Useful prompts for work that needs doing.

Translate the following technical product information and messy copy into plain, everyday language that the target audience can instantly understand.

Target Audience Profile:
{{target_audience}}

Technical Product Description / Feature List:
{{product_description}}

Current Messy Copy / Jargon-Heavy Pitch:
{{current_copy}}

Output Requirements:
1. A one-sentence elevator pitch using plain, everyday language.
2. A clear analogy or metaphor that makes the value immediately obvious.
3. A simplified 'Problem vs. Solution' breakdown free of industry buzzwords.

Constraint Checklist & Confidence Score:
- Zero hype openers, buzzwords, or marketing fluff (e.g., 'synergize', 'cutting-edge').
- Focus exclusively on user value, not backend technical implementation.
- Directly address the provided inputs without making up fictional features or statistics.

Provide your confidence score from 1-5, then output the translated assets.

Design a step-by-step methodology and data-sourcing blueprint to build a B2B prospect list from scratch for the following target parameters:

Target Industry/Sector: {{target_industry}}
Ideal Customer Profile (ICP): {{icp_definition}}
Core Offering & Value Proposition: {{core_offering}}
Primary Geography: {{geography}}
Target Buyer Persona: {{buyer_persona}}

Provide an actionable, ethical, and public-domain data discovery framework that does not rely on proprietary databases or illegal scraping tools. Your response must include:

1. Sourcing Channels: Specific public registries, trade associations, directory types, and industry-specific platforms where these target companies can be identified.
2. Data Discovery Process: A step-by-step methodology to extract company names, domains, and locations from these non-IT sources.
3. Decision-Maker Identification: A framework for mapping specific job titles and determining contact naming conventions or email syntax patterns.
4. Verification & Enrichment: Manual or semi-automated verification steps to ensure data accuracy and compliance.

Analyze the following business offering and market constraints to generate a prioritized list of high-fit prospect categories, qualifying criteria, and outreach angles.

Product/Service Description: {{product_description}}
Current Customer Profile / Target Industry: {{target_industry}}
Geographic/Operational Constraints: {{market_constraints}}
Company Stage: {{company_stage}}

Generate a structured market analysis with the following sections:
1. 3-5 distinct high-fit prospect segments, prioritized by potential value and ease of conversion.
2. Specific qualifying criteria (firmographics, demographics, and behavioral triggers) for each segment.
3. The primary pain point and a tailored, non-hype outreach angle for each segment.

Maintain a professional, practical, and direct tone without conversational padding.

Act as an expert B2B product marketing strategist. Define and validate a precise Ideal Customer Profile (ICP) based on the provided offering and observations to eliminate audience uncertainty.

Product/Service Description:
{{offering_description}}

Features, Core Capabilities, or Deliverables:
{{offering_features}}

Historical Observations, Customer Inquiries, or Sales Attempts:
{{historical_observations}}

Target Market Focus:
{{market_focus}}

Provide an ICP output structured precisely as follows:
1. Segmented Ideal Customer Profile: Detailed firmographic or demographic traits, primary pain points, and triggering events.
2. Prioritized Sub-Segments: Ranked target customer sub-segments based on value and ease of acquisition.
3. Core Messaging Hooks: Actionable messaging hooks directly mapped to the identified customer's top problems without relying on vague generalities or unverified market data.

Analyze the provided Google Analytics data for {{niche}} and generate a data-backed content plan for the upcoming month.

### Inputs Provided:
- Top Pages & Metrics: {{top_pages_data}}
- Engagement Metrics: {{engagement_data}}
- Traffic Channels: {{traffic_channels}}

### Instructions:
1. Provide a concise performance summary highlighting top content drivers and drop-off points based strictly on the provided data.
2. Outline 3-5 data-backed content topics mapped to specific audience intent and traffic channels.
3. Create a structured content calendar outline including formats, primary keywords, and success metrics.

Do not invent fake traffic numbers or statistics. Avoid conversational filler, hype openers, and methodological explanations.

Draft a personalized thank-you email to {{prospect_name}} following our first sales call. 

Context to incorporate:
- Company: {{company_name}}
- Main pain point or objective discussed: {{pain_point}}
- Specific detail or insight shared: {{conversation_detail}}
- Agreed-upon next steps and timeline: {{next_steps}}

Constraints:
- Write a concise, professional email subject line.
- Open briefly by expressing appreciation for their time.
- Integrate the conversation detail naturally without sounding template-driven.
- Clearly outline the agreed next steps.
- Use a low-pressure, professional sign-off.
- Avoid generic filler phrases, excessive flattery, hype openers, or politeness padding.

Act as a B2B Go-To-Market Strategist. Analyze the following parameters to build an account targeting, qualification, and outreach framework.

Ideal Customer Profile (ICP):
{{icp_definition}}

Target Buyer Personas:
{{buyer_personas}}

Value Proposition & Use Cases:
{{value_proposition}}

Campaign Region/Geography:
{{geography}}

Deliver the output structured strictly as follows:
1. Target Account Segments: A structured breakdown of account tiers with defining firmographic characteristics.
2. Qualification & Disqualification Criteria: Specific, actionable parameters to instantly qualify or disqualify incoming leads.
3. Tailored Outreach Angles: Concrete buyer pain points mapped directly to specific value drivers for each persona.

Analyze the following offering and define the precise target audience for positioning, messaging, and go-to-market execution.

Product/Service Details:
{{product_description}}

Core Problem Solved:
{{core_problem}}

Current User Feedback/Base:
{{current_users}}

Market Segment Focus:
{{market_segment}}

Provide an analysis containing:
1. Primary and secondary target audience profiles (demographics, psychographics, behaviors, and distinction between end-users and economic buyers).
2. Core pain points and specific triggers that compel these audiences to buy.
3. Key qualification criteria separating high-fit customers from low-fit prospects, ensuring the definition avoids vague or overly broad categories.

Convert the following resolved support ticket into a clear, concise help centre article for self-service users.

Ticket Description:
{{ticket_description}}

Troubleshooting Steps Taken:
{{troubleshooting_steps}}

Final Resolution:
{{final_resolution}}

Target Audience:
{{target_audience}}

Output Requirements:
1. Provide a catchy, search-friendly title outlining the specific problem.
2. Include a brief introductory sentence describing who this article is for.
3. List step-by-step instructions using clear, imperative verbs based strictly on the provided troubleshooting steps and resolution.
4. Add a brief troubleshooting or 'Still need help?' sign-off.
5. Remove all ticket-specific conversational filler, greetings, metadata, and private user data. Do not invent extra troubleshooting steps.

Rewrite the product page headline and subhead to maximize relevance and conversion for a specific buyer segment.

Current Messaging:
{{current_messaging}}

Target Buyer Segment:
{{buyer_segment}}

Core Product Offering:
{{product_offering}}

Tone Style:
{{tone_style}}

Instructions:
1. Write 3 headline and subhead options tailored directly to the specified buyer segment's primary pain point or desire.
2. Ensure the subhead explains the mechanism and value clearly for that segment.
3. Use clear, direct language free of hype, buzzwords, or generic marketing fluff.
4. Provide the output directly without conversational filler.

Analyze the provided weekly CRM deal stage changes to generate a concise pipeline health summary for sales leadership. Stick strictly to the data provided and avoid inventing metrics, revenue figures, or deal movements.

Target Report Format:
1. Executive Overview: Total pipeline volume added, advanced, and lost based on {{deal_data}}.
2. Stage Progression Velocity: Analysis of deals moving forward versus backward, segmented by {{pipeline_segment}}.
3. Bottleneck Identification: Highlight key bottlenecks where deals are stalling, referencing the {{stalled_deals_context}}.
4. Actionable Recommendations: Direct, analytical suggestions for pipeline acceleration to be discussed during the {{meeting_type}}.

Tone and Constraints:
- Maintain a professional, direct, and analytical tone with zero sales hype or motivational filler.
- Focus strictly on overall pipeline health, not individual rep performance.

Draft an email reply to {{customer_name}} regarding their delayed refund for transaction {{transaction_reference}}.

The delay is due to the following reason: {{delay_reason}}.

Requirements:
- Acknowledge the delay clearly and directly.
- Maintain a calm, professional, and empathetic tone without fluff or corporate buzzwords.
- Explain the situation transparently.
- Do NOT promise a specific arrival date or timeframe for the refund.
- Keep it concise and ready to send with no placeholder brackets remaining.

Act as an expert B2B copywriter. Write exactly five distinct LinkedIn hooks for a customer case study based on the inputs below. Each hook must test a different messaging angle (e.g., metric-first, contrarian, problem-agitation, before-and-after, peer-comparison). Keep each hook under two lines. Use a professional, anti-hype tone free of clickbait, deceptive claims, politeness padding, or conversational filler. Rely strictly on the provided information without fabricating metrics or details.

Customer Industry/Profile: {{customer_profile}}
Core Problem/Pain Point: {{core_problem}}
Key Metric/Result: {{key_metric}}
Product/Solution Category: {{solution_category}}

You are an expert B2B sales development representative. Write a concise, personalized cold outreach message based on the prospect data and context provided below.

Prospect Details:
- Name and Title: {{prospect_info}}
- Company and Industry: {{company_info}}
- Recent Trigger Event: {{trigger_event}}
- Value Proposition: {{value_proposition}}
- Channel: {{outreach_channel}}

Constraints:
1. Length: Exactly 3 to 4 short paragraphs.
2. Tone: Professional, direct, and conversational.
3. Opening: Start directly with relevance to the trigger event or industry context. Zero politeness padding, zero generic AI filler (e.g., "I hope this finds you well"), and zero hype openers.
4. Body: Connect the trigger event directly to the value proposition without inventing fake statistics, case studies, or unverified claims.
5. Call to Action (CTA): End with a clear, low-friction, single-sentence question or CTA that is easy to answer.

Output only the final outreach message ready for use.

Write a concise, professional follow-up email to re-engage {{prospect_name}} at {{company_name}}.

Context of the last interaction: {{last_interaction}}
Value proposition or relevant insight previously discussed: {{value_proposition}}

Requirements:
- Subject line must be short, relevant, and non-clickbait.
- Body copy must be under 75 words.
- Include a single, low-friction call-to-action (e.g., a simple question).
- Strictly avoid filler phrases like 'hope you are doing well' or 'just bumping this to the top of your inbox'.
- Maintain a direct, calm, and professional commercial tone with no hype, politeness padding, manufactured deadlines, or fabricated statistics.

Hello {{name}}

You are helping me prepare for a discovery call.

Company: {{company}}
What they do: {{what_they_do}}
Who I am meeting: {{contact_role}}
What I sell: {{my_offer}}
Call length: {{call_length}}

Write a question plan with:
1. Three opening questions about their current process.
2. Four questions that uncover cost, delay, or risk in that process.
3. Two questions about who else is affected and who decides.
4. One closing question that agrees a concrete next step.

Keep every question short and open-ended. No jargon. No pitching.