Structured AI Prompt Examples

Act as a Facebook Ads specialist with 10 years of DTC experience. Product: [PRODUCT NAME]. Target audience: [AUDIENCE]. Core pain point: [PAIN]. USP: [USP]. Write 3 ad copy variations: (1) problem-agitation-solution format, (2) social proof-led, (3) curiosity hook. Each variation: headline (7 words max), primary text (3 sentences), CTA button text.

Act as an SEO content strategist. Topic: [TOPIC]. Primary keyword: [KEYWORD]. Secondary keywords: [LIST 3–5]. Target audience: [AUDIENCE]. Search intent: informational. Create a full blog post outline with: 3 title options, intro hook (1 sentence), 5–7 H2 sections with 2–3 H3 subpoints each, conclusion direction, and meta description (under 155 characters).

Act as an expert B2B sales copywriter. My service: [SERVICE]. Target: [ROLE] at [COMPANY TYPE]. Specific pain point I solve: [PAIN]. Social proof: [ONE SENTENCE PROOF]. Write a cold email: subject line (under 8 words), opening line (personalized, not generic), 2 sentences of value, 1 sentence CTA. Total email length: max 5 sentences. No fluff. No long intros.

Act as a LinkedIn content strategist specializing in B2B thought leadership. Topic: [TOPIC]. My background/perspective: [CONTEXT]. Audience: [AUDIENCE]. Write a LinkedIn post with: hook line (creates pattern interrupt, under 15 words), 4–6 short insight lines (1 sentence each), a practical takeaway, and a simple engagement question. No hashtags. No emojis. Professional but conversational tone.

Act as a startup communications specialist. Company: [COMPANY NAME]. Stage: [SERIES/ROUND]. Reporting period: [MONTH/QUARTER]. Key metrics: [MRR/ARR, growth rate, users]. Wins this period: [LIST]. Challenges: [LIST]. Ask: [SPECIFIC REQUEST if any]. Write a concise investor update email with: 3-sentence executive summary, metrics section (table format), wins (bullet points), challenges (honest, solution-focused), team update (1 sentence), and next period priorities (3 bullets). Max 400 words.

Act as an expert tutor in [SUBJECT]. Topic: [TOPIC]. My level: [BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED]. Exam in: [TIMEFRAME]. Create a study summary with: (1) core concept definition in plain language, (2) 5 key points I must know, (3) 3 real-world examples, (4) 3 common misconceptions, (5) 5 likely exam questions with outline answers. Use bullet points throughout. Avoid jargon unless essential.

Act as a productivity coach specializing in knowledge workers. My top 3 priorities this week: [LIST]. Current blockers: [LIST]. Available focused hours: [HOURS]. Current energy pattern: [MORNING/AFTERNOON/EVENING]. Create a structured weekly plan with: daily priority blocks, best time slots for deep work, tasks to batch, tasks to delegate, and one thing to drop or delay. Format as a daily breakdown. Keep each day max 5 lines.

Act as an SEO specialist with expertise in click-through rate optimization. Page type: [BLOG POST/LANDING PAGE/PRODUCT PAGE]. Primary keyword: [KEYWORD]. Page topic: [TOPIC]. Target searcher intent: [INFORMATIONAL/TRANSACTIONAL/NAVIGATIONAL]. Write: 3 meta title options (under 60 characters, include keyword), 3 meta description options (under 155 characters, include keyword, clear benefit, soft CTA). Flag which combination you recommend and why.

Act as an expert email marketer specializing in SaaS onboarding. Product: [PRODUCT]. Primary user goal: [GOAL]. Free trial length: [DAYS]. Key features to highlight: [LIST 3]. Write a 5-email welcome sequence: Email 1 (Day 0): warm welcome + first action step. Email 2 (Day 2): feature spotlight + use case. Email 3 (Day 4): social proof + case study. Email 4 (Day 7): upgrade nudge + urgency. Email 5 (Day 14): re-engagement + soft ask. Each email: subject line, preview text (40 chars), body (150 words max), single CTA.

Act as a senior business analyst. My product: [PRODUCT]. Target market: [MARKET]. Competitors to analyze: [LIST 3–5]. For each competitor, analyze: positioning statement, target customer, pricing model, top 3 strengths, top 3 weaknesses, and notable differentiators. Then provide: a positioning gap analysis, 3 differentiation opportunities for my product, and recommended messaging angles based on competitive gaps. Format as structured sections.