How to get good results
- Give context: who you are, who it is for, and what you want them to do.
- Ask for three options, then pick and edit the best one.
- Read everything before you send or post it. You are responsible for it, not the AI.
- Never paste private customer details, passwords or bank information into an AI tool.
- Save the prompts that work. Reusable prompts are how you move from Level 2 to Level 3.
Content
Post ideas
I am a [what you do] in [city]. My customers are [who they are]. Give me 10 post ideas for this month that show my real work and answer questions customers ask me. Keep each idea to one line.
Caption from a voice note
Turn this voice note transcript into an Instagram caption of under 120 words, in a warm, simple tone, ending with one clear call to action: [paste transcript].
Short video script
Write a 30-second phone video script showing [the process or result]. Start with a hook in the first 3 seconds, keep the language simple, and end by telling viewers how to book.
Repurpose one piece
Here is a post I wrote: [paste]. Turn it into: a WhatsApp status message, 3 short tweets, and a 5-slide carousel outline.
Before and after story
Help me tell a short before-and-after story about [a job you did], without exaggerating. Focus on what the customer was struggling with and what changed.
Customer replies
Price enquiry reply
A customer asked "How much is [service]?" Write a friendly WhatsApp reply that gives the price of [price], explains what is included, and asks one question to move them toward booking.
Follow-up after no reply
Write a polite follow-up message for someone who asked about [service] 3 days ago and has not replied. No pressure, under 50 words.
Handling a complaint
A customer is unhappy because [what happened]. Write a calm reply that acknowledges the problem, explains what I will do next: [your fix], and keeps the relationship.
Quick replies set
Write 6 short WhatsApp Business quick replies for my [type of business]: greeting, prices, location and hours, how to book, payment details placeholder, and thank you after purchase.
Asking for a review
Write a short message asking a happy customer for a 2-sentence review I can share, and making it easy to say no.
Pricing and offers
What my price includes
List everything that goes into delivering [service], including the hidden work customers do not see, so I can explain my price with confidence.
Package options
Turn my service [service] into three packages: basic, standard and premium. Suggest what goes in each, based on what customers usually ask for.
Stack into an offer
I can do [skill 1], [skill 2] and [skill 3]. Suggest 3 offers that combine them to solve one complete problem for [type of client], each described in one sentence.
Price increase message
Write a respectful message to existing customers explaining that my price for [service] is changing from [old] to [new] on [date], and why it is worth it.
Proposals and admin
Simple proposal
Write a one-page proposal for [client] for [service]: the problem, what I will do, what is included and not included, timeline, price of [price], and next step.
Weekly plan
Here is everything on my plate this week: [list]. I have [hours] hours. Help me choose the 3 most important tasks and plan them across the week.
Turn notes into a process
Here are rough notes on how I do [task]: [paste]. Turn them into clear numbered steps someone else could follow.
Meeting summary
Summarise these notes from a call with [client] into: decisions made, actions with owners and dates, and open questions: [paste notes].
Learning faster
Explain it simply
Explain [topic or tool] to me like a smart beginner, using an example from [your industry]. Then give me one small exercise to try today.
14-day practice plan
Create a 14-day plan, 20 minutes a day, for me to get good enough at [skill] to do one paid job. Each day should end with something I can show.