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Start here. If the prompts produce generic output, the problem is context/voice.md, not the prompt.
ICP and targeting, 10
01 Pull my closed-won from the last 12 months and tell me the
three attributes that correlate with a fast close, with the
evidence. If I have fewer than 10 deals, say so and stop.
02 From this export, list the exact job titles that signed,
verbatim. Then list the titles I have been targeting. Show me
the gap.
03 Build the searchable filter string from the titles that
actually signed. Flag any title that reads right but never
signed.
04 Who is this explicitly not for? Give me six disqualifiers,
each with one line on why it fails.
05 Estimate how many companies match this filter. At 20
connection requests a day, how many weeks to work the whole
list? If it is under four, the ICP is too narrow.
06 Read these 20 headlines and return KEEP, DROP or UNSURE per
row with a 12-word reason. Do not guess on ambiguous ones.
07 Grade this list A to F across ICP fit, title accuracy,
affordability, completeness, deduplication, recency,
reachability and signal strength. Name the two lowest.
08 Split this list into three tiers with a different effort
budget each. If tier 1 is over 20% of the list, tell me the
criteria are too loose.
09 Map the buying committee at this company: economic buyer,
champion, blocker, technical evaluator. Mark UNKNOWN rather
than assigning the nearest title.
10 Compare my stated ICP against my last 20 closed-lost deals.
What do the losses have in common that the wins do not?
Signals and research, 10
11 Find one dated, verifiable reason to contact each of these
leads now. Record the date and the URL. If there is no
signal, write NONE rather than stretching an attribute.
12 Rank these signals into tier 1, 2 and 3 by how close they sit
to a budget decision, and tell me why each one lands there.
13 Search job boards for companies hiring [ROLE] within my ICP.
Quote the exact line in the posting that reveals the need.
14 Find companies that raised in the last 90 days in my ICP.
Tell me what they said they would spend it on, not the amount.
15 Score each lead: signal tier, engagement depth, ICP fit, and
recency of signal. Sum to 12. Sort descending.
16 Research this account across their site, their content, their
hiring and their reviews. Synthesise once, at the end.
17 What is my audience arguing about right now? Rank by
comment-to-reaction ratio, not total engagement. High
comments means tension.
18 Read this competitor's last 10 posts. What is the position
they hold that their audience pushes back on?
19 Find the twelve phrases my buyers actually use to describe
this problem. Quote them exactly. Never paraphrase into
marketing language.
20 This lead's signal is 90 days old. Is it still live? Tell me
what would need to be true, and how to check.
Prompt 17 is the one that changes a content calendar. Reactions mean agreement. Comments mean a fight, and a fight is where attention sits.
Profile, 10
21 Audit this profile against nine checks: proof, empty
adjectives, clarity, gaps, call to action, visual
consistency, mobile readability, searchability, contact
hygiene. PASS, WEAK or FAIL with evidence.
22 Write three headline options, each character-counted, each
flagged for where it truncates at 60 characters on mobile.
Never job-title-at-company.
23 Rewrite the About in four movements: hook, the problem they
solve, proof, one CTA. First person. Keywords in the first
two lines.
24 What should be pinned in Featured, and why that rather than
the alternatives?
25 Rewrite each Experience entry as action plus method plus
measurable outcome. If there is no outcome, ask me for one.
26 Cut the Skills section to 10 to 15 clusters that match the
terms my buyer actually searches.
27 Count the words in this profile that could describe anyone.
List them. Each one is a wasted line.
28 Does the banner say the same thing as the headline? If not,
tell me which one is wrong.
29 Read this profile as the buyer I am targeting. What would
stop you accepting a connection request from this person?
30 My acceptance rate is below 15%. Check the note, the list,
and the profile, in that order. Stop at the first failure.
Content, 10
31 Define three content pillars. Each must be a repeatable topic,
not a theme. If I cannot talk about one for twenty minutes
without notes, tell me it is not mine.
32 Write five hooks for this post. Then delete the body and tell
me which hooks still feel complete. Those are summaries, not
hooks.
33 Write this post matching the three reference posts in my
voice file. Not the adjective list. The actual posts.
34 Strip the AI tells from this draft: round numbers, perfect
parallelism, no break in the flow, everything resolving, em
dashes.
35 Turn this long asset into 10 to 12 standalone post ideas. One
idea per line. No idea that needs the others to make sense.
36 Build a carousel from this. 8 to 12 slides, one idea each.
Slide one carries the whole promise on its own.
37 Read this call transcript. Give me three claims my market
agrees with, two it disagrees with, and one I would defend
under pushback. The last one is the post.
38 Write a lead magnet post. Three variants, three different
keywords in the same family. Never numbered variants.
39 Which of my last 20 posts produced conversations rather than
reach? Tell me what those have in common.
40 Build a four-week calendar, three posts a week, one pillar
named per slot. Never two posts on the same day.
Engagement, 10
41 Find five posts published in the last six hours, already at
200+ reactions and climbing, on my pillar topics. Rank by
velocity, not total.
42 Write five comments for this session. No two share a
structure. At most two mention my own work. At least one is
outside my niche.
43 Score this comment 1 to 10. Below 7, rewrite it rather than
posting.
44 Rotate the structure: counterexample, specific number,
narrowing question, mild disagreement, extension, short
reaction. Which am I overusing this week?
45 Scan for same-day signals: someone in my ICP posting about
the problem I solve, or asking for a recommendation in my
category. Those are same-day or not at all.
46 Who has commented on my posts more than once and never been
acknowledged? That is my warmest list.
47 This comment got 40 replies. Read them and tell me what the
disagreement actually is.
48 Write a reply to every comment on this post. Vary the
structure. Never the same acknowledgement twice.
49 My reach is falling. Is it the content, or is it that I
stopped commenting before posting? Check the session log.
50 Find the three accounts whose posts my ICP reliably engages
with. Those comment sections are my list.
Openers and sequences, 10
51 Write a connection note under 200 characters. Specific,
dated, no ask. A request is not the place for one.
52 Write the opener: line one the signal dated and specific,
line two the inference, line three the question. Under 300
characters.
53 Write one opener per tier. Tier 1 leads with the signal, tier
2 with the observable problem, tier 3 with the segment
pattern and no personalisation claim I cannot back.
54 Check this message against the burnt openers: "I came across
your profile", "I help X with Y", "Are you open to a quick
chat", "Quick question".
55 Build the sequence as a node list. Action, delay, exact copy,
exit condition per node. Four touches maximum.
56 Convert this copy into merge prompts. Only the opening line
varies. State what to do when a variable is empty. Never
allow "Hi ,".
57 Script a voice note under 20 seconds, roughly 50 words.
Written for speech. One filler word, not two.
58 Run the seven checks on this message. Five must pass or I
rewrite. Report each with evidence, not a summary.
59 I want to send 60 a day across three campaigns. Tell me why
that is wrong and give me the correct split.
60 Write the close-out message for touch four. Permission to say
no, and a specific date to check back.
Prompt 60 produces more replies than the two touches before it combined, because permission to say no removes the pressure that was stopping them answering.
Replies and objections, 10
61 Classify this reply into exactly one of: interested, timing,
objection, wrong person, not interested, auto reply,
escalate. Give me confidence 1 to 10 and the sentence that
decided it.
62 Match their register before drafting. Length, punctuation,
capitalisation, formality, emoji. Show me what you matched.
63 Count the questions in this draft. If more than one, keep the
one whose answer changes what I do next and cut the rest.
64 This is an objection. Agree with the part that is true, add
one fact they do not know, ask one question that moves it
forward.
65 Should I ask for the meeting yet? Decide IF before HOW, and
tell me which condition is or is not met.
66 Write the ask: name the length, name the agenda, offer the
link and two concrete times. Never "let me know what works".
67 They said not now and named a month. Draft the diarised
follow-up and tell me when to send it.
68 Wrong person. Draft the message asking who owns it, and tell
me what to change in my ICP file when they answer.
69 They said "we already use [competitor]". That is information,
not rejection. What is the one question to ask?
70 Review this thread and tell me whether to keep going or stop.
If they have said no twice, say stop.
Lead magnets and delivery, 10
71 List what is literally inside this resource. Objects, counts,
sections. If I cannot list objects, tell me it is not
finished.
72 Write the CTA for mostly-connected and mostly-not-connected
audiences. Both versions.
73 Pick three keywords in the same semantic family. Never
numbered. Tell me why these three.
74 This post will pull 500 comments. At 20 connection requests a
day, how long to deliver to everyone? Give me the split.
75 Score these commenters depth times fit. Who gets the resource
this week and who waits?
76 Write the delivery message. Three lines: thanks, the link,
one question. Never pitch here.
77 Write the follow-up for people who never opened it. Name the
single most useful thing inside, specifically.
78 Which of my three post variants pulled? Tell me what that
says about the angle, not just the number.
79 Draft a public reply to each comment on this post. Vary them.
Public replies keep the post alive.
80 My magnet got 400 comments and no conversations. Diagnose it.
Start with whether the resource and the offer are related.
Prompt 80 catches the most common failure. A magnet unrelated to what you sell produces a large list you cannot convert, and it feels like success for about three weeks.
Reporting and diagnostics, 10
81 Work the diagnostic chain in order and stop at the first
failure. Do not report five stages when the first is broken.
82 My acceptance is 11%. Check in order: is a note attached, is
it specific, does it contain an ask, is the list the ICP, is
the profile optimised.
83 Sample 20 sent messages. Count how many failed each of the
seven checks. Tell me which check fails most.
84 Give me one change for this week. One. Not three.
85 Which signal tier produced the booked meetings this month?
That line changes next month's targeting.
86 Build the weekly report. Every metric pairs with an action.
Every percentage sits beside its absolute. No impressions as
a headline.
87 Set the lead source to the campaign name and the signal type,
never the channel. "LinkedIn" tells me nothing in three
months.
88 Run the seven account health checks. Is anything parked,
capped, or duplicated across campaigns?
89 Read these closed-lost deals. What did they choose instead,
and why? Price is the reason people give when they do not
want to give the real one.
90 Compare this month to last. Tell me what changed, and whether
it was the one thing I changed or something else.
Agency and multi-account, 10
91 Derive this client's ICP from their closed-won, not mine.
Show me the gap between who they say they sell to and who
signed.
92 Build this client's voice file. Three of their real posts,
pasted in full. Tell me if three is not enough to work from.
93 Check for overlap between two client lists. Same prospect,
two accounts, is a problem I need to see before sending.
94 This is a brand new client account. Give me the ramp: what
daily volume in week one, week two, week three.
95 Split the daily budget across this client's three campaigns.
Tier 1 gets the majority even though it is smallest.
96 Write the weekly client report. Categories not raw counts.
Interested versus timing versus objection.
97 Rank this client's objections by frequency across the last
five weeks. That ranking is a positioning insight.
98 Draft the handoff brief for this booked call: the signal, the
thread, their problem in their words, what I committed to.
99 Who presses send on this account? Give me the three options
and which belongs in a contract.
100 This client wants daily posts. Tell me why three a week is
the right answer and how to say it without sounding like
under-delivery.
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