LLM Prompts

An audit framework to evaluate landing page clarity, CTA effectiveness, and quick fixes to improve conversions for any lead magnet.

A strategy guide for using an ebook as a magnet: designing the signup page, segmenting leads, and automating follow-on email flows.

A blueprint for a webinar-based funnel that starts with a free signup page, continues with a follow-up email series, and culminates in a paid offer.

A rewrite guide emphasizing limited availability or countdown timers to create FOMO and conclude with a direct purchase invitation.

A strategic planner for selecting and positioning the right lead magnet, designing its landing page, and mapping the nurturing email sequence.

A page outline that addresses upfront objections with bullet points clarifying pricing, ROI, and the unique approach, ending in a discovery-call CTA.

A detailed page using the Features-Advantages-Benefits framework plus social proof to justify a premium investment and reassure readers.

A brief landing page using a hook, a relatable story, and a direct offer to engage visitors and drive subscriptions or sign-ups.

A template for events or webinars that highlights unique takeaways, key speaker insights, and ends with a strong registration call to action.

A page scaffold following Attention-Interest-Desire-Action to grab attention, outline member benefits, and guide readers toward conversion.

A narrative-driven layout that uses a “before and after” storyline to showcase transformation and close with an outcome-focused prompt.

A layout centered on client success stories and social proof snippets to build trust and encourage visitors to book a consultation or purchase.

A versatile template structured around the Hero’s Journey to paint a “before” and “after” scenario and drive action with a clear call to action.

A 400-word landing page that uses bullet points to spotlight key features and benefits of your physical product, concluding with a direct purchase CTA.

A landing page format built like an FAQ to address common objections and questions, ending with a compelling enrollment or signup prompt.

A concise page design that leverages urgency, exclusivity, and at least one testimonial to boost credibility and prompt immediate action.

A 700-word landing page emphasizing FOMO for your digital product, weaving in social proof or testimonials and ending with a scarcity-driven CTA.

A concise 500-word storytelling rewrite of your existing landing page, starting with an anecdote, introducing the solution, and wrapping up with a sign-up CTA.

A 600-word landing page crafted with the Problem-Agitate-Solution framework, highlighting your audience’s pain point, urgency, and a compelling CTA.

A weekly roundup that begins with a quick summary of web-sourced headlines and then offers a 300-word piece on how those trends impact your audience.

A monthly brand-focused newsletter that opens with a 300-word thought leadership article and closes with a concise Q&A answering common customer questions.

A bi-weekly behind-the-scenes newsletter featuring a 300-word look at operations, a bullet list of industry news, and a CTA inviting further engagement.

A weekly “tip of the week” email with a 200-word actionable advice segment and a 300-word deeper dive—all original, brand-centric content.

A monthly positioning newsletter that recaps major developments in your field and delivers a 300-word insights piece tying those updates back to your offerings.

A weekly update that keeps subscribers excited with a 200-word highlight of a featured product or service, followed by a 300-word customer story or testimonial.

A monthly email focused on education, combining a 300-word tutorial or step-by-step guide with a brief update on recent milestones or announcements.

A bi-weekly newsletter that underscores your thought leadership with a 100-word trend summary and a 250–300-word editorial linking trends to your solutions.

A weekly “insights” email centered on a single theme, featuring a 300-word analysis or how-to guide and ending with a concise CTA.

Plan a weekly newsletter with a brief behind-the-scenes update and a 300-word opinion piece, ending with a clear CTA for reader interaction.

Develop a quarterly newsletter highlighting major accomplishments and upcoming plans, paired with a 300-word market-relevant article.

Compose a monthly newsletter showcasing a customer success story and a 300-word editorial with actionable advice or insights.

Outline a bi-weekly newsletter that summarizes industry headlines and includes a 200–300-word editorial linking trends to your offerings.

Create a monthly newsletter focused on customer engagement with a 200-word success highlight and a 300-word educational piece.

Write a weekly newsletter template featuring a “news corner” with current events and a 300-word spotlight article tied to your brand.

Design playful or bold subject lines that address common pain points or solutions to help your emails stand out in crowded inboxes.

Develop campaign subject lines in a chosen tone—intriguing, controversial, or funny—that include your product or service or a standout feature.

Come up with urgent or persuasive subject lines for sale emails that mention discount percentages or specific products to prompt clicks.

Create attention-grabbing subject lines for special offers by combining specified adjectives and tones with your product or service name.

Brainstorm subject lines for a new product launch email using a defined tone and highlighting a key benefit or unique selling point.

Generate ten engaging email subject line ideas, mindful of character limits, to boost open rates for any pasted email content.

Produce an informal yet professional cover letter for creative or startup roles, balancing uniqueness with the role’s requirements.

Customize an existing cover letter draft for a specific job posting by focusing on your key accomplishments and preferred style.

Write a targeted cover letter that demonstrates how you’ll fit into a company’s culture, highlighting teamwork style and relevant experiences.

Craft a cover letter that emphasizes your ability to solve a particular problem, using examples of past successes and a tone suited to the employer.

Compose a concise, one-page cover letter that clearly states your top three strengths and unique traits.

Draft a cover letter emphasizing leadership abilities and measurable results for a management or senior role.

Emphasize recent certifications or education in your cover letter to show how they enhance your fit for the role.

Personalize a cover letter by referencing company research, recent projects, and the tone you wish to strike.

Produce a persuasive cover letter explaining transferable skills to facilitate a transition between industries.

Tell a story of your career growth with a narrative-style cover letter that aligns with the company’s mission.