Build a customer persona from what you know
Research
Act as a senior B2C marketing strategist. I sell [product or service] to [who buys it] in [country or city], usually priced at [price].
Build one detailed customer persona with: a name and short bio, the job they are trying to get done, their top 3 frustrations with current options, what makes them trust a brand, where they spend time online, and the exact words they would use to describe their problem.
Finish with 3 marketing messages that would speak directly to this person.
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Filled in with Eggless custom cakes, sold to working parents in Ahmedabad, about ₹1,200 a cake
Persona: Riya Shah, 34
Marketing manager, two kids (6 and 9), lives in Bodakdev. Orders 6–8 cakes a year for birthdays and school events.
Job to be done: a cake that looks special in photos and that every family member can eat, without spending her Saturday baking.
Top frustrations
- Bakeries that “can do eggless” but the cake tastes dry
- Last-minute orders get refused
- Designs never look like the reference photo
Trusts brands that show real customer photos and reply on WhatsApp within the hour.
In her words: “I just need someone reliable who gets it right the first time.”
Messages that would land: “Eggless that nobody can tell is eggless.” · “Order by 6 pm, pick up tomorrow.” · “Your photo, our cake, side by side.”
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Find the angle competitors are missing
Research
I'm marketing [product] against these competitors: [competitor 1], [competitor 2], [competitor 3].
Here is how each one describes itself:
[paste their homepage headlines or taglines]
Compare their positioning in a table (main promise, audience, tone, proof they use). Then suggest 3 positioning angles none of them own that would suit a brand like mine, which is [one line about your brand]. For each angle, give a sample headline.
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Filled in with A project-management app for small agencies, against Asana, Trello and Monday
|
Main promise |
Audience |
Tone |
Proof |
| Asana |
Manage any team’s work |
Mid–large teams |
Polished, corporate |
Big-brand logos |
| Trello |
Visual boards, simple |
Individuals, small teams |
Friendly |
Free-forever plan |
| Monday |
Customisable work OS |
Ops-heavy teams |
Bold, colourful |
Templates, G2 badges |
Angles nobody owns
- Client-facing by default. “Share progress with clients without exporting a single screenshot.”
- Built for billable hours. “Every task knows what it’s worth.”
- Agency-sized, not enterprise-sized. “Set up in an afternoon, not a quarter.”
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Write a one-line value proposition
Positioning
Write 10 one-sentence value propositions for [product]. It helps [target customer] to [main result] without [main pain or effort].
Rules: under 15 words each, no buzzwords like "revolutionary" or "seamless", lead with the customer's outcome, not the feature. Label which ones are emotional and which are practical.
See example output
Filled in with An invoicing app that helps freelancers get paid faster without chasing clients
- Get paid on time without sending awkward reminders. (emotional)
- Invoices that chase late payments for you. (practical)
- Send the invoice once. We’ll handle the follow-ups. (practical)
- Stop being your own debt collector. (emotional)
- Paid 11 days faster, on average. (practical, needs your real figure)
- Freelance without the payment anxiety. (emotional)
- Professional invoices in 60 seconds, with automatic reminders. (practical)
- Do the work you love. Let us chase the money. (emotional)
- Card, UPI or bank transfer, all from one link. (practical)
- Your clients pay faster when paying is easier. (practical)
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Facebook and Instagram ad copy in 3 styles
Ads
Write Meta ad copy for [product or offer] aimed at [audience]. The goal of the ad is [sales / leads / app installs] and the offer is [discount, free trial, etc].
Give me 3 versions:
1. Problem-first (starts with the pain)
2. Social proof (starts with a result or customer quote: use [real review or stat])
3. Direct offer (starts with the deal)
For each: primary text under 125 characters, a headline under 40 characters, and a call to action button suggestion.
See example output
Filled in with A yoga studio's first-month offer at ₹999, aimed at office workers in Pune
1. Problem-first
Primary text: Desk all day, stiff back all night? 45-minute evening classes built for office bodies.
Headline: First month for ₹999
CTA: Book now
2. Social proof
Primary text: “My back pain eased in 3 weeks.” Meera, 31, software engineer. Try the class she swears by.
Headline: Join 400+ Pune professionals
CTA: Learn more
3. Direct offer
Primary text: Unlimited yoga, 30 days, ₹999. Classes at 7 am and 7 pm, 5 minutes from Hinjewadi Phase 1.
Headline: ₹999 intro month, this week only
CTA: Sign up
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Google Search ad headlines and descriptions
Ads
Create a Google Responsive Search Ad for the keyword "[target keyword]". The landing page sells [product/service] in [location].
Give me 15 headlines (max 30 characters each, include the keyword in at least 5) and 4 descriptions (max 90 characters each). Include price, location or a guarantee where it fits. Show the character count next to each line.
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Filled in with Keyword "ac repair ahmedabad", same-day service
Headlines
AC Repair in Ahmedabad (22)
Same-Day AC Repair Service (26)
Ahmedabad AC Repair Experts (27)
Technician at Your Door Today (29)
AC Not Cooling? Call Now (24)
Gas Refill From ₹2,499 (22)
90-Day Repair Warranty (22)
All Brands: Split & Window (26)
…plus 7 more
Descriptions
Same-day AC repair across Ahmedabad. Trained technicians, transparent prices. Book now. (86)
Gas refill, servicing and PCB repair for all brands. 90-day warranty on every job. (82)
Call before 2 pm for same-day visits in Satellite, Bopal, Prahladnagar & more. (78)
No fix, no charge for diagnosis. 4.8★ from 1,200+ customers. Book your slot. (77)
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Landing page outline that converts
Web copy
Plan a landing page for [offer] aimed at [audience]. The visitor arrives from [ad / email / Google search] and the one action we want is [sign up / book a call / buy].
Give me the section-by-section outline: headline, subheadline, the main CTA text, 3 benefit blocks, a section handling the top objection ([main objection]), a proof section, an FAQ with 5 questions, and a closing CTA. Write the actual copy for the hero section.
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Filled in with A free SEO audit offer for clinic owners, arriving from a Google ad
Hero
Headline: Find out why patients can’t find your clinic on Google
Subheadline: A free, 15-point SEO audit for clinics, delivered in 48 hours by a human, not a tool.
CTA button: Get my free audit
Benefits
- See exactly where you rank for “[your speciality] near me”
- Spot the 3 fixes that will bring the most bookings
- Plain-English report, no jargon
Objection: “Is this just a sales pitch?” You get the full report whether or not you ever hire us.
Proof: 3 clinic results with before/after rankings
FAQ: How long does it take? What do you need from me? Is it really free? …
Closing CTA: Get my free audit. It takes 2 minutes to request.
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30-day content calendar
Planning
Create a 30-day content calendar for [brand], which sells [product] to [audience]. Channels: [Instagram, LinkedIn, blog, email]. We can produce about [number] pieces a week.
Return a table with columns: Day, Channel, Format, Topic, Hook (first line), Goal (awareness / engagement / sales). Mix education, behind-the-scenes, customer stories and offers. Put one sales post at most in every 4.
See example output
Filled in with A handmade candle brand on Instagram and email, 4 posts a week
| Day |
Channel |
Format |
Topic |
Hook |
Goal |
| 1 |
Instagram |
Reel |
How we pour a candle |
“This takes 9 hours. Here it is in 20 seconds.” |
Awareness |
| 2 |
Instagram |
Carousel |
5 candle-care mistakes |
“You’re probably burning candles wrong.” |
Engagement |
| 4 |
Email |
Newsletter |
Studio diary + new scent |
“The scent we almost didn’t launch” |
Engagement |
| 5 |
Instagram |
Story |
Poll: next scent |
“Sandalwood or jasmine?” |
Engagement |
| 7 |
Instagram |
Post |
Customer photo feature |
“Your shelves, our candles.” |
Awareness |
| 8 |
Instagram |
Reel |
Gift set unboxing |
“What ₹1,499 gets you.” |
Sales |
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Turn one blog post into 10 social posts
Repurposing
Here is a blog post:
[paste the article]
Repurpose it into: 3 LinkedIn posts (different angles), 3 Instagram carousel outlines (slide-by-slide text), 2 X/Twitter posts, and 2 short-video scripts under 45 seconds. Keep our voice: [describe your brand voice in a few words].
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Filled in with A blog post on "How to choose the right mattress", friendly expert voice
LinkedIn post 1 (the business angle)
We analysed 2,000 return requests. 68% came from people who chose firmness by price, not by sleeping position. Here’s the 30-second check we now give every customer…
Instagram carousel 1
Slide 1: Your mattress might be why you wake up tired
Slide 2: Side sleeper? Go medium-soft
Slide 3: Back sleeper? Medium-firm
Slide 4: Stomach sleeper? Firm, always
Slide 5: Save this before you buy
X post 1
The most expensive mattress isn’t the best one. It’s the one that matches how you sleep. 🧵
Short video script 1 (35 sec)
“Lie down the way you sleep. Not on your back like in the shop…”
…plus 6 more
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Product launch campaign plan
Planning
We are launching [product] on [date] to [audience]. Budget is [budget] and the team is [team size].
Write a launch plan split into pre-launch (4 weeks), launch week and post-launch (2 weeks). For each phase list the channels, key messages, the assets we need, and one metric to watch. Flag the 3 tasks most likely to slip.
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Filled in with A protein snack bar launching 1 March, ₹3 lakh budget, team of 3
Pre-launch (4 weeks)
Channels: Instagram, waitlist page, 10 micro-creators
Message: “The protein bar that doesn’t taste like a protein bar”
Assets: teaser Reels, waitlist page, creator kits
Watch: waitlist sign-ups (target 2,000)
Launch week
Channels: email to waitlist, Meta ads, creator posts go live
Message: “Out now. 20% off for the first 1,000 orders”
Watch: conversion rate from waitlist
Post-launch (2 weeks)
Channels: retargeting ads, review requests, UGC reposts
Watch: repeat-order rate
Most likely to slip: creator content approvals · packaging photos · payment gateway testing
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Explain campaign results to a manager
Reporting
Here are last month's marketing numbers:
[paste numbers: spend, clicks, leads, sales, CTR, CPA, etc.]
Write a short summary for my manager who is not a marketer. Include: what went well, what didn't, the likely reasons, and 3 specific things we will change next month. Plain English, no jargon, under 200 words.
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Filled in with Spend ₹80k, 410 leads, 22 sales, cost per lead up 18% month on month
October marketing in short
We spent ₹80,000 and got 410 enquiries and 22 sales, about ₹3,600 per sale.
What went well: Instagram ads brought in 60% of sales at the lowest cost. The new “free consultation” offer doubled replies on WhatsApp.
What didn’t: each enquiry cost 18% more than in September, mainly because Diwali ads from bigger brands pushed prices up.
Next month we will:
- Move ₹15,000 from Facebook to Instagram, where sales are cheaper
- Call every enquiry within 1 hour (right now it’s about 6 hours)
- Pause the two ads with the lowest sales
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Brand voice guide from your own copy
Positioning
Below are 5 pieces of copy our brand has written that we like:
[paste examples]
Analyse them and write a one-page brand voice guide: 4 voice traits (with "we are / we are not"), preferred words and banned words, sentence length, use of humour, and 3 before/after rewrites showing the voice in action.
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Filled in with 5 captions and emails from a sustainable clothing brand
Voice traits
- Warm, not gushing. We are: friendly, encouraging. We are not: “OMG obsessed!!!”
- Honest, not preachy. We share facts and never shame people.
- Simple, not basic. Short sentences, everyday words.
- Playful, in small doses. One joke per piece, max.
Words we use: made, wear, last, repair, honest
Words we avoid: eco-warrior, guilt-free, game-changer, revolutionary
Before → after
“Our revolutionary organic tees are a game-changer!” → “Organic cotton tees, made to last 100 washes.”
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Customer review to marketing assets
Repurposing
Here are real customer reviews:
[paste reviews]
Pull out the 5 strongest phrases customers use, group the reviews by theme, and write: 3 ad headlines using the customers' own words, 1 testimonial section for our website, and 2 social posts. Don't change the meaning of any quote.
See example output
Filled in with 40 Google reviews for a dental clinic
Strongest customer phrases
“Didn’t feel a thing” · “explained every step” · “no upselling” · “on time, every time” · “my kids actually like going”
Themes: painless treatment (14) · clear explanations (11) · punctuality (8) · good with children (7)
Ad headlines
- “Didn’t feel a thing.” Painless dental care
- The dentist kids actually like
- On time, every time. Book online
Website testimonial section
“Dr. Mehta explained every step and there was no upselling. Rare for a dentist!” Kavya P.
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