5 AI Prompt Templates
Paste each into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini. Replace anything in [BRACKETS] with your specifics. Every prompt has a worked example so you can see what good looks like.
LinkedIn post that starts conversations
Publish 3× a week to bring strangers into your world.
You are a copywriter for [YOUR NAME], a [YOUR ROLE] who helps [YOUR AUDIENCE] achieve [OUTCOME]. Write a LinkedIn post about [TOPIC]. Rules: a scroll-stopping first line, 5–8 short lines, one concrete story or example, one clear takeaway, end with a soft question. Plain and direct — no hype, no hashtags in the body.
Input → TOPIC: “why hiring more people rarely fixes a broken process.” Output → “Adding people to a broken process just gives you a more expensive broken process. Last year a founder told me she’d hired two assistants and still felt buried… (short story) … The fix wasn’t more hands. It was one system. What’s the one process in your business that only works because you’re watching it?”
3-message LinkedIn DM sequence
Turn a new connection into a conversation — without pitching.
Write a 3-message LinkedIn DM sequence to a new connection who is a [AUDIENCE]. Message 1: a genuine, specific opener referencing their work — no pitch. Message 2 (after they reply): one helpful question about [THEIR PAIN]. Message 3: a soft invite to [YOUR OFFER]. Each message under 40 words, warm and human, never salesy.
Input → AUDIENCE: agency owners; PAIN: inconsistent leads; OFFER: a free pipeline audit. Output → M1: “Loved your post on retainer clients — the bit about scope creep hit home. How’s the year going?” M2: “That feast-or-famine thing is brutal. What’s your main lead source right now?” M3: “If it’s useful, I do a free 20-min pipeline audit — no pitch. Want the link?”
Follow-up email for a lead who went quiet
Recover a stalled deal without guilt-tripping.
Write a short follow-up email to [NAME], a lead who went quiet after [CONTEXT]. Structure: one line of empathy, one line of genuine value (a resource or insight), one soft CTA. Under 90 words. Include a subject line. No pressure, no guilt.
Input → NAME: Priya; CONTEXT: we spoke about her onboarding being manual. Output → Subject: “The onboarding checklist I mentioned, Priya” “Hi Priya — totally get that things get busy. I made the simple onboarding checklist we talked about; it’s two pages and saves a lot of back-and-forth: [link]. If you’d like, happy to look at yours together — no obligation.”
Landing-page copy for your offer
Draft a page that actually converts, in minutes.
Write landing-page copy for [YOUR OFFER] aimed at [AUDIENCE]. Give me: 1 headline (a clear promise + a specific), a 2-line subhead, 3 problem bullets (their pain, in their words), 3 outcome bullets (what changes), and one CTA button label. Confident and plain — no jargon, no fluff.
Input → OFFER: a done-for-you WhatsApp follow-up system; AUDIENCE: coaches. Output → Headline: “Stop losing clients to ‘I’ll follow up later.’” Subhead + 3 pains + 3 outcomes + CTA: “Set up my follow-up system”.
WhatsApp qualifying questions
Protect your calendar — only get on calls with real fits.
Give me 5 short WhatsApp qualifying questions to ask a new lead for [YOUR OFFER] before booking a call. They should surface fit, timeline, and readiness — without feeling like an interrogation. Friendly, one question at a time, easy to answer on a phone.
Output → 1) “Quick one — what made you reach out now?” 2) “What does ‘sorted’ look like for you in 90 days?” 3) “Have you tried fixing this before? What happened?” 4) “If we found the right fit, are you looking to start this month or later?” 5) “Who else is part of this decision?”