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Write three hero copy variants for <product>. Each has: a 6-word headline, a 14-word sub-headline, and a 2-3-word CTA. Variants should differ in angle: outcome, social proof, contrarian.
Write three hero copy variants for <product>. Each has: a 6-word headline, a 14-word sub-headline, and a 2-3-word CTA. Variants should differ in angle: outcome, social proof, contrarian. Audience: a B2B SaaS.
Write three hero copy variants for <product>. Each has: a 6-word headline, a 14-word sub-headline, and a 2-3-word CTA. Variants should differ in angle: outcome, social proof, contrarian. Audience: a DTC brand.
Write a 90-word cold email to <persona> about <offer>. Open with a specific observation about their world (not flattery), one sentence on why now, one CTA that asks for 15 minutes, not interest.
Write a 90-word cold email to <persona> about <offer>. Open with a specific observation about their world (not flattery), one sentence on why now, one CTA that asks for 15 minutes, not interest. Audience: a B2B SaaS.
Write a 90-word cold email to <persona> about <offer>. Open with a specific observation about their world (not flattery), one sentence on why now, one CTA that asks for 15 minutes, not interest. Audience: a DTC brand.
Plan a 6-variant ad copy split test for <product> on <channel>. Vary one dimension per variant (headline, hook, CTA, social proof). Predict the winner with rationale; define the success metric upfront.
Plan a 6-variant ad copy split test for <product> on <channel>. Vary one dimension per variant (headline, hook, CTA, social proof). Predict the winner with rationale; define the success metric upfront. Audience: a B2B SaaS.
Plan a 6-variant ad copy split test for <product> on <channel>. Vary one dimension per variant (headline, hook, CTA, social proof). Predict the winner with rationale; define the success metric upfront. Audience: a DTC brand.
Outline a 1,800-word article for "<query>". Include: search intent, three competitor angles I should beat, H2/H3 structure, FAQ block (5 questions), and three internal link anchors.
Outline a 1,800-word article for "<query>". Include: search intent, three competitor angles I should beat, H2/H3 structure, FAQ block (5 questions), and three internal link anchors. Audience: a B2B SaaS.
Outline a 1,800-word article for "<query>". Include: search intent, three competitor angles I should beat, H2/H3 structure, FAQ block (5 questions), and three internal link anchors. Audience: a DTC brand.
Distill our brand voice from the samples below into a cheat sheet: 5 voice attributes, 3 do/don't pairs, signature phrases, banned words, and a tone matrix for marketing vs support. Samples: <paste>
Distill our brand voice from the samples below into a cheat sheet: 5 voice attributes, 3 do/don't pairs, signature phrases, banned words, and a tone matrix for marketing vs support. Samples: <paste> Audience: a B2B SaaS.
Distill our brand voice from the samples below into a cheat sheet: 5 voice attributes, 3 do/don't pairs, signature phrases, banned words, and a tone matrix for marketing vs support. Samples: <paste> Audience: a DTC brand.
Write a launch announcement for <product>: blog post (300 words), tweet/X thread (5 posts), and a LinkedIn post (150 words). Each must work standalone. End with a clear CTA.
Write a launch announcement for <product>: blog post (300 words), tweet/X thread (5 posts), and a LinkedIn post (150 words). Each must work standalone. End with a clear CTA. Audience: a B2B SaaS.
Write a launch announcement for <product>: blog post (300 words), tweet/X thread (5 posts), and a LinkedIn post (150 words). Each must work standalone. End with a clear CTA. Audience: a DTC brand.
Read the customer interview below. Pull: (1) jobs to be done, (2) pains they articulated, (3) phrases worth stealing for marketing, (4) one objection to address head-on. Interview: <paste>
Read the customer interview below. Pull: (1) jobs to be done, (2) pains they articulated, (3) phrases worth stealing for marketing, (4) one objection to address head-on. Interview: <paste> Audience: a B2B SaaS.
Read the customer interview below. Pull: (1) jobs to be done, (2) pains they articulated, (3) phrases worth stealing for marketing, (4) one objection to address head-on. Interview: <paste> Audience: a DTC brand.
Write 12 subject lines for an issue about <topic>. Mix: curiosity, benefit, urgency, contrarian, list. Max 7 words. After the list, pick the strongest two for an A/B test and explain why.
Write 12 subject lines for an issue about <topic>. Mix: curiosity, benefit, urgency, contrarian, list. Max 7 words. After the list, pick the strongest two for an A/B test and explain why. Audience: a B2B SaaS.
Write 12 subject lines for an issue about <topic>. Mix: curiosity, benefit, urgency, contrarian, list. Max 7 words. After the list, pick the strongest two for an A/B test and explain why. Audience: a DTC brand.
Write copy for a 3-tier pricing page: tier names, one-line description, 5 bullets each, two-word CTA. Add a "what changes between tiers" sentence and one FAQ that handles the most common objection.
Write copy for a 3-tier pricing page: tier names, one-line description, 5 bullets each, two-word CTA. Add a "what changes between tiers" sentence and one FAQ that handles the most common objection. Audience: a B2B SaaS.
Write copy for a 3-tier pricing page: tier names, one-line description, 5 bullets each, two-word CTA. Add a "what changes between tiers" sentence and one FAQ that handles the most common objection. Audience: a DTC brand.
Brief an influencer collab for <product> with <persona>. Include: deliverables, talking points, hard "do not say" lines, deadlines, usage rights, and a measurement plan tied to one north-star metric.
Brief an influencer collab for <product> with <persona>. Include: deliverables, talking points, hard "do not say" lines, deadlines, usage rights, and a measurement plan tied to one north-star metric. Audience: a B2B SaaS.
Brief an influencer collab for <product> with <persona>. Include: deliverables, talking points, hard "do not say" lines, deadlines, usage rights, and a measurement plan tied to one north-star metric. Audience: a DTC brand.
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