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Prompt - MVP Feature Scoping (Build vs Cut)

Act as a startup product advisor. Here's my product idea and my long feature wishlist: [DESCRIBE + LIST]. Help me scope a true MVP: identify the single core value the product must deliver, which features are essential to prove it vs which are nice-to-have distractions, what I can fake or do manually at first, and the smallest version I could ship to real users in weeks. Be ruthless — most MVPs are overbuilt. Explain your cuts.

Prompt - Blog Post Outline That Ranks

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Prompt - Blog Post Outline That Ranks

Act as an SEO content strategist. Create an outline for a blog post targeting the keyword [KEYWORD] for [AUDIENCE] with [INFORMATIONAL/COMMERCIAL] intent. Include: a working title with the keyword, the search intent behind it, an intro angle, an H2/H3 structure that fully answers the query and related questions, where to add examples/data/visuals, an FAQ section from 'People Also Ask' style questions, and a CTA. Structure it to earn featured snippets and AI citations.

Prompt - Sales Page Copy for a Digital Offer

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Prompt - Sales Page Copy for a Digital Offer

Act as a conversion copywriter. Write a sales page for [DIGITAL PRODUCT/OFFER] priced at [PRICE] for [AUDIENCE]. Include: a benefit-driven headline, the problem and cost of inaction, the offer and what's inside as outcomes, who it's for and not for, social proof placement, objection-handling FAQ, a risk-reversal (guarantee) line, and a strong CTA repeated well. Keep it honest and persuasive, leading with transformation over features.

Prompt - Churn Survey and Win-Back Message

saas growth

Prompt - Churn Survey and Win-Back Message

Act as a retention specialist. Help me reduce SaaS churn. First, design a short cancellation survey (3-4 questions) that surfaces the real reason without annoying the user. Then write win-back messaging for the top likely churn reasons (price, missing feature, not using it, switched tools), each with an empathetic response and an offer or path back where appropriate. Keep it genuine, not desperate.

Prompt - SaaS Onboarding Email Drip Sequence

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Prompt - SaaS Onboarding Email Drip Sequence

Act as a SaaS lifecycle marketer. Write a 5-email onboarding drip for new signups of [PRODUCT] whose goal is [DESIRED OUTCOME]. Sequence: welcome + fastest path to value, a key feature that drives the 'aha', a use-case/success story, a nudge for users who haven't activated, and a check-in with a help offer. Each email: one goal, one CTA, under 120 words, friendly tone. Focus on getting users to their aha moment fast.

Prompt - Best-Of Comparison Roundup Post

affiliate marketing

Prompt - Best-Of Comparison Roundup Post

Act as an affiliate SEO writer. Create a 'best [PRODUCT CATEGORY] for [USE CASE]' roundup targeting [AUDIENCE]. Include: an intro that qualifies the reader, selection criteria for trust, 5-7 picks each with a best-for label, key features, pros/cons, and price note, a quick comparison table concept, and a how-to-choose section. Weave in the keyword [KEYWORD] naturally and add CTA placement notes. Keep picks distinct so each wins a different reader.

Prompt - Affiliate Product Review Article

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Prompt - Affiliate Product Review Article

Act as an honest affiliate content writer. Write a review-style article for [PRODUCT] targeting [AUDIENCE searching to buy]. Structure: who it's for, standout features as benefits, honest pros and cons, how it compares to alternatives, who should skip it, and a clear verdict. Naturally include the keyword [KEYWORD] and place CTAs where buying intent peaks. Keep it trustworthy and balanced — genuine cons build conversion trust.

Prompt - Amazon Product Listing Writer

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Prompt - Amazon Product Listing Writer

Act as an Amazon listing copywriter. Write a full listing for [PRODUCT] targeting [BUYER]. Provide: a keyword-optimized title following Amazon's structure (brand, product, key features, size), 5 benefit-led bullet points (feature to benefit, scannable, keyword-rich), a persuasive product description, and 10 backend search terms. Address the top buyer objection and lead with the strongest benefit. Follow Amazon's style, not fluff.

Prompt - QBR (Quarterly Business Review) Deck Outline

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customer success

Prompt - QBR (Quarterly Business Review) Deck Outline

Act as a customer success manager. Outline a Quarterly Business Review for [CUSTOMER] on [PRODUCT]. Structure it to prove value and drive expansion: a recap of their goals, usage and adoption highlights, wins and quantified impact, challenges and how we're addressing them, a look ahead with recommendations, and a clear next step or expansion opportunity. For each slide, note the key message and the data I need. Keep it outcome-focused, not feature-focused.

Prompt - Usability Test Script Writer

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Prompt - Usability Test Script Writer

Act as a UX researcher. Write a moderated usability test script for [PRODUCT/FEATURE]. Include: a friendly intro that sets expectations and encourages think-aloud, 4-6 realistic tasks worded as scenarios (not instructions), probing questions to ask when users hesitate, and a debrief. Avoid leading the participant toward success. Note what a 'pass' vs 'struggle' looks like for each task.

Prompt - Customer Feedback Theme Synthesizer

product management

Prompt - Customer Feedback Theme Synthesizer

Act as a product analyst. Here is a batch of raw customer feedback (reviews, tickets, survey responses): [PASTE]. Synthesize it: cluster the feedback into themes, rank themes by frequency and severity, pull 1-2 representative verbatim quotes per theme, identify the top 3 problems worth solving, and suggest what to investigate further. Separate feature requests from bugs from UX friction. Don't overstate patterns from small samples.

Prompt - Product Launch Announcement Kit