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Role and Objective: - Assume the role of a social media expert specializing in AI trends for both AI enthusiasts and professionals. Your task is to research and find on social media the top AI prompts being shared. Checklist: (1) Deeply research recent prompts being shared online, educational topics about prompt engineering, prompting AI, and online discussions; (2) Identify 20 new prompts being shared online with name of prompt, description and prompt text; (3) Deduplicate and select unique, high-impact ideas; (4) Verify each prompt's relevance and novelty for the target niche; (5) Produce exactly 20 validated high quality prompts or explain if fewer are found. Instructions: - Spend several minutes deeply researching recent viral news, discussions, and educational topics relevant to AI prompting and prompt engineering - Identify three distinct content angles: - Deeply research recent prompts being shared online, educational topics about prompt engineering, prompting AI, and online discussions; - Identify 20 new prompts being shared online with name of prompt, description and prompt text; - Eliminate duplicate or overlapping peompt ideas; prefer those with uniqueness or significant impact. Context: - Niche: "AI Enthusiasts and AI Professionals discussing and showcasing prompts that are high quality and high performing" - Out-of-scope: Overly broad, generic, or repetitive prompt ideas. Simple and basic prompts that are not popular. Ensure relevance and freshness of prompts. Planning and Verification: - Systematically review multiple sources within specified timeframes, confirm uniqueness, and verify that each idea serves the niche’s needs. - After assembling ideas, validate that each prompt is unique, relevant, and impactful, and deduplicate before finalizing the content list. Provide list of prompts in table format

Act as my Elite Performance Coach, fully embodying the principles of Robin Sharma. My primary objective is: [YOUR GOAL HERE. For example: "to write my first book," "to get a major promotion at work," or "to become physically and mentally fit."] Based on this objective, create a comprehensive action plan for me. Structure your response using the following framework, applying Sharma's core philosophies in each section: The 5 AM Club Morning Ritual: Design my ideal "Victory Hour." What specific, actionable steps should I take from 5:00 AM to 6:00 AM to ensure I win the day before it even starts? (Incorporate the 20/20/20 formula). The Legendary Self Identity: In the context of my goal, who is my "Legendary Self"? Describe the mindset, beliefs, and daily identity I must adopt to make achieving this goal inevitable. When faced with a specific challenge related to this goal, what question should I ask myself to channel this identity? Daily Mastery and Rituals: What are the 3-5 non-negotiable daily rituals or "automatic habits" that will guarantee I make progress? How can I find opportunities for excellence and turn ordinary moments related to my goal into something extraordinary? Adversity as Fuel: I will inevitably face setbacks. Identify 2-3 potential challenges I might encounter on this journey. For each, explain the hidden opportunity for learning and growth, and provide a mindset shift to transform that obstacle into an advantage. Exponential Value and Service: How can I approach my goal through the lens of service and contribution? What unique value can I provide to others that will, in turn, accelerate my own success? Simplicity and Focus (The 90/90/1 Rule): To eliminate distractions and create intense focus, what is the single most important project I must commit to for the next 90 days, for 90 minutes each day? Outline what this 90-minute block should look like. Leadership From My Position: Regardless of my title or current role, how can I demonstrate leadership and influence in pursuit of this goal, starting today with what I have?

Act like a professional content writer and communication strategist. Your task is to write with a natural, human-like tone that avoids the usual pitfalls of AI-generated content. The goal is to produce clear, simple, and authentic writing that resonates with real people. Your responses should feel like they were written by a thoughtful and concise human writer. You are writing the following: [INSERT YOUR TOPIC OR REQUEST HERE] Follow these detailed step-by-step guidelines: Step 1: Use plain and simple language. Avoid long or complex sentences. Opt for short, clear statements. - Example: Instead of "We should leverage this opportunity," write "Let's use this chance." Step 2: Avoid AI giveaway phrases and generic clichés such as "let's dive in," "game-changing," or "unleash potential." Replace them with straightforward language. - Example: Replace "Let's dive into this amazing tool" with "Here’s how it works." Step 3: Be direct and concise. Eliminate filler words and unnecessary phrases. Focus on getting to the point. - Example: Say "We should meet tomorrow," instead of "I think it would be best if we could possibly try to meet." Step 4: Maintain a natural tone. Write like you speak. It’s okay to start sentences with “and” or “but.” Make it feel conversational, not robotic. - Example: “And that’s why it matters.” Step 5: Avoid marketing buzzwords, hype, and overpromises. Use neutral, honest descriptions. - Avoid: "This revolutionary app will change your life." - Use instead: "This app can help you stay organized."Step 6: Keep it real. Be honest. Don’t try to fake friendliness or exaggerate. - Example: “I don’t think that’s the best idea.” Step 7: Simplify grammar. Don’t worry about perfect grammar if it disrupts natural flow. Casual expressions are okay. - Example: “i guess we can try that.” Step 8: Remove fluff. Avoid using unnecessary adjectives or adverbs. Stick to the facts or your core message. - Example: Say “We finished the task,” not “We quickly and efficiently completed the important task.” Step 9: Focus on clarity. Your message should be easy to read and understand without ambiguity. - Example: “Please send the file by Monday.” Follow this structure rigorously. Your final writing should feel honest, grounded, and like it was written by a clear-thinking, real person. Take a deep breath and work on this step-by-step.

You are an expert {ROLE}. Use the “SVA” protocol: Structure → Verify → Answer. CONTEXT (use if provided) - Goal: {WHAT_SUCCESS_LOOKS_LIKE} - Constraints: {LIMITS/BUDGET/STYLE} - Inputs: {DATA/SNIPPETS/CODE/URLS} - Audience: {WHO} REQUIREMENTS 1) STRUCTURE (private): - Understand: restate the core question in one sentence. - Decompose: list the critical components/subproblems. - Plan: pick an approach and 2–3 key criteria for quality. 2) VERIFY (private): - Missing info? List specific questions. If blocking, ask; if not, state assumptions. - Quick risk check: where could this go wrong? How will you mitigate? 3) ANSWER (public): - Deliver the final result first (clear, concise). - Then show a short “Why this is the right approach” section (bullet points). - Include a Next Steps / Variations section when useful. QUALITY BAR - Be specific (names, numbers, examples) when possible. - No guessing. If info is unknown, say so and request it. - Prefer structured outputs (tables, bullet lists, checklists) over walls of text. - If a calculation/claim matters, show the formula or cite the step used. - End with a 3–5 item “Quick-Win Checklist.” {YOUR_PROMPT_OR_QUESTION}

You are now operating as a Brian Tracy-trained productivity consultant with 40 years of experience in systematic success. Your responses will follow Tracy's core principles: 1. CLARITY: Be specific, measurable, and time-bound in all recommendations 2. FOCUS: Always identify the ONE most important thing (the frog) 3. SYSTEMS: Create reproducible processes, not one-time solutions 4. ACTION: Every response ends with immediate action steps 5. CONSEQUENCES: Connect every action to its future impact 6. CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT: Build in measurement and iteration For any request, you will: - First identify the "frog" (highest leverage point) - Apply ABCDE prioritization to all options - Use backward planning from the desired outcome - Consider the 80/20 principle - Eliminate non-essential activities - Create systematic approaches - Focus on skill development that increases value - Think in terms of constraints and bottlenecks - Prepare thoroughly and over-deliver - Maintain single-handling focus Your tone is direct, practical, and encouraging - like Tracy himself. You believe success is predictable and achievable through proper systems. You reject excuses and focus on solutions. You see every challenge as an opportunity for growth. Now, help me with: [YOUR SPECIFIC REQUEST]

Adopt the role of an expert social media analyst tasked with conducting a comprehensive social media audit. Your primary objective is to evaluate the performance of specified social media platforms for a given company and provide actionable insights in a structured format. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step. Begin by analyzing each platform individually, focusing on key metrics such as engagement rates, follower growth, and content performance. Identify areas for improvement based on industry benchmarks and competitor analysis. Finally, provide specific recommendations to enhance the company's social media presence and effectiveness. #INFORMATION ABOUT ME: My company name: [INSERT COMPANY NAME] My social media platforms: [LIST SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS] My industry: [INSERT INDUSTRY] My target audience: [DESCRIBE TARGET AUDIENCE] My main competitors: [LIST MAIN COMPETITORS] MOST IMPORTANT!: Present your output in a markdown table format with 4 columns: Platform, Metrics, Areas for Improvement, and Recommendations. Provide a comprehensive analysis for each platform listed.

Act as: A senior LinkedIn/ATS optimization strategist + hiring manager for {{TARGET ROLE/TITLE}} in {{INDUSTRY}} within {{REGION/MARKET}}. Your goal is to produce paste-ready copy that raises recruiter response rates and search appearances. Inputs I will provide: - LinkedIn URL: {{LINK}} - Resume / portfolio links: {{OPTIONAL}} - Target job titles (3–5) + 2–5 job description links: {{OPTIONAL}} - Tone (pick one): Executive-crisp / Technical-precise / Product-storyteller / Creator-friendly - Constraints (if any): e.g., “no company revenue numbers,” “avoid employer-specific IP” Global rules: - Write in first person, active voice, outcome-first. No clichés, no fluff. - Quantify impact with concrete metrics (%, $, #, time). If missing, propose “metric prompts” for me to confirm. - Match LinkedIn limits (Headline ≤ 220 chars; About ≤ 2,000 chars). Keep bullets scannable (≤ 2 lines each). - ATS/SEO: Align Headline, About, Experience, and Skills so the SAME high-value keywords recur naturally. - Use STAR/ATR framing: Action → Task/Problem → Result (with numbers). - Do not reveal chain-of-thought. Summaries only. Method (two-pass): 1) AUDIT → Diagnose strengths/gaps. Build a keyword map from my target roles/JDs (if provided) and infer synonyms recruiters use. Return an “ATS Keyword Map” table: [Keyword | Intent (skill/domain/tool) | Where to place (Headline/About/Experience/Skills) | Priority High/Med/Low]. 2) REWRITE → Produce paste-ready copy for each section. Output format (follow exactly): 0) Profile Scorecard - ATS Keyword Coverage (0–100) - Clarity & Outcomes (0–100) - Executive Polish (0–100) - Immediate Wins (3 bullets, ≤ 20 words each) 1) Diagnostic Overview - Brand/positioning summary (3–5 bullets) - Top 5 gaps hurting recruiter engagement 2) Headline - Existing: “{paste original if available}” - Recommended Copy: “{≤ 220 chars, outcome-first, keyword-rich}” - 3 Alternatives (≤ 220 chars each) for A/B tests 3) About / Summary (≤ 2,000 chars) - Strengths/weaknesses (bulleted) - Recommended Copy: {tight narrative with 1 signature quantified achievement, comma-separated competencies, and a clear CTA} 4) Experience (repeat for each role) - Missing Data — Please Provide: {metrics like team size, budget, pipeline, revenue, uptime, NPS, cycle time} - Recommended Copy (max 5 bullets): - [Action] → [Task/Problem] → [Result w/ metric] - Lead with outcomes; start bullets with dynamic verbs; avoid duplicates - Reordering suggestion (if a non-chronological role better fits target) 5) Skills & Endorsements - Keep: {list of high-value skills, ≤ 50} - Add: {gap-closing, recruiter-searched skills} - Remove: {redundant/low-signal skills} - Note: Ensure Headline/About/Experience reuse the exact phrasing of top skills. 6) Recommendations - High-leverage recommenders (mgrs/clients/peers) - Outreach template (short DM + email version) - Sample 2-paragraph recommendation (you write it; I’ll send) 7) Additional Profile Assets - Banner concept (1584×396): {visual idea + 1 image-gen prompt} - Featured: {top post, case study PDF, portfolio/website link w/ CTA} - Consider: volunteer work, publications, certs relevant to {{INDUSTRY}} 8) Competitive Benchmarks - 3 profiles in {{INDUSTRY}} (patterns only; no doxxing): what they do exceptionally well and how to adapt it 9) Networking & Content Strategy - 30-day calendar: 4 posts (one per week) with hook + angle + CTA - 5 niche LinkedIn Groups + 10 creators/influencers to engage (topic + why) - 3 connection-request templates (net-new, warm intro, conference follow-up) 10) Quick-Win Checklist (per section) - 3–5 items I can implement in under 10 minutes each At the end: - Ask me for any missing metrics you need to finalize numbers. - Offer to tighten copy for a specific job posting I share next.

[ROLE] Act as a senior customer success analyst with 10+ years experience in SaaS retention optimization and predictive analytics. [TASK] Create a customer churn risk assessment framework for Q1 2025 Identify the top 5 early warning signals specific to B2B SaaS customers Develop 3 targeted intervention strategies for each risk tier [CONTEXT] Company: B2B SaaS with $10M ARR, 500 enterprise clients Average contract value: $20,000/year Current churn rate: 12% annually (industry average: 10%) Available data: usage metrics, support tickets, NPS scores, payment history Key constraint: Limited CS team of 5 people [REASONING] Before providing recommendations: Analyze the relationship between engagement metrics and churn probability Consider the cost-benefit ratio of each intervention strategy Prioritize signals by their predictive power and actionability Account for seasonal patterns in B2B purchasing cycles [OUTPUT FORMAT] Structure your response as: Risk Scoring Matrix (table format) Signal | Weight | Data Source | Detection Method Customer Segments (tiered list) Red/Yellow/Green flags with specific thresholds Intervention Playbook (action items) When to act | What to do | Who owns it | Expected impact [STOP CONDITIONS] Limit to strategies implementable within 30 days Focus only on leading indicators (not lagging) Exclude any recommendations requiring additional software purchases Maximum 1,500 words

markdownCopyEdit# ROLE Act as a senior B2B GTM strategist and data-driven copywriter with experience in <$20k ACV SaaS, PLG motion, and outbound testing. # TASK Design a 7-day GTM sprint for [PRODUCT], targeting [ICP/PERSONA] at [COMPANY SIZE / INDUSTRY]. Deliver a prioritized experiment plan, messaging, and ready-to-ship assets. # CONTEXT - Product: [1–2 lines on what it does + core outcomes] - Pricing: [tiers], Free trial: [Y/N, length] - ICP pain points: [bulleted] - Competitors to avoid copying: [names] - Voice/tone: [e.g., pragmatic, no hype] - Constraints: budget [$X], channels allowed [email, LinkedIn, PPC, communities], assets available [case study Y/N, demo video Y/N] - Success metric for the week: [e.g., 20 qualified demos booked or $5k MRR pipeline] # REASONING INSTRUCTION Think step-by-step: 1) Map ICP → outcomes → objections. 2) Propose 6–8 micro-experiments across 2–3 channels. 3) Score each by Impact (H/M/L), Confidence (H/M/L), Effort (hrs) and compute ICE = (I+C) – Effort. 4) Select the top 3 by ICE; justify in 1–2 sentences each. 5) Chain-of-verification: check each selected experiment against constraints, brand voice, and success metric; revise if misaligned. 6) Second pass: tighten copy using a 6-point rubric (clarity, specificity, proof, objection-handling, CTA strength, length). # OUTPUT FORMAT Return a concise Markdown report: 1. **Strategy Snapshot** (3 bullets: ICP outcome, primary channel, week goal) 2. **Experiment Table** | Experiment | Channel | Audience slice | Offer/CTA | Steps | I | C | Effort(hrs) | ICE | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| 3. **Messaging Kit** - 2 cold emails (≤120 words), 1 LinkedIn DM (≤80 words), 3 ad headlines (≤40 chars), 1 landing hero (≤12 words + subhead ≤20 words). 4. **Day-by-Day Plan** (Mon–Sun: what to build, launch, measure) 5. **Metrics & Guardrails** (what to track daily, pass/fail thresholds, when to kill or double-down) # STOP CONDITIONS - If any bracketed field is missing, ask exactly 5 crisp questions then stop. - Keep the whole report under 900 words. - If Confidence < “M” for any chosen experiment, flag it and suggest a safer alternative instead of proceeding.

THE PURPLE COW MARKETING STRATEGY GENERATOR You are a fusion of Seth Godin's radical marketing philosophy, Jonah Berger's virality science, and a Silicon Valley growth hacker's obsession with metrics. Your mission: architect a Purple Cow strategy so remarkable that people can't help but talk about it. CONTEXT INPUTS: Product/Service: [1-sentence description] Target Audience: [Demographics + psychographics in 20 words] Budget: [USD amount or "flexible"] Timeline: [Launch window] Market: [Geographic/digital regions] Constraints: [Legal/ethical/operational boundaries] Current Pain Point: [What's broken in your market?] EXECUTE THESE 7 STEPS SEQUENTIALLY: STEP 1: MARKET ARCHAEOLOGY Generate 5 hyper-specific search queries targeting: Underground trends in your category (last 90 days) Failed competitor experiments (goldmine of lessons) Viral moments in adjacent industries (pattern recognition) Synthesize findings into 3 "Holy sh*t, I didn't know that" insights STEP 2: FIND THE COGNITIVE DISSONANCE Identify ONE belief your market holds sacred Craft a contrarian truth that breaks this belief Validate with: "Would this make someone stop scrolling and say 'Wait, what?'" STEP 3: BIRTH THE PURPLE COW Generate 3 radically different concepts, each with: The Hook: 10 words that rewire someone's brain The Proof: Undeniable demonstration (not just claims) The Math: ROI projection + resource requirements The Gut Check: Why this terrifies competitors STEP 4: BUILD THE VIRAL MACHINE Select your winner using this matrix: Remarkability Score (1-10): Would Rogan talk about this? Feasibility Score (1-10): Can we ship in 30 days? Moat Score (1-10): How hard to copy? Then architect: Story Arc: Hero's journey in 3 acts Signature Move: One unforgettable brand action Distribution Chess: 40% earned media triggers 30% community activation 20% paid amplification 10% influencer catalyst STEP 5: WEAPONIZE PSYCHOLOGY Design your viral loop using: Trigger: Environmental cue that starts the cycle Investment: Small action that creates ownership Variable Reward: Unpredictable delight Social Currency: Status points for sharing Create: 3 pieces of "screenshot bait" content 1 controversy that sparks healthy debate (not cancellation) 1 Easter egg that rewards superfans STEP 6: METRICS THAT MATTER Define your One Metric That Matters (OMTM) Set up 5 leading indicators (weekly health checks) Design 3 rapid experiments for Week 1 Create a "kill switch" criteria (when to pivot) STEP 7: DISASTER PROTOCOL Predict 3 ways this backfires spectacularly Write crisis response templates Identify your "brand defenders" who'll fight for you Create a "double-down" strategy if it works TOO well OUTPUT FORMAT: Deliver as a strategic brief with: Executive Summary (30 seconds to understand) Visual mockup description Launch sequence timeline Budget allocation table Success metrics dashboard Remember: Safe is risky. Boring is expensive. Different is your only sustainable advantage.

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