AI Prompt Library

Write 3 different opening lines for a cold email to [role] at [company]. Context: [what you noticed about their company/product]. Each opener should reference something specific to them, avoid clichés like "I hope this finds you well," and be under 20 words.

Generate 8 subject line options for a cold email about [topic/offer] to [persona]. Keep each under 6 words, avoid spam-trigger words (free, guarantee, act now), and make at least 3 curiosity-driven and 3 direct/specific.

Write a 3-email follow-up sequence for a cold outreach campaign. Email 1 was: [paste email]. No response after 4 days. Each follow-up should add new value or a new angle, not just "checking in," and get progressively shorter.

I sent this cold email: [paste email] and got this reply: [paste reply]. Write a response that acknowledges the objection directly, reframes the value in one sentence, and ends with a low-commitment next step.

Write a LinkedIn connection request message (under 300 characters) to accompany this cold email: [paste email]. It should reference the same specific detail but not repeat the email's ask.

Rewrite this feature bullet as a value statement using the "so what" test — state the outcome the customer gets, not what the feature does: [paste bullet]. Give 3 variations.

Generate 8 headline options for a landing page. Product: [1-sentence description]. Target customer: [persona]. Main outcome they want: [outcome]. Each headline should be 5-12 words, avoid buzzwords like "seamless" or "revolutionary," and include the outcome, not the category.

Generate 10 CTA button copy variations for [action, e.g. "starting a free trial"]. Include at least 3 that state a specific commitment level (e.g. "no credit card required") and 3 that are outcome-framed instead of action-framed.

Here are 5 customer testimonials: [paste]. Select and lightly edit the 3 strongest for a landing page, prioritizing quotes with specific numbers or outcomes over general praise. Explain why you picked each one.

Based on this product description: [paste], list the 8 most likely objections a skeptical buyer would have before purchasing, then write a one-sentence FAQ answer for each that removes the objection without being defensive.

Suggest 3 sets of pricing tier names (3 tiers each) for a SaaS product serving [target customer]. Each set should map to the customer's self-image or growth stage, not generic labels like "Basic/Pro/Enterprise."

Write FAQ answers for a SaaS pricing page addressing: cancellation policy, refunds, plan switching, and data portability. Context: [describe your actual policies]. Each answer should be 1-3 sentences, direct, and not sound defensive.

My SaaS product does [description]. List 5 candidate "value metrics" I could price against (e.g. seats, usage, outcomes), and for each one explain in one sentence whether it aligns with the value the customer actually gets.

Write 3 different responses to the objection "[price] is too expensive" for a SaaS product that costs [price]/month and does [value]. One should reframe around cost of inaction, one around comparison to the alternative's cost, one around ROI math.

Write an email announcing a price increase from [old price] to [new price], effective [date], to existing customers. Grandfather current customers for [X months]. Tone: direct, not apologetic, explain the "why" in one sentence.

Create an outline for a listicle article titled "[title]" targeting [audience]. Give me 6-10 numbered items with a one-sentence angle for each, ordered by how much impact each one has.

I write about [niche] for [audience]. List 15 article topics organized into 3 content pillars, each pillar building toward showcasing expertise that would make [audience] trust me enough to buy [product type].

Here is a list of my article titles and one-sentence summaries: [paste]. Suggest which articles should link to which, and what anchor text to use, to build topical authority around [core topic].

Write 3 meta description options (under 155 characters) for an article titled "[title]" about [1-sentence summary]. Each should include a reason to click that isn't already in the title.

Turn this article into: (1) a 5-tweet thread, (2) a LinkedIn post under 200 words, (3) a 3-slide carousel outline. Article: [paste or summarize]. Keep the strongest single insight as the hook for all three.

Write 5 one-line positioning statements for [product] using the format: "[Product] helps [specific customer] [achieve outcome] without [common pain/tradeoff]." Vary the customer specificity and outcome framing across the 5.

My product is [description]. My main competitor is [competitor], known for [their strength]. Write 3 ways to position against them without directly disparaging them, each emphasizing a different real differentiator: [list 2-3 real differentiators].

Write 3 versions of a 30-second elevator pitch for [product] — one for a potential customer, one for an investor, one for a potential hire. Same product, different emphasis for each audience.

Generate 10 tagline options (under 8 words) for [product], which does [description] for [audience]. Avoid generic SaaS tagline patterns like "[Verb] your [noun]. [Benefit]." — vary the structure.

Based on these 5 customer descriptions who got the most value from my product: [paste], identify the 3 common traits that best predict who else would get similarly high value, and write a 2-sentence ideal customer profile.