AI Business Prompts to Copy and Edit
Need inspiration for your AI business? Explore our collection of prompts designed to spark creativity, streamline processes, and drive innovation. Click to copy and edit any prompt to suit your specific needs.
"Act as a senior social media strategist. My company, [Your Company Name], is launching a new [Product/Service, e.g., eco-friendly subscription box]. Our target audience is [Audience, e.g., environmentally conscious millennials aged 25-40]. Create a 3-platform social media campaign to announce the launch. The goal is to drive traffic to our product page. Instagram: Write copy for a 5-image carousel post. Focus on visual appeal and user-generated content feel. Include 10 relevant hashtags. LinkedIn: Write a more professional post targeted at potential B2B partners or industry leaders. Focus on the innovation and market opportunity. Twitter (X): Write a 4-tweet thread. The first tweet should be a hook, the next two should explain the benefits, and the last should be a clear call-to-action with a link."
"Act as an expert B2B sales copywriter. I need to write a cold email to a [Target Role, e.g., Head of Marketing] at a [Target Industry, e.g., mid-sized tech company]. My product, [Your Product], helps them solve [Specific Pain Point, e.g., tracking ROI on their content marketing]. Our key value proposition is [Value Prop, e.g., we provide a clear dashboard that connects content to revenue in under 5 minutes]. Write a concise (<150 words) and personalized email. Also, provide 3 different subject lines to A/B test."
"Act as a market research analyst. Based on the following data about my business, create a detailed customer persona for my ideal customer. Product: [e.g., A high-end, ergonomic office chair] Current Customer Demographics: [e.g., Ages 30-55, work from home, income over $80k, interested in tech and wellness] Customer Feedback: [e.g., "I love that my back doesn't hurt after a long day," "It was an investment, but worth it."] Create a persona named "Alex" and structure the output with these sections: Demographics Goals & Motivations (What are they trying to achieve?) Pain Points & Challenges (What problems do they face that my product solves?) A "Day in the Life" paragraph A quote that summarizes their perspective."
"Act as a business strategy consultant. I need a SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) analysis for my business. My Business: [Brief description, e.g., A local coffee shop known for its artisanal roasts and community atmosphere]. Key Strengths: [e.g., Prime location, loyal customer base, unique supplier relationships]. Key Weaknesses: [e.g., Limited seating, no mobile ordering app, high rent]. Market Context: [e.g., A new Starbucks is opening two blocks away, and the city is promoting a 'shop local' initiative]. Based on this, generate a SWOT analysis. For each of the four categories, provide at least 3 distinct bullet points."
"Act as an experienced HR manager and leadership coach. I need to give constructive feedback to an employee, [Employee Name], during their performance review. Area for Improvement: [e.g., The employee often misses deadlines on team projects.] Employee's Strengths: [e.g., They are very creative and produce high-quality work.] Rewrite my feedback using the Situation-Behavior-Impact (SBI) model. Frame it in a way that is encouraging and focused on growth, not criticism. Also, suggest one open-ended question I can ask to start the conversation."
"Act as a highly efficient executive assistant. Part 1 (Agenda): Generate an agenda for a 60-minute meeting about [Meeting Topic, e.g., the Q3 Marketing Budget]. The attendees are [List roles, e.g., the CEO, CFO, and Head of Marketing]. The goal is to [Meeting Goal, e.g., finalize the budget allocation]. The agenda should include time allocations for each topic and list the owner of each agenda item. Part 2 (Summary): Now, imagine the meeting is over. Take these messy notes and turn them into a clean, professional summary email: [Paste your rough meeting notes here]. The summary must include a section for Key Decisions and a table for Action Items with columns for 'Task', 'Owner', and 'Due Date'."
"Act as a senior HR specialist with expertise in diversity and inclusion. Write a job description for the role of [Job Title, e.g., Senior Graphic Designer]. Include these sections: About Our Company: [Use this snippet about our culture: [Your company culture description]] The Role: [A brief overview of the position] Key Responsibilities: [List 3-5 primary duties: [List of duties]] What We're Looking For: [List required skills/experience: [List of skills]] Crucially: Review the entire text to ensure it uses inclusive language that will attract a diverse pool of candidates. Remove corporate jargon and gender-coded words."
"Act as a seasoned Project Manager. My team is about to start a new project: [Project Name/Goal, e.g., 'Develop a new customer onboarding process']. The estimated timeline is [e.g., 6 weeks]. Outline a high-level project plan. The plan should include: Major Phases: (e.g., Discovery, Design, Implementation, Testing, Launch). Key Deliverables: For each phase, list 2-3 essential outputs. Potential Risks: Identify 3 potential risks or roadblocks we might face. Stakeholders: List the key roles that should be involved."