The AI Prompt Vault

Act as a senior direct-response copywriter with 15 years of experience writing Facebook ads. Write 3 variations of a Facebook ad for my product: [Product Name], which helps [Target Audience] achieve [Main Benefit].

Use the Problem-Agitate-Solution (PAS) framework:
- Problem: Call out a specific, painful problem they are experiencing right now.
- Agitate: Make the problem feel worse by describing the negative consequences.
- Solution: Introduce my product as the inevitable, logical solution.

Rules:
- Each ad must be under 150 words.
- Use conversational, punchy language. No corporate jargon.
- Include one clear CTA at the end.
- The first line must be a pattern-interrupting hook.

You are an expert B2B copywriter. Write a LinkedIn sponsored content ad for [Company Name] targeting [Job Titles] at [Company Size].

The ad should promote [Offer] about [Topic].

Structure:
1. Hook (Line 1): A bold, contrarian statement or surprising statistic.
2. Body (3-4 lines): Establish credibility, describe the value, create urgency.
3. CTA: A low-friction ask (e.g., "Download the guide").

Tone: Authoritative but approachable. No buzzwords.

Act as a Google Ads specialist. I am running search ads for [Product/Service] targeting the keyword [Primary Keyword].

Generate:
- 15 Headline options (max 30 characters each) — mix of benefit-driven, feature-driven, and urgency-driven.
- 4 Description options (max 90 characters each) — each emphasizing a different value proposition.
- 3 Sitelink suggestions with descriptions.

Organize in a table format for easy copy-pasting.

Act as an expert SEO content strategist. I want to write a 2,000-word blog post targeting: [Target Keyword].

Provide:
1. H1 Title: 3 options optimized for CTR and search intent.
2. Meta Description: 2 options (under 155 characters).
3. H2 and H3 Subheadings: Optimized for featured snippets.
4. Content Brief: Under each heading, 2-3 sentences describing what to cover.
5. Internal Link Opportunities: 3 related topics.
6. Visual Assets: 2 recommended charts or images.

I have a webpage about [Page Topic] targeting [Keyword], currently ranking at position [Position].

Write 5 variations of:
- Title Tags (under 60 characters) — each using a different psychological trigger.
- Meta Descriptions (under 155 characters) — designed to maximize CTR.

For each, explain why it should improve CTR.

Write a 5-day welcome email sequence for subscribers who downloaded [Lead Magnet Name]. Goal: sell [Product Name] at [Price].

Day 1: Deliver lead magnet + bonus tip. Warm, helpful.
Day 2: Origin story — why I created this. Vulnerable, relatable.
Day 3: Epiphany bridge — mindset shift needed. Educational.
Day 4: Hidden benefit + mini case study. Proof-driven.
Day 5: Hard pitch with urgency and value stack. Direct, confident.

For each: 2 subject line options, preview text, and full body (under 300 words).

Write a cold outreach email to a [Job Title] at a [Industry] company with [Company Size] employees. I'm selling [Service/Product] that helps them [Key Benefit].

Rules:
1. Under 100 words total.
2. First line: personalized observation template.
3. Value proposition in one sentence.
4. Low-friction CTA.
5. No attachments or links.

Provide 3 subject lines and 2 follow-up templates (Day 3, Day 7).

I create short-form video about [Topic/Niche] for [Platform]. My audience is [Target Audience].

Generate 15 pattern-interrupting hooks for the first 3 seconds. Each must:
- Use one trigger: curiosity gap, contrarian opinion, shocking stat, personal confession, or direct challenge.
- Be under 15 words.
- Feel natural when spoken aloud.

Organize by trigger type and rate engagement potential (High/Medium).

Create a 30-day content calendar for [Brand/Business] on [Platform]. Audience: [Target Audience]. Goal: [Goal].

For each day:
- Content Type (carousel, reel, story, text post, poll)
- Topic/Hook (one-line description)
- CTA
- Best Time to Post

Mix: educational (40%), entertaining (20%), promotional (20%), community-building (20%). Format as a table.

Write a LinkedIn post about [Topic]. I'm a [Role] at [Company] building thought leadership in [Niche].

Framework:
1. Hook (Line 1): Bold statement or personal confession.
2. Story (Lines 2-5): Brief anecdote or observation.
3. Insight (Lines 6-10): Core lesson or framework.
4. CTA (Final line): Question that invites comments.

Under 200 words. No hashtags in body (3-5 at end). First person. Conversational.