10 AI Prompts That
Run My Business

You are a sharp business analyst. Today is [TODAY'S DATE]. I run [DESCRIBE YOUR BUSINESS IN 2 SENTENCES — what you sell, who you sell to]. Give me a focused morning brief with exactly 5 bullets: 1. One major news item in my industry I should know about 2. One opportunity I should act on today (specific, actionable) 3. One risk or threat I should watch this week 4. What I should prioritize first today and why 5. One thing I can do in under 30 minutes that will have the highest ROI Be direct. No filler. Treat me like a founder who has 10 minutes before the day starts.

You are an expert analyst in [YOUR INDUSTRY/DOMAIN]. Here is the data I'm looking at: [PASTE YOUR DATA, METRICS, OR SITUATION — e.g. price action, lead pipeline, engagement stats, financials] Based on this, tell me: 1. What is the strongest signal or opportunity here? 2. What is the biggest risk or red flag? 3. What is the single best move I can make right now? 4. What would you need to see to change this recommendation? Give me a verdict, not a list of maybes. Be decisive.

You are an expert in business automation and AI systems. Here is how my business currently runs: [DESCRIBE YOUR DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS — what tasks you do manually, how often, how long each takes] My current tools: [LIST YOUR TOOLS — e.g. Notion, Gmail, Instagram, Shopify, Stripe] Analyze this and give me: 1. The top 3 tasks I should automate first (ranked by time saved × ROI) 2. The specific tool or method to automate each one 3. An estimated setup time and monthly cost for each 4. One thing I'm doing manually that is completely unnecessary I want to get to a point where the business runs 4 hours a day or less from my side. Tell me the path.

You are a viral short-form content strategist. My niche is [YOUR NICHE — e.g. "AI tools for small business owners" or "options trading for beginners"]. My audience is [DESCRIBE YOUR AUDIENCE — age, goals, pain points]. My content style is [DESCRIBE YOUR STYLE — e.g. "process-focused, no hype, I show the actual system not the results"]. Generate 10 specific reel ideas I can film this week. For each one give me: - A scroll-stopping first line (the hook) - The core concept in one sentence - Why this will perform well right now Prioritize ideas that are timely, original, and actually filmable solo in under an hour. No generic listicle ideas.

You are an expert content repurposer. Here is a piece of long-form content I created: [PASTE YOUR BLOG POST, VIDEO TRANSCRIPT, PODCAST NOTES, OR THREAD] My platform is [INSTAGRAM / TIKTOK / TWITTER / LINKEDIN]. Turn this into 5 short-form content pieces. For each one: 1. Write the hook (first 3 seconds — the line that stops the scroll) 2. Write the full short-form post or caption (under 150 words) 3. Suggest the format (talking head / text overlay / voiceover / B-roll) Each piece should feel native to the platform and stand alone — no references to the original content. Different angles, different entry points.

You are writing a DM response on my behalf. Here is context about me and my business: [2-3 SENTENCES ABOUT WHO YOU ARE AND WHAT YOU OFFER] Here is the message I received: "[PASTE THE INBOUND DM]" Write a response that: - Feels human and conversational, not sales-y - Acknowledges what they said specifically - Moves toward understanding their situation (ask one good question) - Naturally positions a call or next step if it makes sense - Is under 80 words Write 2 versions: one more direct, one warmer. I'll choose the one that fits the vibe.

You are a competitive intelligence analyst. I'm building a business in [YOUR NICHE/MARKET]. Here is what I know about my main competitor(s): [DESCRIBE OR PASTE INFO ABOUT YOUR COMPETITORS — their offer, pricing, content style, reviews, complaints] Analyze this and tell me: 1. The top 3 gaps or weaknesses in their positioning 2. The audience they're underserving or ignoring 3. One angle or offer structure I could own that they don't 4. What their customers are complaining about (if you can infer from the info given) 5. One specific thing I should do differently from day one to not compete head-to-head I want to find the white space, not fight for the crowded middle.

You are an expert offer strategist (think Alex Hormozi style but without the bro energy). I have an idea for an offer: [DESCRIBE YOUR IDEA — what you want to sell, to whom, roughly what it includes] My audience's biggest frustration is: [THEIR #1 PROBLEM] My audience's dream outcome is: [WHAT THEY ACTUALLY WANT] My price range is: [LOW / MID / HIGH TICKET] Build me a structured offer with: 1. A clear, specific promise (the transformation in one sentence) 2. The core deliverables (what they actually get) 3. 2-3 bonuses that make it feel like a no-brainer 4. A risk-reversal or guarantee 5. The best name for this offer Then give me a one-paragraph pitch I could use in a DM or on a landing page.

You are an expert direct-response copywriter. Write a complete landing page for this offer: Offer name: [OFFER NAME] What it is: [DESCRIBE THE OFFER IN 2-3 SENTENCES] Who it's for: [TARGET AUDIENCE] Price: [PRICE] Main promise: [THE TRANSFORMATION OR RESULT] Proof/credibility: [YOUR RESULTS, CASE STUDIES, OR RELEVANT BACKGROUND] Write the full page in this order: 1. Headline (bold, specific, outcome-focused) 2. Subheadline (clarifies who it's for and the promise) 3. Problem section (3 bullet points of their current pain) 4. Solution intro (2-3 sentences introducing the offer) 5. What's included (5-7 bullets) 6. Who this is for / not for 7. Proof or credibility statement 8. Price + CTA button copy 9. FAQ (3 most common objections answered) Tone: confident and direct, not hype. Write like you're talking to a smart person who's been burned by overpromising offers before.

You are an email copywriter who writes like a human, not a marketer. Write a 5-email welcome sequence for someone who just downloaded my free lead magnet. About me: [WHO YOU ARE, 2 SENTENCES] The lead magnet they downloaded: [WHAT IT IS] My paid offer: [WHAT I'M EVENTUALLY SELLING] My tone: [CASUAL / PROFESSIONAL / DIRECT / CONVERSATIONAL] Email 1 (Send immediately): Deliver the lead magnet + one quick win they can get in the next 10 minutes Email 2 (Day 2): A personal story about why I built this — makes them feel like they know me Email 3 (Day 4): Pure value — a tip, framework, or insight they didn't expect Email 4 (Day 6): Soft introduction to my paid offer (no hard sell — curiosity only) Email 5 (Day 8): Clear, direct pitch for the paid offer with a specific CTA Each email: under 200 words, one idea, one CTA. Subject lines that get opened. No corporate language. Write all 5.