LinkedIn post with a hook
Write a LinkedIn post about [topic] for the audience [audience]. Tone: competent and approachable, no buzzwords. Start with a strong hook, max 1,200 characters, end with an open question.
Ready-to-use AI prompts for everyday work
Tested copy-paste prompts for ChatGPT & co. — for marketing, email, ops, HR and analysis. Just copy, replace the [placeholders], and go.
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B2B cold email
Write a short B2B first-contact email to [role] in the [industry] industry. State the benefit clearly in three sentences, add one concrete call-to-action, no sales fluff. Max 90 words.
Persuasive proposal copy
Write persuasive proposal copy for the service [service]. Structure: the client's problem, the solution, the process, the concrete benefit. Factual, trustworthy, no exaggeration.
Summarise a long email
Summarise the following email in at most three bullet points and clearly state the required next action: [paste email]
Polite decline
Write a friendly, professional decline to the following request without closing the door for the future: [paste request]
Reply draft
Write a professional reply draft to this message. Tone: [friendly / factual / firm]. Message: [paste text]
Meeting minutes from notes
Turn these notes into structured minutes with three sections: decisions made, to-dos (with owners), open points: [paste notes]
Prioritise the week
Here are my tasks for the week. Prioritise them by urgency and impact (Eisenhower matrix) and propose a sensible daily plan: [paste tasks]
Make text clear
Rewrite the following text so it's clear, short and easy to understand — keep my tone. Output only the clean final version: [paste text]
Modern job ad
Write a job ad for the role [role] at a [company type]. Sections: Your tasks, Your profile, Our offer. Modern, inclusive, no clichés.
Structured interview questions
Create eight structured interview questions for the role [role] that test both technical fit and team fit and motivation.
SWOT analysis
Create a SWOT analysis for [company / idea]. Three to four concrete points per field, ending with a clear recommendation.
Explain it simply
Explain [topic] so a layperson understands it in five sentences. No jargon without a short explanation, ideally with an everyday analogy.
Pros & cons for a decision
I'm considering whether to [decision]. List four solid arguments for and against each, then give a reasoned recommendation.