The add-on
The marketing team you can't afford yet.
You're running the whole thing solo, and that's a lot of hats. Find your situation, copy the prompt, paste it into any AI tool, done. Anything in [square brackets] is your cue to swap in your own details before you send.
Keep it in your back pocket. Pull it out whenever you're stuck.
Dozens of prompts (the moment you're in, what to ask for, and what to double-check) sorted by real life. Plus the little insider tips that make them work better.
Anything in [brackets] you swap for your own details before you send.
Reach for this when your profile bio is empty or embarrassing.
Write me three versions of a short bio for my [Instagram] profile. I run [what you do], for [who you help], and what makes me a bit different is [the thing]. Keep each one under [150] characters and add a clear line telling people what to do next.
Ask for one version with an emoji and one without, then use whichever fits the platform. LinkedIn hates emoji, Instagram loves them.
Reach for this when you're guessing at hashtags and hoping.
Suggest [15] hashtags for a post about [what the post is]. My business is [what you do] and my customers are [who they are]. Mix a few big popular ones with several smaller, more specific ones, and explain in one line why the specific ones can work better for a small account.
The giant hashtags bury you under millions of posts. The smaller, specific ones are where people actually find a small business like yours.
Reach for this when you want a sale but hate 'salesy' energy.
I'm running a promo: [the offer, like 20% off until Sunday]. Write me three short messages I can send out: one to announce it, one gentle reminder for midway through, and one 'last chance' for the final day. Keep it warm and low-pressure, the way a friend would mention it.
The 'last chance' message almost always brings in the most sales. People need the nudge of a real deadline, so don't skip it out of politeness.
All 35 prompts, by situation. Each one opens with a copy button once you're in.
The intro teaches you how to talk to AI. The bundle hands you the exact words for the everyday stuff. You don't need the intro first, but together they're the whole toolkit.
New here? Start with the $5 introOne tap, ten dollars, and you've always got the right words.