Stop Writing Prompts
From Scratch

Your prompts are leaving money on the table

• You spend 20 minutes writing a prompt, get mediocre output, and rewrite it 3 times
• Generic "act as a..." prompts produce generic content that sounds like every other AI output
• You don't know which techniques (chain-of-thought, few-shot, role prompting) work for which tasks
• Every new task means starting from zero — no system, no library, no leverage

Pre-built prompts that actually work

Each pack contains 15-20 production-ready prompts with variables you fill in. They use advanced techniques baked in — chain-of-thought, structured output, role framing, and constraint engineering — so you don't have to think about it.

• Copy-paste ready — just fill in [YOUR VARIABLES]
• Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and local models
• Each prompt includes usage notes + example outputs
• Advanced techniques built in (you don't need to understand them)
• Regularly updated as models evolve

What a premium prompt looks like

You are a LinkedIn ghostwriter for [INDUSTRY] executives.

Your task: write a post about [TOPIC] that drives engagement.

## Constraints
- Hook must be a bold, contrarian take (max 12 words)
- Use the PAS framework (Problem → Agitate → Solution)
- Include exactly 1 personal anecdote (real or realistic)
- End with a question, not a CTA
- 150-200 words, short paragraphs (1-2 sentences max)
- No hashtags. No emojis in the first line.
- Tone: [confident / vulnerable / provocative]

## Output format
Return ONLY the post text. No explanations.

This is 1 of 18 prompts in the Content Engine pack.

Choose your weapon

More than just prompts

• 49 production-ready prompts — tested across GPT-4, Claude, and Gemini
• Usage guide per prompt — when to use it, what to customize, common mistakes
• Example outputs — see exactly what each prompt produces
• Variable cheat sheet — fill-in-the-blank simplicity
• Notion + Markdown formats — import into your workflow instantly
• Free updates — new prompts and improvements as models evolve

Questions? Answers.