Category Playbooks

What to give it. What to ask for. How to fix it.

13 task categories. For each one: the right model, exactly what context you need to supply, what output to request, how to QA it, and what to do when the output is garbage.

Business Strategy

Browse Prompts

Best Model

ChatGPT GPT-5.5 Thinking / Claude Opus 4.7

Default Brevity

Detailed

What to Provide
  • Business model and current goal

  • Constraints: budget, timeline, resources

  • Market, competitors, target segment

  • Internal capabilities and team size

What To Ask For
  • Executive summary and diagnosis

  • Strategic options with risk trade-offs

  • Recommended path with rationale

  • Implementation plan + KPIs

Quality Checks
  • Output is specific to the provided business, not generic

  • Assumptions are clearly labeled where data was missing

  • No unsupported claims without source checks

  • Next actions are clear and executable this week

Copywriting

Browse Prompts

Best Model

ChatGPT GPT-5.5 / Claude Sonnet 4.6

Default Brevity

Standard

What to Provide
  • The offer and exactly what it does

  • Target audience and their primary pain point

  • Proof points: reviews, stats, case studies

  • Tone, channel, length limits, and CTA

  • Top 2–3 objections you hear from prospects

What To Ask For
  • Copy variants organized by section (hook → body → proof → CTA)

  • Objection-handling language

  • Recommended test priority between variants

Quality Checks
  • Hook, offer, audience, proof, objection, and CTA are all addressed

  • Output is specific to the business — not template filler

  • Assumptions are clearly labeled

  • Next actions are clear

Creative & Design

Browse Prompts

Best Model

Canva AI + ChatGPT GPT-5.5 / Claude Sonnet 4.6

Default Brevity

Standard

What to Provide
  • Brand kit: colors (hex), fonts, logo usage rules

  • Asset type and exact dimensions

  • Visual do/don't references (URLs or descriptions)

  • Target audience and usage channel

What To Ask For
  • Creative brief with art direction

  • Layout and composition guidance

  • Asset specs and format notes

  • QA checklist before final export

Quality Checks
  • Output is specific to the provided brand and context

  • Assumptions are clearly labeled

  • No unsupported claims

  • Next actions are clear and executable

Data & Analytics

Browse Prompts

Best Model

ChatGPT GPT-5.5 Thinking / Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview

Default Brevity

Detailed

What to Provide
  • Dataset or schema description

  • KPI definitions and target benchmarks

  • Date range and segment of interest

  • The business decision this analysis should inform

What To Ask For
  • KPI table with period comparisons

  • Findings and interpretation

  • Recommended action based on data

  • Caveats and data quality notes

Quality Checks
  • Analysis answers the specific business question, not a generic summary

  • Assumptions about missing data are explicitly flagged

  • Claims are tied to actual numbers in the dataset

  • Next action is concrete and tied to a specific metric

General

Browse Prompts

Best Model

ChatGPT GPT-5.5 / Claude Sonnet 4.6

Default Brevity

Standard

What to Provide
  • Goal in one sentence

  • Context: who, what, where, why

  • Constraints and deadline

  • One example of the output you want

What To Ask For
  • Structured answer with clear assumptions labeled

  • Recommendations with short rationale

  • Examples where relevant

  • Specific next steps

Quality Checks
  • Output addresses the actual goal, not a paraphrase of the goal

  • Assumptions are labeled

  • No unsupported claims

  • Next step is clear

Image

Browse Prompts

Best Model

Gemini 3.1 Flash Image Preview / Canva AI / ChatGPT GPT-5.5 for prompt refinement

Default Brevity

Exact Spec

What to Provide
  • Subject with specific detail (not "a woman" — "a 30s chef in a white apron")

  • Style reference: photographer, film, art movement, or direct URL

  • Composition, aspect ratio, and brand colors

  • Lighting type and negative prompts (what to exclude)

What To Ask For
  • Production-ready prompt with all six elements: subject, style, composition, lighting, camera, environment

  • Aspect ratio specified

  • Negative prompt list

Quality Checks
  • Prompt includes camera/composition, motion, lighting, and aspect ratio

  • Negative prompts are present

  • Subject description is specific enough to produce consistent resultsStyle reference is grounded (not just "cinematic")

Marketing

Browse Prompts

Best Model

ChatGPT GPT-5.5 / Claude Sonnet 4.6

Default Brevity

Standard

What to Provide
  • Business, offer, and target audience

  • Budget and target geography

  • Channel (Meta, Google, email, organic) and current results

  • Competitor examples that are working

  • Primary success metric (ROAS, CPA, leads, revenue)

What To Ask For
  • Campaign strategy with creative angles

  • Channel setup and budget allocation

  • Audience definition and targeting logic

  • KPIs with expected rangesNext 3 actions to launch

Quality Checks
  • Hook, offer, audience, proof, objection, and CTA are addressed

  • Strategy is specific to the business and channel, not generic

  • Assumptions are labeled

  • Next actions are executable this week

Productivity

Browse Prompts

Best Model

ChatGPT GPT-5.5 / Claude Sonnet 4.6

Default Brevity

Standard

What to Provide
  • Current workflow (step by step, as it actually runs)

  • Tools involved and people responsible

  • The bottleneck: where it breaks or slows

  • Frequency (daily, weekly, per-client) and approval rules

What To Ask For
  • Workflow map with ownersSOP or checklist

  • Automation opportunities with tool suggestions

  • RACI if multiple people are involved

  • Maintenance cadence

Quality Checks
  • Output matches the actual tools your team uses, not generic alternatives

  • Assumptions are labeled

  • Each step has a clear owner

  • Next actions are executable without additional design decisions

Prompt Engineering

Browse Prompts

Best Model

ChatGPT GPT-5.5 Thinking / Claude Opus 4.7

Default Brevity

Standard

What to Provide
  • Target model and tool (Claude, GPT-5.5, Gemini — each needs different framing)

  • Objective: what the prompt should produce every time

  • Inputs that will vary across runs

  • Constraints: length, format, banned words

  • One example of ideal output

What To Ask For
  • Reusable prompt template with variables marked [like this]

  • Instructions written inside the prompt (not just around it)

  • Output format specification

  • Validation tests: 3 different inputs to try

Quality Checks
  • Prompt produces consistent output across different inputs

  • Variables are clearly marked and documented

  • Output format is specified inside the prompt, not just assumed

  • Tested against at least 2 different inputs before trusting it

Sales & E-commerce

Browse Prompts

Best Model

ChatGPT GPT-5.5 Thinking / Claude Sonnet 4.6

Default Brevity

Detailed

What to Provide
  • Website or store URL

  • Product or service and its core promise

  • Target audience and funnel stage

  • Analytics: traffic, conversion rate, cart abandonmentCurrent conversion blocker (what you believe is wrong)

What To Ask For
  • Conversion diagnosis with prioritized fixes

  • Copy and UX recommendations per page

  • A/B test plan with specific variants to run

  • KPI impact estimate for top fixes

Quality Checks
  • Fixes are specific to the actual page, not generic CRO advice

  • Priority order is based on impact, not effort

  • Assumptions are labeled

  • Next actions are executable without a developer for the top 3

SEO & Content

Browse Prompts

Best Model

ChatGPT GPT-5.5 + Perplexity Sonar for current research

Default Brevity

Detailed

What to Provide
  • URL of the page being optimized or created

  • Target keyword and search intent (informational, commercial, transactional)

  • Target audience and location

  • Competitor URLs ranking for the same keyword

  • Internal links to include and products/services to reference

What To Ask For
  • SEO brief or full content draft

  • Outline with H2/H3 structure

  • On-page elements: title tag, meta description, H1

  • FAQ section and schema markup suggestionsInternal linking opportunities

Quality Checks
  • Search intent, internal links, FAQ, and on-page elements are included

  • Article sounds like a real expert, not SEO filler

  • Assumptions are labeled

  • CTA is present and natural

Social Media

Browse Prompts

Best Model

ChatGPT GPT-5.5 / Claude Sonnet 4.6

Default Brevity

Standard

What to Provide
  • Brand voice reference (a post or two that worked)

  • Target audience and platform (LinkedIn ≠ Instagram ≠ TikTok)

  • Goal: followers, website clicks, DMs, sales

  • Offer or topic being promoted

  • Posting cadence and visual reference

What To Ask For
  • Platform-ready hooks and captions

  • Posting sequence with dates/timing

  • Creative direction for visuals

  • CTA variants for each post

Quality Checks
  • Hook, offer, audience, proof, objection, and CTA are all addressed

  • Posts match the platform's native content style, not a generic template

  • Voice matches the provided brand reference

  • Next action is clear (schedule, design, post)

Video

Browse Prompts

Best Model

Higgsfield / Gemini / ChatGPT GPT-5.5 for prompt refinement

Default Brevity

Exact Spec

What to Provide
  • Scene concept and hook (first 2 seconds matter most)

  • Platform and duration (Reels = 15s, YouTube Short = 60s)

  • Subject, camera movement, and intended emotion

  • Script or voiceover if applicable

  • Negative prompts: what the video should never do or show

What To Ask For
  • Production-ready video prompt with scene, motion, shot sequence

  • Audio/VO notes and pacing

  • Platform framing (vertical vs horizontal vs square)

  • Negative prompt list

Quality Checks
  • Prompt includes camera movement, motion type, lighting, and aspect ratio

  • Negative prompts are present

  • Hook is described at the scene level, not just "engaging opening"

  • Platform and duration are specified

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