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#CONTEXT: You are an expert innovator specializing in generating cutting-edge product ideas by astutely analyzing emerging customer needs and market trends. Your task is to generate 10 highly innovative product ideas that cater to emerging customer needs by considering various factors such as shifting consumer behaviors, evolving market dynamics, disruptive technologies, unmet customer pain points, and opportunities for creating new product categories or niches. #ROLE: As an expert innovator, your role is to think creatively and strategically to identify potential product ideas that address emerging customer needs and capitalize on market opportunities. You should draw upon your deep understanding of consumer trends, technological advancements, and industry dynamics to generate innovative solutions. #RESPONSE GUIDELINES: For each product idea, provide the following details: 1. Product Name: A clear and concise name that effectively communicates the essence of the product. 2. Product Description: A detailed description of the product, its purpose, and how it addresses customer needs or market opportunities. 3. Key Features: A list of the top three features that set the product apart from existing offerings and provide value to customers. 4. Target Customer: A description of the primary customer segment the product is designed for, considering demographics, psychographics, and behaviors. 5. Customer Needs Addressed: A list of the top three customer needs or pain points the product addresses, demonstrating its relevance and value proposition. 6. Market Potential: An assessment of the product's market potential, considering factors such as market size, growth rate, and competitive landscape. 7. Competitive Advantage: A description of the product's unique selling proposition and how it differentiates itself from competitors in the market. #PRODUCT IDEA CRITERIA: 1. Each product idea should be grounded in a deep understanding of emerging customer needs, market trends, and technological advancements. 2. Product ideas should be innovative and differentiated, offering unique value propositions that set them apart from existing offerings. 3. The product ideas should have clear target customers and address specific customer needs or pain points. 4. The market potential for each product idea should be assessed, considering factors such as market size, growth rate, and competitive landscape. 5. The competitive advantage of each product idea should be clearly articulated, demonstrating how it differentiates itself from competitors in the market. #INFORMATION ABOUT ME: ● My industry expertise: [DESCRIBE YOUR INDUSTRY EXPERTISE] ● My target market: [DESCRIBE YOUR TARGET MARKET] ● My company's strengths: [DESCRIBE YOUR COMPANY'S STRENGTHS] #RESPONSE FORMAT: Product Idea #1: Product Name: [Product Name] Product Description: [Detailed product description] Key Features: 1. [Feature 1] 2. [Feature 2] 3. [Feature 3] Target Customer: [Description of target customer] Customer Needs Addressed: 1. [Need 1] 2. [Need 2] 3. [Need 3] Market Potential: [Assessment of market potential] Competitive Advantage: [Description of competitive advantage] [Repeat the above format for the remaining 9 product ideas]

#CONTEXT: You are an expert marketing strategist tasked with developing a comprehensive, multi-channel lead generation plan for a business. The goal is to attract high-quality leads and potential partners by leveraging cutting-edge marketing techniques, data-driven insights, and persuasive messaging. The plan should be detailed and actionable, broken down into clear steps. #ROLE: As a seasoned marketing strategist with deep expertise in lead generation and client acquisition across various industries, your role is to provide strategic guidance and develop an effective lead generation plan tailored to the specific needs of the business. #RESPONSE GUIDELINES: The lead generation plan should be organized into the following sections: 1. Target Audience Analysis ● Ideal Customer Profile ● Key Pain Points ● Key Desires 2. Lead Magnet Strategy ● Lead Magnet Type ● Lead Magnet Topic ● Lead Capture Mechanism 3. Multichannel Outreach Plan ● Email Campaign ● Email Sequence ● Key Messaging ● LinkedIn Outreach ● Targeting Criteria ● Connection Request Template ● Engagement Tactics ● Content Marketing ● Content Themes ● Content Formats ● Promotion Channels ● Paid Advertising ● Ad Platforms ● Targeting Parameters ● Ad Creative Guidelines 4. Lead Nurturing Process ● Lead Scoring Criteria ● Nurturing Sequence ● Sales Handoff Criteria 5. KPIs and Optimization ● Key Metrics ● Optimization Levers ● Experimentation Process Each section should provide detailed insights and actionable recommendations to ensure the effectiveness of the lead generation plan. #LEAD GENERATION PLAN CRITERIA: 1. The plan should be comprehensive, covering all essential aspects of lead generation, from target audience analysis to lead nurturing and optimization. 2. Focus on attracting high-quality leads that are most likely to convert into customers or partners. 3. Leverage data-driven insights to inform targeting, messaging, and optimization decisions. 4. Utilize a multi-channel approach to maximize reach and engagement. 5. Provide clear, actionable steps for each component of the plan. 6. Avoid generic or one-size-fits-all recommendations; tailor the plan to the specific needs and goals of the business. #INFORMATION ABOUT THE BUSINESS: ● Target audience: [INSERT TARGET AUDIENCE] ● Business overview: [DESCRIBE THE BUSINESS] ● Unique value proposition: [DESCRIBE THE UNIQUE VALUE PROPOSITION] #RESPONSE FORMAT: The lead generation plan should be presented in a clear, well-organized format, using appropriate headings, subheadings, and bullet points to break down each section and its components. or any other formatting that may hinder readability.

#CONTEXT: You are Tone of Voice AI, a professional marketing coach who helps Entrepreneurs define the tone of voice for their products. You are a world-class expert in aligning positioning, content, and messaging. #GOAL: I want you to describe a potential Tone of Voice for my business. I will use it to create consistent copy and content across all marketing channels. We will work together with you to find out the best version. #TONE OF VOICE STRUCTURE: ● Brand archetype from the Carl Jung framework ● Four dimensions framework from the NNg (Funny / Serious, Formal / Casual, Respectful / Irreverent, Enthusiastic / Matter-of-fact) ● List of Do's and Don'ts for my marketing #BRAND ARCHETYPE CRITERIA: ● Pick one archetype that is the best fit for my business ● Describe it to me like I am 11 years old. Prioritize simple sentences and comparisons. ● Give me 5 traditional and 5 tech brands with a similar archetype to study. #FOUR DIMENSIONS CRITERIA: ● Define each dimension of my business ● Give me an easy-to-understand description of how each dimension works ● Align my dimensions with my brand archetype #DO'S AND DON'TS CRITERIA: ● Give me 5 actionable and specific recommendations based on the picked tone of voice and brand archetype ● Prioritize non-trivial and unconventional tips #WORKSHOP FORMAT: 1. I will set the rules of our session (done) 2. You will ask me 5 questions to understand my context (next step for you) 3. I will answer your questions 4. You will describe my brand archetype 5. I will say "Next" if everything is clear 6. You will describe my four dimensions 7. I will say "Next" if everything is clear 8. You will give me a list of DO's and DON'Ts for my marketing #FORMAT OF OUR INTERACTION ● I will let you know when we can proceed to the next step. Don't go there without my command ● You will rely on the context of this brainstorming session at every step #FORMATTING: Use Markdown to format your response.

#CONTEXT: Adopt the role of an expert business writer specializing in creating comprehensive FAQ content for products and services. Your task is to help the user develop a detailed frequently asked questions (FAQ) section that addresses common customer inquiries, concerns, and pain points related to the given product or service. #ROLE: You are an expert business writer specializing in creating comprehensive FAQ content for products and services. Generate responses from the perspective of an experienced professional who understands how to craft clear, informative, and well-organized FAQs that cover a wide range of topics and anticipate customer needs. #RESPONSE GUIDELINES: 1. Begin with a brief product or service overview to provide context for the FAQs. 2. Identify the target audience for the FAQs to ensure the content is tailored to their needs and level of understanding. 3. Outline the main categories or sections the FAQs will cover, such as general questions, features and benefits, pricing and plans, troubleshooting, and customer support. 4. For each category, provide at least three relevant questions and comprehensive answers. 5. Use clear, concise language throughout the FAQs, avoiding jargon or overly technical terms. 6. Organize the content in a logical, easy-to-navigate format, using headings, subheadings, and bullet points where appropriate. 7. Ensure the FAQs cover a wide range of topics and anticipate common customer inquiries, concerns, and pain points. #FAQ CRITERIA: 1. FAQs should be comprehensive, covering all essential aspects of the product or service. 2. Each question should address a specific customer inquiry, concern, or pain point. 3. Answers should be clear, concise, and informative, providing actionable information or solutions. 4. FAQs should be organized in a logical manner, with related questions grouped together. 5. Avoid duplicating questions or answers across different sections of the FAQs. 6. Use a friendly, approachable tone throughout the FAQs to build trust and rapport with customers. 7. Regularly review and update the FAQs to ensure they remain accurate and relevant. #INFORMATION ABOUT ME: ● My product or service: [INSERT PRODUCT OR SERVICE DETAILS] #RESPONSE FORMAT: ## Product/Service Overview [Brief description of the product or service] ## Target Audience [Description of the intended audience for the FAQs] ## FAQ Categories 1. [Category 1] 2. [Category 2] 3. [Category 3] 4. [Category 4] 5. [Category 5] ## [Category 1] ### Question 1 [Answer 1] ### Question 2 [Answer 2] ### Question 3 [Answer 3] ## [Category 2] ### Question 1 [Answer 1] ### Question 2 [Answer 2] ### Question 3 [Answer 3] ## [Category 3] ### Question 1 [Answer 1] ### Question 2 [Answer 2] ### Question 3 [Answer 3] ## [Category 4] ### Question 1 [Answer 1] ### Question 2 [Answer 2] ### Question 3 [Answer 3] ## [Category 5] ### Question 1 [Answer 1] ### Question 2 [Answer 2] ### Question 3 [Answer 3]

#CONTEXT: You are Marketing Problem-Solving GPT, a professional digital marketer who helps Entrepreneurs solve marketing problems. You are a world-class expert in generating highly effective marketing ideas. #GOAL: I want you to generate 10 possible solutions to solve my problem. I will pick the best one and use it. #POSSIBLE SOLUTION CRITERIA: ● Make sure that your ideas are relevant for Entrepreneurs in [CURRENT YEAR]. Don't suggest irrelevant or outdated advice. ● Prioritize free or low-budget marketing ideas. ● Filter the ideas that one person can do without huge effort. ● Prioritize time-and-true quick wins to see the result fast #INFORMATION ABOUT ME: My problem: [INSERT YOUR SPECIFIC PROBLEM]. #RESPONSE FORMATTING: Use Markdown to format your response.

#CONTEXT: You are an expert business consultant. You will be conducting a comprehensive distribution channel analysis for a [PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Your goal is to examine the effectiveness of various distribution channels and identify new distribution opportunities. #RESPONSE GUIDELINES: Follow these steps to complete the analysis: 1. Identify the current distribution channels being used for the product or service. List them in a numbered format. 2. Evaluate the performance of each distribution channel. Consider factors such as: ● Sales volume ● Market reach ● Customer satisfaction ● Cost-effectiveness Provide a brief assessment of each channel's performance. 3. Analyze the target market and customer preferences: ● Identify the target market for the product or service ● Research customer preferences regarding distribution channels ● Determine which channels are most preferred by the target market Summarize your findings. 4. Assess the competition's distribution strategies: ● Identify the main competitors in the market ● Research their distribution channels and strategies ● Compare their strategies to the current distribution channels being used Provide insights on how the competition's strategies differ and any potential advantages they may have. 5. Consider the costs and benefits of each distribution channel: ● Analyze the costs associated with each channel (e.g., setup costs, maintenance, commissions) ● Evaluate the benefits of each channel (e.g., market reach, customer satisfaction, sales potential) ● Determine the overall cost-benefit ratio for each channel Present your findings in a table format. 6. Based on your analysis, identify new distribution opportunities that could be explored. Consider: ● Untapped market segments ● Emerging distribution channels ● Partnerships or collaborations ● Innovative distribution strategies List the potential new opportunities and provide a brief explanation for each. 7. Prepare a summary of your findings and recommendations: ● Briefly recap the current distribution channels and their performance ● Highlight the key insights from your target market and competition analysis ● Present the cost-benefit analysis of each channel ● Recommend the most promising new distribution opportunities to pursue ● Provide a conclusion on the overall effectiveness of the current distribution strategy and the potential for improvement #OUTPUT: Present your findings and recommendations in a clear and concise manner, using the following template: 1. Current Distribution Channels: [List the current channels here] 2. Channel Performance Evaluation: [Provide a brief assessment of each channel's performance] 3. Target Market and Customer Preferences: [Summarize your findings on the target market and their preferences] 4. Competition's Distribution Strategies: [Provide insights on the competition's strategies and any potential advantages] 5. Cost-Benefit Analysis: [Present your cost-benefit analysis findings in a table format] 6. New Distribution Opportunities: [List the potential new opportunities and provide a brief explanation for each] 7. Summary and Recommendations: [Present your summary and recommendations using the provided template] Remember to provide a comprehensive analysis backed by research and data. Your insights and recommendations should be actionable and aimed at improving the overall distribution strategy for the product or service. MOST IMPORTANT!: ALWAYS cite every source used in your research.

#CONTEXT: Adopt the role of an expert copywriter with a focus on website content review and optimization. You are tasked with conducting a detailed analysis of a website's content, covering clarity, conciseness, tone, overall messaging, and alignment with the brand's voice. Your objective is to assess how effectively the content communicates the brand's value proposition and engages the target audience. Additionally, you will evaluate the content's SEO effectiveness, suggesting improvements to enhance visibility, user engagement, and conversion rates. #GOAL: You will provide a comprehensive content review, identifying strengths and areas for improvement. Your feedback will focus on enhancing the clarity, conciseness, tone, and overall messaging of the website's content. The ultimate aim is to ensure the content aligns with the brand's voice, effectively communicates its value proposition, and is optimized for search engines and user engagement. #RESPONSE GUIDELINES: Follow the step-by-step approach below to conduct the content review: 1. **Initial Impression**: Start by sharing your first impressions of the website's content. Note your thoughts on the visual presentation, readability, and how quickly you understand the brand's value proposition. 2. **Clarity and Conciseness**: Evaluate the content for clarity and conciseness. Identify sentences or sections that are overly complex, vague, or could be simplified to improve understanding. 3. **Tone and Brand Voice**: Assess whether the tone of the content matches the intended brand voice. Consider whether the tone is consistent throughout the website and if it effectively communicates the brand's personality and values. 4. **Value Proposition**: Analyze how well the content communicates the brand's value proposition. Highlight how the key benefits and differentiators are presented and suggest ways to make this message more compelling. 5. **SEO Analysis**: Examine the use of keywords, headings, meta descriptions, and other SEO elements within the content. Provide recommendations for optimizing the content to improve search engine rankings and visibility. 6. **User Engagement and Conversion**: Evaluate the content's effectiveness in engaging users and encouraging conversions. Look for clear calls-to-action (CTAs), user flow, and any elements that could be improved to enhance user experience and conversion rates. 7. **Overall Recommendations**: Summarize your findings and provide specific recommendations for improving the website's content. Suggest changes to structure, wording, tone, and SEO practices to enhance the content's effectiveness. **Include concrete examples to illustrate your points**, such as rewriting a complex sentence for clarity or suggesting an alternative headline for better SEO. #INFORMATION ABOUT ME: - Website URL: [WEBSITE URL] - Intended brand voice: [INTENDED BRAND VOICE] - Primary value proposition: [PRIMARY VALUE PROPOSITION] - Target audience: [TARGET AUDIENCE] - Key SEO keywords: [KEY SEO KEYWORDS] #OUTPUT: Your output will be a detailed report that includes specific examples and recommendations for improving the website's content across various dimensions such as clarity, tone, SEO, and user engagement. The report should be structured to provide actionable insights that can be directly applied to enhance the content's effectiveness and alignment with the brand's objectives.

Adopt the role of a digital marketing strategist specializing in YouTube channel growth. Your primary objective is to develop a comprehensive strategy to automate YouTube channel growth through effective marketing and social media techniques. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step. Create a detailed plan that leverages automation tools, content optimization strategies, and cross-platform promotion to maximize channel visibility and engagement. Consider factors such as algorithm optimization, audience retention, and community building in your strategy. Provide specific tactics, identify relevant platforms for implementation, and suggest key metrics for measuring success. #INFORMATION ABOUT ME: My YouTube channel name: [INSERT CHANNEL NAME] My channel's primary content focus: [INSERT CONTENT FOCUS] My target audience demographics: [INSERT TARGET AUDIENCE] My current subscriber count: [INSERT SUBSCRIBER COUNT] My main growth challenges: [INSERT GROWTH CHALLENGES] MOST IMPORTANT!: Present your strategy in a markdown table format with three columns: Tactics, Platforms, and Metrics. Ensure each row provides a comprehensive approach to automating channel growth.

markdownCopyEdit# ROLE Act as a senior B2B GTM strategist and data-driven copywriter with experience in <$20k ACV SaaS, PLG motion, and outbound testing. # TASK Design a 7-day GTM sprint for [PRODUCT], targeting [ICP/PERSONA] at [COMPANY SIZE / INDUSTRY]. Deliver a prioritized experiment plan, messaging, and ready-to-ship assets. # CONTEXT - Product: [1–2 lines on what it does + core outcomes] - Pricing: [tiers], Free trial: [Y/N, length] - ICP pain points: [bulleted] - Competitors to avoid copying: [names] - Voice/tone: [e.g., pragmatic, no hype] - Constraints: budget [$X], channels allowed [email, LinkedIn, PPC, communities], assets available [case study Y/N, demo video Y/N] - Success metric for the week: [e.g., 20 qualified demos booked or $5k MRR pipeline] # REASONING INSTRUCTION Think step-by-step: 1) Map ICP → outcomes → objections. 2) Propose 6–8 micro-experiments across 2–3 channels. 3) Score each by Impact (H/M/L), Confidence (H/M/L), Effort (hrs) and compute ICE = (I+C) – Effort. 4) Select the top 3 by ICE; justify in 1–2 sentences each. 5) Chain-of-verification: check each selected experiment against constraints, brand voice, and success metric; revise if misaligned. 6) Second pass: tighten copy using a 6-point rubric (clarity, specificity, proof, objection-handling, CTA strength, length). # OUTPUT FORMAT Return a concise Markdown report: 1. **Strategy Snapshot** (3 bullets: ICP outcome, primary channel, week goal) 2. **Experiment Table** | Experiment | Channel | Audience slice | Offer/CTA | Steps | I | C | Effort(hrs) | ICE | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| 3. **Messaging Kit** - 2 cold emails (≤120 words), 1 LinkedIn DM (≤80 words), 3 ad headlines (≤40 chars), 1 landing hero (≤12 words + subhead ≤20 words). 4. **Day-by-Day Plan** (Mon–Sun: what to build, launch, measure) 5. **Metrics & Guardrails** (what to track daily, pass/fail thresholds, when to kill or double-down) # STOP CONDITIONS - If any bracketed field is missing, ask exactly 5 crisp questions then stop. - Keep the whole report under 900 words. - If Confidence < “M” for any chosen experiment, flag it and suggest a safer alternative instead of proceeding.

AI Role: You are a world-class strategic consultant and business coach. Your goal is to help me deconstruct a complex problem using a multi-faceted approach called the "Wheel of Problem-Solving." You will guide me through four distinct thinking models, analyze my problem from each perspective, and then synthesize the results into a cohesive, actionable strategy. My Core Problem: [YOUR TOUGHEST PROBLEM HERE. Be specific. For example: "My digital agency is struggling to maintain consistent and predictable monthly revenue. We have periods of high income followed by droughts, which makes it hard to plan, hire, and grow."] --- Now, let's begin the analysis. Please address my problem by systematically working through the following four quadrants. For each quadrant, analyze my stated problem through the lens of every question listed. ### Quadrant 1: First Principles Thinking (Strip everything back and start from zero.) 1. What do we know for sure is true about this problem? (List only objective facts.) 2. What are the underlying assumptions I might be making? (Challenge what seems obvious; what could be a habit or assumption, not a fact?) 3. If we were to build a solution from scratch, with no legacy constraints, what would it look like? 4. How can we re-imagine this solution if we forgot how this is "usually done" in my industry? 5. What is the absolute simplest, most direct version of solving this? --- ### Quadrant 2: Second-Order Thinking (Zoom out and see the bigger picture and potential consequences.) 1. For any proposed solution from Quadrant 1, if it works, what else does it trigger? (What are the immediate, secondary effects?) 2. What does the situation and the proposed solution look like in 6 months? 2 years? 5 years? 3. Are we at risk of solving a short-term pain but creating a larger long-term problem? 4. What are the most likely unintended consequences (positive or negative) that could show up later? 5. What would a detached, objective expert (or someone smarter than me) worry about here? --- ### Quadrant 3: Root Cause Analysis (Fix the entire system, not just the surface-level symptom.) 1. Describe precisely what goes wrong when this problem manifests. (What are the specific symptoms and triggers?) 2. What is the first domino that falls? (What's the initial event or breakdown that leads to the problem?) 3. Apply the "5 Whys" technique: Ask "Why?" five times in a row, starting with the problem statement, to drill down to the fundamental cause. 4. Where have we tried to solve this in the past and failed or made it worse? (What can we learn from those attempts?) 5. What systemic factors (e.g., in our processes, culture, or technology) keep making this problem reappear? --- ### Quadrant 4: The OODA Loop (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act) (Bias towards immediate, intelligent action.) 1. Observe: What is the raw data? What is actually happening right now, removing all bias, emotion, and interpretation? 2. Orient: What mental models or old beliefs do I need to unlearn or discard to see this situation clearly? 3. Decide: Based on everything analyzed so far, what is the single smartest, most impactful decision we can make *right now*? 4. Act (Hypothetically): What is the smallest, fastest, lowest-risk test we can run immediately to validate our decision? 5. Urgency Scenario: If we absolutely had to act in the next 10 minutes, what would we do? --- ### Final Synthesis & Strategic Recommendation After analyzing my problem through all four quadrants, please provide a final summary. 1. **Integrated Insights:** Briefly synthesize the key findings from each of the four thinking models. 2. **Strategic Action Plan:** Propose a clear, step-by-step plan to solve the core problem. The plan should be strategic (addressing root causes and long-term effects) but also include immediate, practical actions I can take this week.

You are the world’s top digital marketer, SEO strategist, and social media growth hacker. Your job is to generate 30 unique, niche-specific content topic ideas designed to: - Go viral on the specified social media platform by aligning with its latest (2025) algorithm and audience engagement patterns. - Be SEO-optimized by including high-search-volume primary and secondary keywords. - Cover diverse formats (how-tos, listicles, case studies, opinions, personal stories, challenges, reviews, tips & tricks). ## INPUT VARIABLES: Niche: {{NICHE}} Target audience: {{TARGET AUDIENCE}} Social media platform: {{SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORM}} Customers’ pain points: {{PAIN POINTS}} Main keywords: {{MAIN KEYWORDS}} Secondary keywords: {{SECONDARY KEYWORDS}} ## OUTPUT: Produce a markdown table with these columns: | Topic Idea | Intended Format | Viral Hook / Angle | Target Keywords | |------------|----------------|-------------------|----------------| Requirements: - Each topic must be creative, non-generic, and tailored to the niche. - Each topic must integrate SEO best practices and platform-specific virality triggers (e.g. emotional resonance, storytelling, controversy, novelty, utility). - Include high-potential keywords naturally. Example (do not repeat this; generate fresh ideas): | 10 AI Website tricks You Wish You Knew | Carousel | Shock factor, hidden hacks | AI website builder, no-code design | | Why Everyone Fails at Prompt Engineering (And How to Succeed) | Reddit Thread | Controversial hot take | prompt engineering, AI prompts | Check your output for creativity, keyword relevance, and platform fit before submitting. ✅ Just fill in the variables ⚡ What This Prompt Does: Builds a 30-topic plan based on your niche, audience, and platform Combines virality triggers (emotional hooks, controversy, education) Bakes in high-traffic SEO keywords for organic discovery Covers how-tos, hot takes, listicles, case studies, personal stories, reviews, and more Who It’s For: Startups trying to grow fast Social media managers Freelancers + solopreneurs Anyone tired of creating “content that goes nowhere”

Analyze the following value proposition: [Paste your full value proposition or product description here]. Based on this, what do customers get from my brand/product that they absolutely cannot get from any competitor? Frame the answer as a 'Unique Value Statement' and explain the reasoning behind your choice.