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48 copy-ready prompts sorted by the job, from research and sales to hiring and your own calendar. Fill in the brackets, paste and go.

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8 jobs, 48 prompts

Each prompt comes with a one-line note on when to use it.

06Research

Get to the facts faster.

06Marketing

Offers, hooks and campaigns.

06Sales

More booked calls, cleaner closes.

06Operations

Systems that run without you.

06Hiring and team

Find and brief good people.

06Content and social

Post consistently without burning out.

06Strategy and money

Decide with clearer numbers.

06Personal productivity

Get your time back.

Try three now

From the marketing shelf

Offer stress test

Here is my offer: [describe product, price, who it is for, what they get].
Play a skeptical buyer. List the 10 objections they would have, ranked by how likely they are to stop the sale.
For each one, suggest how the offer or the page could answer it.

Run this before you write the sales page.

Hook bank

Write 20 opening lines for a short video about [topic] for [audience].
Mix these angles: a surprising number, a common mistake, a before and after, a bold opinion and a quick story.
Keep each under 12 words and make them sound like a real person talking.

Pick 3, film all 3, keep the winner.

Landing page outline

Create the outline for a landing page selling [offer] to [audience] at [price].
Sections in order, with the job of each section and the headline for it.
Include where proof, the guarantee and the call to action should sit.

Fix the outline before writing the full copy.

Who this is for

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  • You want prompts sorted by the job you are doing right now.
  • You want to hand prompts to your team so everyone gets the same quality.

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Before you grab it

Is it free?

Yes. Add your name and email and the full encyclopedia opens straight away.

Do these work in ChatGPT and Gemini too?

Yes. They are written in plain language and work in any good assistant. They were written and tested with Claude.

How do I use them?

Press copy, paste into your assistant, replace anything in square brackets with your details and send.

Will you add more?

Yes. New prompts go to the email list first.

Want the next step?

Start with Viral Hooks for $1, the openers that make people stop and read. When you want every template and workflow these prompts plug into, the Vault is next.