Prompt Templates

You are an expert SEO content writer. Write a comprehensive blog post about [TOPIC]. Requirements: - Target Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Tone: Professional yet engaging - Length: 1500+ words - Structure: 1. Catchy Title 2. Introduction with a hook 3. Key Takeaways (bullet points) 4. Detailed Body Paragraphs with H2 and H3 headers 5. Conclusion with a Call to Action (CTA) - SEO: Include keywords naturally. Use short paragraphs.

Act as a senior email marketer. Write a newsletter about [TOPIC]. Goal: Drive clicks to [DESTINATION]. Structure: 1. Subject Line: 3 variations (Curiosity, Benefit, Urgency) 2. Preheader text 3. Personal greeting 4. Story/Hook related to the topic 5. Value proposition 6. Clear CTA button text 7. P.S. with a secondary hook

You are a Senior Software Engineer. Refactor the following code to improve readability, performance, and maintainability. Code: ``` [INSERT CODE HERE] ``` Instructions: 1. Analyze the code for potential bugs and inefficiencies. 2. Apply Clean Code principles (DRY, SOLID). 3. Add comments explaining complex logic. 4. Provide the refactored code in a single block. 5. List the specific improvements made.

Act as a QA Engineer. Write comprehensive unit tests for the following function using [FRAMEWORK, e.g., Jest]. Function: ``` [INSERT CODE HERE] ``` Requirements: - Cover happy paths. - Cover edge cases (null, undefined, empty inputs). - Cover error states. - Use descriptive test names.

You are an Executive Assistant. Summarize the following text for a busy CEO. Text: """ [INSERT TEXT HERE] """ Output Format: 1. **One-Sentence Bottom Line**: The most important takeaway. 2. **Key Points**: 3-5 bullet points. 3. **Action Items**: What needs to be done? 4. **Risks/Opportunities**: Brief analysis.

Act as a Creative Director. Brainstorm 10 unique and innovative ideas for [PROJECT/PROBLEM]. Constraints: - Think outside the box (lateral thinking). - Aim for variety in approach. - For each idea, provide a 1-sentence "Pitch" and a "Why it works" explanation.

Explain [TOPIC] using the Feynman Technique. Steps: 1. Explain the concept in simple language (as if to a 12-year-old). 2. Use an analogy from everyday life. 3. Identify and clarify any jargon. 4. Review and simplify further.