Prompt Library

80+ AI Prompt Samples — Copy & Use

Ready-to-use prompts for ChatGPT, Gemini & Claude — organized by task with difficulty levels. From beginner to advanced. Just copy, replace the [brackets], and paste. Includes output examples and pro tips for each category.

80+ Prompts 8 Categories 3 Difficulty Levels Pro Tips Included Copy & Paste Ready

How to Use These Prompts Effectively

Replace all [BRACKETED TEXT] with your specific details. The more context you give, the better the output. You can combine prompts — use a "Role" prompt first, then a "Task" prompt. Always iterate: ask AI to improve its own output.

Prompt Frameworks (Use Before Any Prompt)

🎯 RACE Framework

Role — "Act as a senior SEO expert"
Action — "Write a blog outline"
Context — "for a beginner audience in India"
Expectation — "in bullet point format, under 500 words"

🔗 Chain of Thought

Add "Think step by step" or "Explain your reasoning" at the end. This dramatically improves accuracy for maths, logic, and complex analysis tasks.

📋 Few-Shot Learning

Give 2–3 examples of the output you want before your actual request. AI learns the pattern and follows it precisely. Best for consistent formatting.

🔄 Iterative Refinement

"Make it shorter" → "Add more examples" → "Change tone to professional" → "Now format as a table". Each iteration improves output. Never accept first draft.

🔍 SEO Prompts

Keyword research, meta tags, content optimization, schema markup, and link building strategies. These prompts replace expensive SEO tools for most tasks.

Keyword Cluster Generator

Beginner

Act as an SEO expert specializing in the Indian market. Generate a keyword cluster for the seed keyword "[YOUR KEYWORD]". Provide: 1. 10 primary keywords (high volume) 2. 20 long-tail keywords (low competition) 3. 10 question-based keywords (for FAQ/PAA) 4. 5 LSI/semantic keywords For each keyword, indicate: - Search intent (informational/transactional/navigational) - Estimated competition (low/medium/high) - Content type suggestion (blog/landing page/comparison)

💡 Use this to plan an entire content calendar. One seed keyword → 45 content ideas.

Meta Title & Description (Batch)

Beginner

Write 5 SEO-optimized meta titles and descriptions for a page about "[TOPIC]". Rules: - Titles: under 60 characters, include primary keyword in first 3 words - Descriptions: 145-155 characters, include CTA and secondary keyword - Use power words: "proven", "complete", "free", "2026" - Include numbers where possible - Make them click-worthy (curiosity gap or benefit-driven) Primary keyword: [KEYWORD] Secondary keyword: [KEYWORD 2] Target audience: [AUDIENCE]

Topical Authority Content Plan

Advanced

Act as a senior SEO strategist. I want to build topical authority for "[MAIN TOPIC]" on my website. Create a complete content hub strategy: 1. PILLAR PAGE: Suggest the main pillar article (3000+ words) with H2/H3 structure 2. CLUSTER ARTICLES: List 15 supporting articles that link to the pillar 3. INTERNAL LINKING MAP: Show which articles should link to which (with anchor text) 4. CONTENT GAPS: Identify 5 topics my competitors likely cover that I should too 5. PUBLISHING SCHEDULE: Suggest order of publishing for maximum SEO impact My website niche: [NICHE] Current domain authority: [DA if known, or "new website"] Target country: India

💡 This single prompt replaces a ₹50,000 SEO audit. Use it to plan 3-6 months of content strategy.

Schema Markup Generator

Intermediate

Generate complete JSON-LD schema markup for my webpage. Page details: - Type: [Article/Product/FAQ/HowTo/LocalBusiness/Recipe] - Title: [PAGE TITLE] - Description: [BRIEF DESCRIPTION] - Author: [AUTHOR NAME] - Date published: [DATE] - FAQ questions (if applicable): [LIST 5 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS] Provide the complete JSON-LD code ready to paste in the <head> section. Include @context, @type, and all recommended properties for rich snippet eligibility.

Competitor Content Analysis

Advanced

I want to outrank this competitor article: [PASTE COMPETITOR URL OR CONTENT SUMMARY] My target keyword: "[KEYWORD]" Analyze their content and tell me: 1. What topics they cover that I must include 2. What they're MISSING that I can add (content gaps) 3. Suggested word count to beat them 4. H2/H3 heading structure I should use 5. Types of media to include (tables, images, videos, infographics) 6. Internal/external linking suggestions 7. Featured snippet optimization opportunities Create a complete outline that would outrank their article.

Backlink Outreach Email

Intermediate

Write 3 variations of a backlink outreach email for my article about "[TOPIC]". I want to reach out to bloggers/websites in the [NICHE] space. Requirements: - Subject line: under 50 characters, personalized - Opening: reference something specific about THEIR website (leave placeholder) - Value proposition: why linking to my content benefits their readers - No begging or generic templates - Under 100 words each - Include a soft CTA (not pushy) My article URL: [URL] Key unique value of my article: [WHAT MAKES IT SPECIAL]

SEO Pro Tip: Combine the "Keyword Cluster" prompt with the "Topical Authority" prompt to build a complete 6-month SEO strategy in 30 minutes. This approach has helped websites go from 0 to 50K monthly visitors.

✍️ Content Writing Prompts

Blog posts, articles, product descriptions, social media captions, and creative writing. From first draft to polished final version.

Long-Form Blog Post

Beginner

Write a comprehensive 2000-word blog post about "[TOPIC]". Specifications: - Target audience: [WHO - age, profession, knowledge level] - Tone: [conversational/professional/academic/witty] - Primary keyword: [KEYWORD] (use naturally 5-7 times) - Structure: Hook intro (2 sentences) → Problem statement → 6 main sections with H2 → Practical examples → Conclusion with CTA - Include: bullet points, numbered lists, bold key phrases - Paragraph length: 2-3 sentences max (scannable) - Add a "Key Takeaway" box after every 2 sections - End with: 3 actionable next steps for the reader

Content Rewriter (Anti-AI Detection)

Advanced

Rewrite the following content to sound completely human-written. Requirements: - Vary sentence length dramatically (mix 5-word and 25-word sentences) - Use contractions naturally (don't, won't, it's) - Add personal opinions and "I think" statements - Include 1-2 minor imperfections (colloquialisms, informal transitions) - Use active voice 90% of the time - Add specific examples and anecdotes - Reading level: conversational (not academic) - Maintain all factual accuracy - Do NOT use these AI-typical phrases: "delve", "landscape", "in today's world", "it's important to note" Original content: [PASTE CONTENT HERE]

💡 This prompt helps make AI-assisted content pass as naturally written. Always fact-check and add your personal voice after.

Hook Generator (First Lines)

Intermediate

Generate 10 powerful opening hooks for an article about "[TOPIC]". Use these hook types: 1. Shocking statistic 2. Contrarian statement 3. Personal story opener 4. Question that creates curiosity 5. "Imagine this..." scenario 6. Bold promise 7. Common myth debunked 8. Time-sensitive urgency 9. Relatable pain point 10. Unexpected comparison/analogy Each hook should be 1-2 sentences max and make the reader NEED to keep reading.

Listicle with Depth

Beginner

Write a detailed listicle: "Top [NUMBER] [TOPIC] for [AUDIENCE] in 2026" For each item include: - Name/title (bold) - 2-sentence description of what it is - Key benefit (why it matters) - Real example or use case - Pro tip specific to that item - Rating or recommendation level (⭐ out of 5) Add: engaging introduction (why this list matters), comparison table at the end, and "Editor's Pick" highlight for the #1 choice.

Tone Converter

Beginner

Convert the following text into [TARGET TONE]. Keep the same meaning and information but completely change the voice. Available tones: - Professional (for LinkedIn/corporate) - Casual (for social media/blog) - Academic (for research papers) - Persuasive (for sales copy) - Empathetic (for customer support) - Humorous (for entertainment) - Authoritative (for thought leadership) Target tone: [CHOOSE ONE] Original text: [PASTE TEXT]

Writing Pro Tip: Never publish AI's first draft. Always: 1) Generate with AI, 2) Add your personal examples and opinions, 3) Remove AI-typical phrases, 4) Read aloud to check flow. AI is your first-draft assistant, not your final editor.

💻 Coding & Development Prompts

Website building, debugging, code explanation, API integration, and project architecture. Works for HTML/CSS, JavaScript, Python, and more.

Full Website Generator

Intermediate

Build a complete responsive [TYPE] website in a single HTML file with embedded CSS and JavaScript. Requirements: - Sections: [LIST SECTIONS - e.g., hero, features, pricing, testimonials, FAQ, footer] - Color scheme: [PRIMARY COLOR] + [SECONDARY COLOR] + dark/light - Style: modern, clean, with subtle animations (hover effects, scroll reveals) - Mobile-first responsive design (breakpoints: 768px, 1024px) - Smooth scroll navigation - Dark/light mode toggle with localStorage persistence - Contact form with client-side validation - Lazy loading for images (use placeholder URLs) - Accessibility: proper ARIA labels, semantic HTML, keyboard navigation - Performance: minified inline CSS, deferred JS Add comments explaining each major section for a beginner to understand.

Advanced Debugger

Advanced

I have a bug in my [LANGUAGE] code. Help me debug it systematically. Context: - What it SHOULD do: [EXPECTED BEHAVIOR] - What it ACTUALLY does: [ACTUAL BEHAVIOR] - Error message (if any): [ERROR] - When does it happen: [ALWAYS / SOMETIMES / SPECIFIC CONDITIONS] - What I've already tried: [LIST ATTEMPTS] My code: [PASTE CODE] Please: 1. Identify the root cause (not just the symptom) 2. Explain WHY the bug occurs (the underlying concept) 3. Provide the corrected code with inline comments 4. Suggest a test case to verify the fix works 5. Recommend how to prevent similar bugs in the future

System Architecture Designer

Advanced

Design the system architecture for a [TYPE OF APPLICATION]. Requirements: - Users: [EXPECTED NUMBER] - Features: [LIST KEY FEATURES] - Tech preferences: [ANY PREFERRED TECHNOLOGIES] - Budget: [LOW/MEDIUM/HIGH] - Timeline: [WEEKS/MONTHS] Provide: 1. Technology stack recommendation (frontend, backend, database, hosting) 2. Database schema (tables, relationships, key fields) 3. API endpoint structure (RESTful, list all routes) 4. Folder/file structure 5. Authentication approach 6. Deployment strategy 7. Estimated cost breakdown 8. Scalability considerations 9. Security measures Format as a technical document a junior developer could follow.

Code Review

Intermediate

Review my [LANGUAGE] code like a senior developer. Check for: 1. ❌ Bugs or logical errors 2. ⚡ Performance issues (time/space complexity) 3. 🔒 Security vulnerabilities (injection, XSS, etc.) 4. 📖 Readability and naming conventions 5. 🏗️ Architecture and design patterns 6. ♻️ DRY violations (repeated code) 7. 🧪 Missing error handling or edge cases For each issue found, provide: - Severity (critical/warning/suggestion) - Line number or section - What's wrong - How to fix it (with code example) Code to review: [PASTE CODE]

Learn by Building

Beginner

I want to learn [LANGUAGE/FRAMEWORK] by building a project. My current level: [COMPLETE BEGINNER / KNOW BASICS / INTERMEDIATE]. Create a step-by-step tutorial project that: 1. Starts simple and adds complexity gradually 2. Teaches one new concept per step 3. Has clear "checkpoint" moments where I can test my progress 4. Includes the complete code for each step 5. Explains every new concept with a real-world analogy 6. Ends with a portfolio-worthy project Suggested project type: [LEAVE BLANK FOR AI TO SUGGEST OR SPECIFY] Time available: [X HOURS PER DAY FOR Y DAYS]

Coding Pro Tip: Always ask AI to "add comments explaining each section" and "suggest 3 improvements." This turns every coding prompt into a learning experience. Also: paste error messages directly — AI is excellent at debugging from error logs.

📊 Excel & Data Prompts

Formulas, pivot tables, VBA macros, data cleaning, and visualization. Turn ChatGPT into your personal Excel expert.

Formula Writer

Beginner

Write an Excel formula that [DESCRIBE WHAT YOU NEED IN PLAIN ENGLISH]. My spreadsheet structure: - Column A: [WHAT'S IN IT] - Column B: [WHAT'S IN IT] - Column C: [WHAT'S IN IT] - Headers in Row 1, data starts Row 2 - Total rows: approximately [NUMBER] Provide: 1. The exact formula to paste 2. Step-by-step explanation of how it works 3. Example with sample data showing input → output 4. Common errors and how to fix them 5. An alternative simpler formula if one exists

Data Cleaning Automation

Intermediate

I have a messy Excel dataset that needs cleaning. Issues include: - [ISSUE 1: e.g., inconsistent date formats] - [ISSUE 2: e.g., duplicate rows] - [ISSUE 3: e.g., extra spaces in names] - [ISSUE 4: e.g., mixed case text] Create a step-by-step data cleaning process using Excel formulas (no VBA). For each step: 1. What formula to use and where to put it 2. How to apply it to the entire column 3. How to replace original data with cleaned data Also suggest a VBA macro that does ALL of this automatically in one click.

Dashboard Creator

Advanced

I have sales data with columns: [LIST YOUR COLUMNS]. Help me create a professional Excel dashboard. Design: 1. KPI cards at the top (total revenue, growth %, top product, avg order value) 2. Line chart: monthly revenue trend 3. Bar chart: top 5 products by sales 4. Pie chart: revenue by category 5. Table: top 10 customers For each element, provide: - Exact formulas for calculations - Chart creation steps - Conditional formatting rules - Slicer/filter setup for interactivity - Color scheme suggestion (professional, not default Excel colors) Make it look like a ₹50,000 consultant-made dashboard.

Excel Pro Tip: Always describe your column layout to AI. "Column A has names, B has dates, C has amounts" gives AI enough context to write perfect formulas. For complex tasks, ask for VBA macros — they save hours of manual work.

🎓 Education & Study Prompts

Personal tutoring, exam prep, note summarization, quiz generation, and study planning. Turn AI into your 24/7 private tutor.

Concept Explainer (Multi-Level)

Beginner

Explain "[TOPIC/CONCEPT]" at three different levels: Level 1 — Like I'm 10 years old (simple analogy, no jargon) Level 2 — Like I'm a Class 12 student (proper terms, examples) Level 3 — Like I'm a college student (technical depth, formulas) For each level include: - Core explanation (3-4 sentences) - Real-world example from Indian daily life - A memorable analogy or mnemonic - One practice question to test understanding Subject: [SUBJECT] Specific topic: [TOPIC]

Exam Paper Generator

Intermediate

Create a complete practice exam paper for [SUBJECT] — [CLASS/LEVEL]. Structure (following CBSE/State Board pattern): - Section A: 10 MCQs (1 mark each) — mix of easy, medium, hard - Section B: 5 short-answer questions (2 marks each) - Section C: 4 long-answer questions (4 marks each) - Section D: 2 case-study/application questions (5 marks each) Requirements: - Cover chapters: [LIST CHAPTERS] - Include marking scheme - Provide complete answer key with step-by-step solutions - Add examiner tips: "What gets full marks vs partial marks" - Time: [X] minutes total Difficulty distribution: 30% easy, 50% medium, 20% hard

30-Day Study Plan

Intermediate

Create a detailed 30-day study plan for [EXAM NAME]. My details: - Available study hours per day: [X HOURS] - Weak subjects/topics: [LIST] - Strong subjects/topics: [LIST] - Exam date: [DATE] - Current preparation level: [BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE/REVISION STAGE] Plan requirements: - Daily schedule with specific topics and time allocation - Weekly revision days (every Sunday) - Mock test schedule (weekly from week 3) - Use Pomodoro technique (25 min blocks) - Include spaced repetition for previously covered topics - Buffer days for catching up if behind - Motivational milestones every week Format as a table: Day | Morning | Afternoon | Evening | Notes

Smart Notes Converter

Advanced

Convert the following study material into multiple revision formats: 1. MIND MAP: Key concept in center → branches → sub-branches (text format) 2. FLASHCARDS: 15 question-answer pairs for spaced repetition 3. ONE-PAGE SUMMARY: Entire content in under 300 words 4. MNEMONICS: Memory tricks for difficult parts 5. EXAM PREDICTIONS: 5 most likely questions from this material 6. COMPARISON TABLE: If applicable, compare key concepts side-by-side Source material: [PASTE YOUR TEXTBOOK CONTENT / NOTES HERE]

Study Pro Tip: Upload your entire textbook chapter to Claude (it handles long documents best) and ask "Create 20 MCQs from this chapter that are likely to appear in the board exam." This is the fastest exam prep method available.

📢 Marketing & Social Media Prompts

Ad copy, social media calendars, landing pages, brand voice, and campaign strategies.

30-Day Social Media Calendar

Intermediate

Create a 30-day Instagram content calendar for [BRAND/NICHE]. For each day provide: - Post type: Carousel / Reel idea / Story / Static / Live - Caption (with emojis, hashtags, and CTA) - Hook (first line that stops scrolling) - Visual description (what the image/video should show) - Best posting time for Indian audience Content mix ratio: 40% educational, 30% entertaining, 20% promotional, 10% personal/behind-scenes Brand voice: [DESCRIBE - e.g., friendly, professional, witty] Target audience: [AGE, INTERESTS, PAIN POINTS] Products/services: [WHAT YOU SELL]

High-Converting Ad Copy

Advanced

Write high-converting ad copy for [PRODUCT/SERVICE] using the PAS framework (Problem-Agitate-Solve). Create 5 variations for each platform: 1. Google Ads (30-char headline + 90-char description × 3 variations) 2. Facebook/Instagram (primary text + headline + description) 3. LinkedIn (professional tone, B2B focused) For each variation: - Target emotion: [fear/desire/curiosity/urgency] - Include social proof element - Clear CTA with urgency - A/B test suggestion (what to test) Target audience: [DETAILED PERSONA] Unique selling point: [WHAT MAKES YOU DIFFERENT] Budget: [DAILY BUDGET] — optimize for [CLICKS/CONVERSIONS/AWARENESS]

Landing Page Copy

Advanced

Write complete landing page copy for [PRODUCT/SERVICE] that converts at 5%+. Structure: 1. HERO: Headline (benefit, under 10 words) + subheadline + CTA button 2. PROBLEM: 3 pain points the audience faces (emotional language) 3. SOLUTION: How your product solves each pain point 4. FEATURES → BENEFITS: 5 features translated into benefits 5. SOCIAL PROOF: 3 testimonial templates + trust badges 6. OBJECTION HANDLING: FAQ section (5 common objections answered) 7. PRICING: How to present price with anchoring 8. FINAL CTA: Urgency + guarantee + button text (3 variations) Target audience: [DETAILED DESCRIPTION] Price point: [₹ AMOUNT] Competitor: [WHO ARE YOU COMPETING WITH]

Marketing Pro Tip: Always ask AI to "write 5 variations" instead of 1. Then pick the best elements from each and combine them. Also: add "Include emotional triggers and power words" to any marketing prompt for better results.

📧 Email Prompts

Cold outreach, professional replies, follow-ups, job applications, and email sequences.

Cold Email (High Reply Rate)

Advanced

Write a cold email sequence (3 emails) to [RECIPIENT ROLE] at [COMPANY TYPE] offering [YOUR SERVICE/PRODUCT]. Email 1 (Initial outreach): - Subject: under 40 chars, curiosity-driven, NO spam words - Opening: personalized (reference their recent work/post/achievement) - Value prop: 1 sentence showing you understand their problem - Social proof: 1 specific result you achieved for similar client - CTA: low-commitment ask (not "buy now" — more like "worth a quick chat?") - Length: under 80 words Email 2 (Follow-up, Day 3): - Different angle, add new value (share a relevant insight/resource) - Under 50 words Email 3 (Break-up email, Day 7): - Acknowledge they're busy, offer one final value, graceful exit - Under 40 words My service: [DESCRIBE] Target result I deliver: [SPECIFIC OUTCOME WITH NUMBERS]

Job Application (Stand Out)

Intermediate

Write a job application email that stands out from 100+ other applicants. Position: [JOB TITLE] at [COMPANY] My background: [BRIEF - degree, years experience, key skills] My top 3 achievements: [LIST WITH NUMBERS/METRICS] Why THIS company: [WHAT SPECIFICALLY ATTRACTS YOU] Requirements: - Subject line that gets opened (not generic "Application for...") - Opening line that's memorable (not "I hope this finds you well") - Show you've researched the company (reference something specific) - Connect your achievements to THEIR needs - End with confidence (not desperation) - Under 150 words total - Include a P.S. line with an interesting fact about you

Difficult Email Replies

Intermediate

Help me reply to this difficult email professionally. The situation: [DESCRIBE - e.g., client is angry, boss is unreasonable, colleague is blaming me, vendor missed deadline]. Original email I received: [PASTE THE EMAIL] My reply should: - Acknowledge their concern without being defensive - Take appropriate responsibility (if applicable) - Propose a solution or next step - Maintain the relationship - Be firm where needed (set boundaries) - Tone: [professional/empathetic/firm/diplomatic] - Length: under 100 words Also suggest: what NOT to say in this situation (common mistakes).

Email Pro Tip: For cold emails, the subject line determines if it gets opened. Ask AI to generate 10 subject lines and pick the one that creates the most curiosity without being clickbait. Under 40 characters performs best.

📺 YouTube Creator Prompts

Scripts, titles, thumbnails, descriptions, hooks, and content strategy for YouTube growth.

Complete Video Script

Intermediate

Write a complete [X]-minute YouTube video script about "[TOPIC]". Structure: - HOOK (0-5 sec): Pattern interrupt that stops scrolling. Use one of: shocking stat, bold claim, visual surprise, or direct question. - INTRO (5-30 sec): What they'll learn + why it matters + "stay till the end for [bonus]" - MAIN CONTENT: [NUMBER] key points, each with: - Transition sentence - Core explanation (simple language) - Real example or story - Visual/B-roll suggestion [in brackets] - On-screen text suggestion [in brackets] - RETENTION BUMP (at 60% mark): "Now here's where it gets interesting..." - CTA (last 30 sec): Subscribe + comment question + next video teaser Target audience: [WHO] Channel niche: [WHAT] Tone: [energetic/calm/educational/entertaining] Include: timestamps for chapters

Viral Title + Thumbnail Strategy

Advanced

Generate a viral title + thumbnail strategy for a YouTube video about "[TOPIC]". Provide: 1. 10 title options using these proven formats: - "How I [achieved result] in [timeframe]" - "[Number] [things] that [benefit]" - "I tried [thing] for [time] — here's what happened" - "Why [common belief] is wrong" - "[Authority figure] revealed [secret]" 2. For the top 3 titles, design a thumbnail concept: - Face expression to use (shocked, happy, confused, pointing) - Text overlay (max 4 words, large font) - Background color/image - Contrast elements (before/after, arrows, circles) - Emotional trigger it targets 3. A/B test plan: which 2 titles to test first and why My channel size: [SUBSCRIBERS] Niche: [TOPIC AREA] Best performing past video: [TITLE IF ANY]

YouTube Growth Strategy

Advanced

Act as a YouTube growth strategist who has helped channels grow from 0 to 100K subscribers. Create a 90-day growth plan for my channel. My channel: - Niche: [TOPIC] - Current subscribers: [NUMBER] - Upload frequency: [X VIDEOS/WEEK] - Average views: [NUMBER] - Target audience: [WHO, AGE, COUNTRY] Provide: 1. Content strategy: What types of videos to make (and avoid) 2. 12-video content calendar (titles + brief descriptions) 3. SEO strategy: How to optimize for YouTube search 4. Shorts strategy: How to use Shorts for growth 5. Community building: Comments, community tab, collaborations 6. Analytics to track weekly 7. Common mistakes channels in my niche make 8. Monetization timeline estimate

YouTube Pro Tip: The first 5 seconds determine if viewers stay. Always ask AI to write 5 different hooks and pick the most attention-grabbing one. Also: ask AI to "identify the retention drop points" in your script and add pattern interrupts there.

💼 Business & Freelancing Prompts

Business plans, proposals, client communication, pricing strategies, and freelance growth.

Business Idea Validator

Intermediate

Validate my business idea: [DESCRIBE YOUR IDEA IN 2-3 SENTENCES] Analyze: 1. TARGET MARKET: Who would buy this? Size of market in India? 2. PROBLEM-SOLUTION FIT: Is this a real problem people pay to solve? 3. COMPETITION: Who else does this? What's my unfair advantage? 4. REVENUE MODEL: How would I make money? (subscription/one-time/freemium) 5. MVP: What's the minimum viable product I can build in 2 weeks? 6. RISKS: Top 3 reasons this could fail + how to mitigate each 7. FIRST 10 CUSTOMERS: How would I get my first 10 paying customers? 8. VERDICT: Score 1-10 on viability + specific recommendation Be brutally honest. I'd rather hear hard truths now than fail later.

Client Proposal Writer

Advanced

Write a professional client proposal for [SERVICE TYPE]. Client details: - Company: [NAME] - Their problem: [WHAT THEY NEED SOLVED] - Budget range: [IF KNOWN] - Timeline: [DEADLINE] Proposal structure: 1. Executive summary (3 sentences — problem + solution + result) 2. Understanding of their needs (show you listened) 3. Proposed solution (what you'll deliver, step by step) 4. Timeline with milestones 5. Investment (pricing with 3 tiers: basic/standard/premium) 6. Why choose me (3 differentiators) 7. Case study/social proof (template for me to fill) 8. Next steps + CTA 9. Terms and conditions (brief) Tone: confident, professional, not desperate. Show expertise without arrogance.

Pricing Strategy

Intermediate

Help me price my [SERVICE/PRODUCT] for the Indian market. Details: - What I offer: [DESCRIBE] - Time per project/client: [HOURS] - My experience level: [BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE/EXPERT] - Target clients: [STARTUPS/SMBs/ENTERPRISE/INDIVIDUALS] - Competitors charge: [IF KNOWN] Provide: 1. 3-tier pricing structure (Good/Better/Best) with what's included in each 2. Hourly rate calculation (based on desired monthly income) 3. Value-based pricing approach (price based on client's ROI) 4. When to raise prices (triggers/milestones) 5. How to communicate price increases to existing clients 6. Discount strategy (when to offer, when to refuse) 7. Payment terms recommendation

Business Pro Tip: Use the "Business Idea Validator" prompt before investing time or money in any idea. Also: always create 3-tier pricing (it anchors the middle option as "best value" and increases average deal size by 30-40%).

📄 Resume & Career Prompts

Resume optimization, cover letters, interview prep, LinkedIn profiles, and salary negotiation.

ATS-Optimized Resume

Intermediate

Rewrite my resume to be ATS-optimized for the position of [JOB TITLE] at [COMPANY]. Job description: [PASTE THE FULL JOB DESCRIPTION] My current resume/experience: [PASTE YOUR CURRENT RESUME OR LIST EXPERIENCE] Requirements: 1. Extract keywords from the job description and naturally include them 2. Rewrite bullet points using STAR format (Situation-Task-Action-Result) 3. Quantify achievements with numbers (%, ₹, time saved, team size) 4. Match the job's required skills to my experience 5. Suggest skills to add to the "Skills" section 6. Identify gaps between my experience and the job requirements 7. Suggest how to address those gaps (courses, projects, reframing) Format: Clean, single-page, ATS-friendly (no tables, no graphics, standard fonts)

Interview Answer Generator

Intermediate

Prepare me for an interview for [JOB TITLE] at [COMPANY]. Generate answers for these common questions using the STAR method: 1. "Tell me about yourself" (60-90 seconds) 2. "Why do you want to work here?" (company-specific) 3. "What's your biggest strength?" 4. "What's your biggest weakness?" (honest but strategic) 5. "Where do you see yourself in 5 years?" 6. "Tell me about a challenge you overcame" 7. "Why should we hire you?" 8. "Do you have any questions for us?" (suggest 3 smart questions) My background: [BRIEF DESCRIPTION] My key achievements: [LIST 3 WITH NUMBERS] Company's recent news/values: [ANYTHING YOU KNOW] Make answers sound natural (not rehearsed) and confident (not arrogant).

Salary Negotiation Script

Advanced

Help me negotiate my salary for [JOB TITLE] at [COMPANY TYPE]. Current situation: - Offered salary: ₹[AMOUNT] LPA - My expected salary: ₹[AMOUNT] LPA - My experience: [YEARS] years - Market rate for this role: ₹[RANGE] LPA (if known) - Do I have other offers: [YES/NO] Provide: 1. Opening statement (how to start the negotiation) 2. 3 justification points (why I deserve more) 3. Counter-offer script (exact words to say) 4. If they say "this is our final offer" — response script 5. Non-salary items to negotiate (WFH, joining bonus, stocks, learning budget) 6. Walk-away point (when to accept vs decline) 7. Email template if negotiating over email Tone: confident, grateful, professional. Never desperate or threatening.

Career Pro Tip: Always tailor your resume for EACH job application. Paste the job description into ChatGPT and ask "What keywords should my resume include to pass ATS for this role?" This alone increases interview calls by 3x.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use these prompts?

Copy any prompt, replace the [BRACKETED] parts with your specific details, and paste into ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude. The AI will generate a customized response. You can then ask follow-up questions like "Make it shorter", "Add more examples", or "Change the tone" to refine the output.

Which AI tool works best with these prompts?

All prompts work with ChatGPT (free), Google Gemini (free), and Claude (free). For coding: ChatGPT or Claude. For creative writing: Claude. For SEO and marketing: ChatGPT. For long documents: Claude. For Indian language support: Gemini.

Can I modify these prompts?

Absolutely — you should! These are templates. Add more context, change the tone, specify word count, or combine multiple prompts. The more specific and personalized your prompt, the better the AI output. Think of these as starting points, not final versions.

Do these prompts work in Hindi?

Yes! Add "Respond in Hindi" or "Use Hindi-English mix (Hinglish)" at the end of any prompt. ChatGPT and Gemini both support Hindi well. For best Hindi results, use Google Gemini as it handles Indian languages better than other tools.

How do I get better at prompt engineering?

Practice daily. Use the RACE framework for every prompt. Always iterate (never accept first output). Study what works — save your best prompts in a document. Follow AI creators on Twitter/YouTube for new techniques. The skill improves with volume — write 10+ prompts daily for 30 days and you will be excellent.

10 Categories

🔍 SEO — 6 prompts

✍️ Writing — 5 prompts

💻 Coding — 5 prompts

📊 Excel — 3 prompts

🎓 Education — 4 prompts

📢 Marketing — 3 prompts

📧 Email — 3 prompts

📺 YouTube — 3 prompts

💼 Business — 3 prompts

📄 Resume — 3 prompts

Difficulty Levels

BeginnerCopy & paste directly

IntermediateNeeds customization

AdvancedRequires context + iteration

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