50 AI prompts that actually work.
Eight categories — sales, marketing, ops, content, data, recruitment, customer service, founder brain. Every prompt is structured with constraints, banned phrases, and an output format. Not ‘write me a cold email’ — ‘write me a cold email that ships’.
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— Prompt library · 50 working prompts
The prompts I actually use.
Pulled from 18 months of shipped client work — automations, copy, ops, audits. Copy, paste, ship. No course, no Notion template, no upsell. Just the prompts I actually reuse.
— Search the library
Cold email opener (no template tone)
Write a cold email that doesn't sound copy-pasted.
Discovery call question bank
Generate 10 sharp questions before a sales call.
Objection handling responses
Draft replies to the 5 most common objections.
7-touch follow-up sequence
Build the persistence layer most reps skip.
BANT+ qualification rubric
Decide in 5 minutes if a lead is worth your time.
Post-call recap with next steps
Send a recap that locks in commitments.
Tighten a proposal in one pass
Cut the fluff before sending.
Chatbot opening + intent capture
First 3 turns of a support chatbot.
Refund handling script
Honor refunds without giving away the farm.
De-escalate an angry customer
Turn a 1-star into a 4-star in one reply.
Build a 20-question FAQ from tickets
Compress 6 months of tickets into a help center.
10 canned reply templates
Bank of templates that don't sound canned.
SaaS 7-day onboarding email series
Drive activation without spamming.
LinkedIn post with contrarian hook
Write a post that actually gets read.
10 email subject lines to A/B test
Give your open rate something to beat.
Meta ad copy with 3 variants
Test creative against the same offer.
Crisp positioning statement
Lock the one-sentence pitch.
Landing page hero variants
10 hero options to A/B test.
Press release that journalists open
Announce a launch without sounding like a corporate template.
Case study outline from one client win
Turn a client interview into a publishable story.
Build an SOP from one process
Document what's in your head before you forget.
Meeting transcript → action items
Turn 45 minutes of audio into 5 next moves.
Vendor RFP template
Get apples-to-apples vendor comparisons.
30-day onboarding runbook
Stop reinventing onboarding for every hire.
1-page decision memo
Lock decisions on paper before the room forgets.
Blameless postmortem
Learn from outages without finger-pointing.
SEO blog outline (1500 words)
Outline a post that earns the click.
60-second video script
Talking-head reel that doesn't bore.
30-day social calendar
Plan a month of content in one sitting.
Newsletter issue (one-link, one-idea)
Send something people forward.
LinkedIn carousel (8 slides)
Visual breakdown of one concept.
Podcast episode show notes
Turn a recorded episode into a publishable post.
Tweet thread (10 tweets)
Long-form learnings, X-native format.
Extract insights from a CSV
Get the 3 things that matter from messy data.
Design a KPI dashboard
Decide what to actually track.
Cohort analysis interpretation
Read a retention curve like an operator.
Pricing tier analysis
Decide whether to add, remove, or reprice a tier.
Funnel leakage hunt
Find the biggest conversion drop in the funnel.
Job description that filters in not out
Attract A-players, repel mismatches.
Interview question bank
Ask questions that surface real signal.
Resume screen in 90 seconds
Decide pass / no-pass without reading every word.
Offer letter with sell-through
Close the candidate, not just paper.
Reference call questions
Verify the story without trapping the referee.
Quarterly OKRs from messy goals
Turn 12 vague priorities into 3 OKRs.
Weekly priority planning
Decide what gets your Monday.
Decision framework on autopilot
Stop re-deciding the same decisions.
Pre-mortem: how will this fail?
Stress-test a plan before you commit.
Monthly investor update
Update investors without burning a day.
Say no without burning the bridge
Decline requests with grace.
Founder's 90-day plan
Lock the next quarter into one document.
— What you should do next
Stop collecting prompts. Start shipping outputs.
- 1Pick the one prompt your business loses the most time on right now (sales, ops, content). Run it three times this week.
- 2Notice what it gets wrong. Edit the prompt, lock the wins, save it inside your CRM or helpdesk.
- 3When it's earning its keep, message us and we'll wire it into the rest of your stack.
— Missing a prompt?
Send me yours. I'll add the good ones.
The library grows from real working prompts, not theoretical ones. Send the prompt plus the result it produced — I'll add it with credit.
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What should this tool do next?
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Quick answers
Honest FAQ
Are these prompts free?+
Yes. The full library is free, no email gate, no signup. Copy any prompt with one click or open it directly in Claude or ChatGPT via deep link. Use them in your business however you want — no attribution required.
What's the difference between this and just asking ChatGPT?+
Each prompt is structured — it gives the AI clear constraints, specific output format, banned phrases, and a persona. That's the difference between 'write me a cold email' getting you generic slop and getting back something a senior copywriter would ship.
Why does each prompt have a recommended model?+
Claude is sharper for long-form, voice-locked writing, and decision frameworks. ChatGPT is quick for variations and structured outputs like tables. Gemini handles certain code and data tasks well. The tag is a starting point — you can override it.
Can I submit prompts I've built?+
Yes. There's a 'Submit a prompt' button at the bottom that opens an email draft. Send the prompt + the result it produced and I'll add the good ones with credit. The library grows from real working prompts, not theoretical ones.
— Stop collecting prompts
Start shipping outputs.
Standalone, the prompts work. Wired into your CRM, helpdesk, or n8n flow they earn back their rent every week. Message us on WhatsApp and we'll map the integration on a whiteboard with you.
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