"Use recent market data to shortlist [Industry/Segment] companies that fit my Ideal Customer Profile. Before presenting solutions, apply the Problem–Agitate–Solution (PAS) framework to clarify why these prospects struggle without my service. Provide a table mapping each company’s size, pain point and budget to a concrete benefit of my offer. End with a one‑line CTA inviting me to contact the top fit ([CTA_URL])."

"Act as an expert copywriter. Given [Prospect Name], [Company] and [Recent Achievement], craft five subject lines ≤ 35 characters that spark curiosity without gimmicks. Use PAS to highlight the problem and agitation before the solution. Output them in a bullet list translating each feature into a ‘so you can…’ benefit. Finish with a micro‑CTA encouraging testing ([CTA_URL])."

"Review [Prospect’s LinkedIn/website], identify a recent project or milestone, and write a two‑sentence greeting that acknowledges their work and hints at a shared goal. Follow the PAS framework: mention a problem, amplify the stakes, then offer a hint of your solution. Provide a features→benefits bullet showing how this greeting creates trust. Conclude with a gentle suggestion to read further ([CTA_URL])."

"Analyze [Prospect Pain Point] and [Product Feature]. Create a value statement using PAS: describe the problem, agitate the consequences, then present the feature as a solution. Convert each feature into a benefit (‘so you can…’) and include proof (e.g., 40 % revenue growth). End with a micro‑CTA inviting the prospect to request a case study ([CTA_URL])."

"Design a 5‑touch outreach sequence for [Industry] prospects: two emails, one LinkedIn message, one phone call and one follow‑up email. Apply PAS in each step. Present the schedule in a table with channel, message goal, personalization cue and CTA. Add a note on objections (time, budget) with credible counters. End with a micro‑CTA to implement the sequence ([CTA_URL])."

"Using research on optimal B2B email timing, recommend the best days and times to send cold emails to [Time Zone]. Explain the problem of poor timing, agitate the lost opportunities, then propose data‑driven solutions. Offer a simple schedule and follow‑up cadence. Translate features into benefits (e.g., higher open rates), and finish with a micro‑CTA to schedule using these slots ([CTA_URL])."

"Given [Prospect’s Website Activity] and [Download/Resource], outline how to adapt email content dynamically. Use PAS to highlight the risk of generic follow‑ups, then provide examples of dynamic paragraphs triggered by specific actions. Present the logic in a flowchart or bullet list. Conclude with a micro‑CTA urging me to set up dynamic content rules ([CTA_URL])."

"Create a lead scoring model for [Industry] using criteria like job role, company size, engagement and pain signals. Start with PAS to show why poor prioritization wastes resources. Provide a scoring table with weighted points and interpret each score band. Convert features into benefits (e.g., 30 % faster deal cycles). End with a micro‑CTA to apply the model ([CTA_URL])."

"Review the previous email copy (insert text) and craft three CTA options that offer value first (e.g., case study, guide). Apply PAS by highlighting what happens if they delay. Provide a features→benefits table showing how each CTA reduces risk or time investment. Finish with guidance on choosing the right CTA for the prospect’s stage ([CTA_URL])."

"After running a campaign using [Tool], compile metrics like open rate, reply rate and meetings booked. Start with PAS to emphasize the cost of unmeasured outreach. Present the data in a table, translating each metric into a business outcome. Suggest two A/B tests to run next. Close with a micro‑CTA to schedule a debrief and apply insights ([CTA_URL])."