LinkedIn hashtags differ from casual social platforms.
Targets professional communities for expanded reach.
14. LinkedIn Post Calendar
Prompt:
Develop a LinkedIn content calendar for the next three months for [insert personal brand/company]. Include weekly post ideas (e.g., industry insights, polls, company updates) and tips on how to engage a professional audience.
Why this works:
Ensures consistent professional engagement.
Mixes content types to maintain interest and thought leadership.
Pinterest
15. Keywords for Pinterest
Prompt:
Generate a list of 10 SEO-optimized keywords for Pinterest related to [insert niche or product]. Provide a brief rationale for each keyword’s popularity or relevance.
Why this works:
Focuses on Pinterest’s unique search engine aspect.
Encourages data-backed keyword selection.
16. Generate Pin Titles
Prompt:
Suggest 5 Pinterest pin titles for content about [insert topic or product]. Each title should be catchy, include a relevant keyword, and fit within Pinterest’s recommended character limit.
Why this works:
Targets eye-catching, concise titles.
Optimizes for Pinterest’s platform constraints.
17. Generate Pin Descriptions
Prompt:
Create 5 Pinterest pin descriptions for [insert topic or product]. Each description should naturally incorporate keywords, highlight a main benefit or takeaway, and encourage users to click through.
Why this works:
Blends SEO with a persuasive call-to-action.
Focuses on capturing user interest quickly.
18. Pinterest Hashtag Generator
Prompt:
Provide 10 popular hashtags for Pinterest related to [insert topic]. Ensure they’re both trendy and specific enough to attract targeted viewers.
Why this works:
Helps content appear in relevant Pinterest searches.
Balances popularity with niche specificity.
19. Pinterest Pin Calendar
Prompt:
Develop a three-month Pinterest content calendar for [insert brand or topic]. Suggest pin themes, recommended posting frequency, and how to integrate seasonal or trending events into the pin content.
Why this works:
Encourages consistent pinning, a key tactic for Pinterest growth.
Incorporates seasonal relevance to capture timely interest.
TikTok
20. TikTok Video Ideas
Prompt:
Suggest 5 catchy TikTok video ideas for [insert product or theme]. For each idea, indicate the hook, brief description, and how it can engage the target audience (e.g., humor, trend, or challenge).
Why this works:
Addresses the short-form, trend-based nature of TikTok.
Emphasizes audience engagement strategies.
21. TikTok Script Writer
Prompt:
Write a short, engaging script for a TikTok video about [insert topic]. Include an attention-grabbing intro, a middle section explaining or demonstrating something, and a closing CTA to follow or visit a link.
Why this works:
Breaks down the script into clear segments.
Aligns with TikTok’s fast-paced content structure.
22. TikTok Hashtag Generator
Prompt:
Generate 10 trending TikTok hashtags relevant to [insert topic or niche]. Include a mix of broad and niche tags to maximize discovery.
Why this works:
Encourages balancing high-traffic and targeted hashtags.
Expands potential reach on the TikTok platform.
23. TikTok Post Calendar
Prompt:
Create a three-month TikTok content calendar for [insert brand or product]. Outline video concepts, possible trends to leverage, and suggested posting frequency for each month.
Why this works:
Ensures consistent publishing to ride trending waves.
Encourages planning around TikTok’s rapidly changing trends.
X (formerly Twitter)
24. Engaging X Thread
Prompt:
Draft an X thread about [insert topic or industry insight]. Include 5–7 tweets, each adding a new piece of information or perspective. End with a question or statement that prompts replies and discussions.
Why this works:
Threads allow deeper storytelling on X.
Invites engagement with a concluding prompt.
25. X Personalized Bio
Prompt:
Create a concise, unique X bio for a [insert job role or industry]. Incorporate a personal touch (a hobby, a fun fact) and a brief statement of what followers can expect from your tweets.
Why this works:
Balances professional identity with personal flair.
Clarifies why others would want to follow.
26. Convert Article into X Thread
Prompt:
Turn the following article into a compelling X thread: [paste article or summary]. Break the content into concise tweets, highlight key points, and include relevant hashtags to boost discoverability.
Why this works:
Summarizes long-form content for a quick, shareable format.
Adds hashtags for broader reach.
27. Respond to Customers on X
Prompt:
Suggest replies to common customer complaints about [insert product or service] on X. Provide a brief acknowledgment of the issue, a solution or next step, and a friendly brand voice that conveys empathy.
Why this works:
Demonstrates brand reliability and empathy.
Helps keep responses polite, consistent, and constructive.
28. X Hashtag Generator
Prompt:
Provide 10 popular X hashtags relevant to [insert topic or event]. Include a note on whether each hashtag is evergreen or primarily tied to a current trend.
Why this works:
Differentiates between evergreen and trend-based tags.
Helps content remain timely and visible.
29. X Thread Calendar
Prompt:
Develop a three-month X strategy focusing on weekly threads for [insert brand or topic]. Suggest a theme or topic for each week, possible tweet outlines, and ways to incorporate visuals or polls.
Why this works:
Encourages planned, consistent use of threads.
Integrates interactive elements like polls for engagement.
YouTube
30. YouTube Script Creator
Prompt:
Outline a full YouTube video script for [insert topic]. Include an intro hook, main talking points (with approximate timestamps), and a closing that summarizes key takeaways while encouraging viewers to like/subscribe.
Why this works:
Breaks the video down into sections, making filming/editing easier.
Encourages viewer engagement with subscribe or like prompts.
31. YouTube Shorts Script
Prompt:
Create a concise, 60-second YouTube Shorts script about [insert topic]. Start with an attention-grabbing line, deliver a quick explanation or tip, and end with a short CTA. Mention visuals or text overlays if relevant.
Why this works:
Leverages YouTube Shorts’ ultra-short format.
Encourages clarity and brevity in content delivery.
32. YouTube Title & Descriptions
Prompt:
Generate 5 potential video titles and descriptions for a YouTube video about [insert topic]. Make each title eye-catching, keep descriptions around 150 words, and naturally include target keywords for SEO.
Why this works:
Focuses on discoverability through optimized titles and descriptions.
Encourages variety to test different angles or hooks.
33. YouTube Transcript to Article
Prompt:
Convert this YouTube transcript into a concise, blog-ready article: [paste transcript]. Maintain a logical flow, add headings, and craft an SEO-friendly title. Aim for a reading time of around 4–5 minutes.
Why this works:
Repurposes video content into written form.
Encourages structured, SEO-focused formatting.
34. YouTube Ads Generator
Prompt:
Write 3 variations of a YouTube ad script promoting [insert product/service]. Each variation should have a unique angle (e.g., testimonial, storytelling, quick facts) and end with a direct call-to-action.
Why this works:
Encourages testing multiple ad creatives for better performance.
Focuses on variety and strong CTAs.
35. YouTube Tags Generator
Prompt:
Suggest 10 relevant tags for a YouTube video about [insert topic]. Balance high-traffic broad tags with more specific long-tail tags that capture niche audiences.
Why this works:
Helps the video rank for both broad and specific searches.
Strengthens SEO by mixing short and long-tail keywords.
36. YouTube Video Calendar
Prompt:
Create a three-month YouTube upload schedule for [insert channel or topic]. Propose video ideas for each week, a brief bullet-point outline of each topic, and tips for promoting each video.
Why this works:
Ensures a consistent posting cadence.
Encourages integrated promotional tactics for each video.
