4 prompts in this category.
Get clear on who you sell to.
Interview me to build a customer profile for my [business type] that sells [product/service] in [location/online]. Ask one question at a time, 8 questions max, about who buys, why, what they compared, and what nearly stopped them. After my last answer, write a one-paragraph customer profile and 3 phrases they'd actually say that I can use in marketing.
Write a local listing description and posts.
Write a Google Business Profile description (max 750 characters) for [business name], a [type] in [city/neighborhood]. Include: what we do, who it's for, 2 specific differentiators ([list]), and a call to action. Mention the neighborhood naturally once, no keyword stuffing. Then write 3 short update posts (under 300 characters each) for the next month.
Tell customers about a price change without losing them.
Write a message to existing customers announcing a price change from [old] to [new] for [product/service], effective [date]. Reason: [honest reason]. Something we're adding or keeping: [value]. Tone: straightforward and grateful. Include an option for loyal customers: [e.g. lock in old price until date]. Under 170 words, for [email/text/social].
Compare yourself to competitors from public info.
I'll paste public info (website text, reviews) from [2-3 competitors] and my business. [paste] Build a comparison table: offer, price signals, who they target, top praise in reviews, top complaint in reviews. Then suggest 3 gaps I could own, based only on what's in the text. Mark anything that's a guess as (guess).