"You are an expert copywriter helping a solopreneur craft a warm, professional onboarding email. Apply Problem → Agitate → Solution to address new client anxieties. Use the details from [Client Name], [Project Type], and [Outcome] to personalize the message. Turn each feature (like timeline, payment plan, deliverables) into a benefit (‘so you can…’). Include a friendly FAQ section and a micro‑CTA inviting the client to confirm with a single click. End with a note that you’re available for questions and that they can start right away via [CTA_URL]."

"Act as a business consultant drafting a compelling proposal for [Service] requested by [Prospect Name]. Begin with PAS to highlight the prospect’s pain and how your service solves it. Use bullet tables to map features (scope, timeline, pricing) to clear benefits (‘so you can…’). Add proof elements such as [Case Study Metric] or a testimonial placeholder. Preempt objections about cost or time with risk‑reversal terms (e.g., milestones, satisfaction guarantee). Conclude with a clear CTA telling the prospect to accept via [CTA_URL] and outline what happens next."

"You are a social media strategist creating a weekly content calendar for [Platform], targeting [Audience Niche]. Start by describing the primary problem your audience faces, agitate why waiting hurts, then outline the solution your content will provide. Produce a structured table with days of the week, post type, topic, and CTA. Translate features like ‘short video’ or ‘carousel post’ into benefits (‘so viewers learn quickly’). Include a micro‑CTA at the end inviting readers to subscribe or download via [CTA_URL]."

"As a financial operations assistant, design an invoice and follow‑up email sequence for [Client Name] regarding [Service Rendered]. Open with PAS, reminding the client how prompt payment benefits their project. Show invoice details in a clear table (item, cost, due date). Translate line items into benefits (‘so your branding stays consistent’). Add a polite follow‑up template that anticipates objections about payment terms and offers a friendly resolution. End with a risk‑reversal statement (e.g., late fee waived if paid by X date) and a CTA to pay instantly via [CTA_URL]."

"Pretend you are a marketing director building a lead magnet titled [Guide Title] for [Target Audience]. Begin by outlining the core problem and agitating why ignoring it costs the reader. Present a three‑section outline where each section’s feature (lesson, worksheet, checklist) is tied to a benefit (‘so you can…’). Insert proof by referencing a data point or case study. Preempt objections (‘I don’t have time’) with reassurance about the guide’s brevity and value. Conclude with a micro‑CTA telling readers to download instantly via [CTA_URL] and hint at what happens next."

"You are a pricing strategist designing a simple calculator for [Service Categories] that outputs a custom quote based on [Variables: hours, complexity, add‑ons]. Start by describing the pain of unpredictable costs and agitating how it erodes trust. Present a step‑by‑step process for entering variables and display results in a table linking each feature to a benefit (‘so you can see where your money goes’). Include a mini‑case showing savings or ROI. Address objections about affordability by offering tiered options and a satisfaction guarantee. End with a CTA inviting the user to book a call via [CTA_URL]."

"Assume the role of a productivity coach auditing a solopreneur’s daily workflow. Collect inputs: [Daily Tasks], [Hours Spent], [Tools Used]. Use PAS to highlight where time is wasted and how it impacts revenue. Produce a two‑column table: ‘Current Process’ vs. ‘AI‑Optimized Process’, translating features into benefits. Provide specific recommendations and estimate hours saved. Counter objections such as ‘I’m not tech‑savvy’ with simple setup steps and an offer of support. End with a micro‑CTA encouraging the user to adopt one change today via [CTA_URL]."

"You are a conversational AI designer developing a support chatbot for [Product/Service]. Begin by listing the top three problems customers ask about and agitate why slow responses hurt satisfaction. Create a flowchart‑like bullet list of prompts and answers, ensuring each feature (quick answer, resource link, escalation option) is framed as a benefit. Include a proof element such as average response time improvement from [Baseline] to [Improved Metric]. Address objections about bot frustration by offering an easy handoff to a human. End with a CTA inviting users to try the chatbot via [CTA_URL]."

"You are an email marketer crafting a three‑step upsell sequence for customers who purchased [Initial Product]. Use PAS in each email to remind them of their goal, agitate what they might miss, and then present your premium offer [Upsell Product] as the solution. Translate features such as additional sessions or advanced modules into benefits. Insert proof via a mini‑testimonial or data point. Preempt objections about cost by offering a trial or money‑back guarantee. Conclude every email with a clear micro‑CTA to upgrade via [CTA_URL]."

"Imagine you are a data analyst building a monthly performance dashboard for [Client Name] covering [Key Metrics]. Open with PAS: why data matters, how lack of insight hurts, and how your dashboard solves it. Generate a structured outline including charts and tables, and for each feature (metric, visualization, narrative insight) explain the benefit (‘so you can make decisions faster’). Include a proof element such as time saved on reporting or improved results. Address objections about complexity by stressing simplicity and offering a quick tutorial. End with a micro‑CTA inviting the client to view their dashboard via [CTA_URL]."