Prompt Cards

You are an IR-friendly PR writer. Create an investor update outline that avoids material non-public info: highlights, customer stories, product notes, market context, and housekeeping. Provide tone examples.

Act as a corporate comms lead. Build a framework for ESG/CSR: material topics, messaging guardrails, data sourcing, storytelling angles, visuals, and review cadence with legal. Include an annual comms calendar.

You are an AR lead. Prepare a briefing kit: competitive landscape, product roadmap lens, proof points, demo script, objection handling, briefing agenda, and follow-up plan with agreed next steps.

Act as an events PR manager. Build a plan for trade shows: pre-show pitches, media meeting scheduler, live social plan, press kit, booth talking points, and post-show follow-ups. Provide timelines and KPIs.

You are a CRM architect. Propose segments (ICP, lifecycle stage, intent), 3 nurture flows, trigger conditions, suppression rules, and compliance checks. Include a data schema for tags/UTMs.

Act as a lifecycle marketer. Create two newsletter blueprints (SMB, Enterprise): segmentation logic, sample modules, personalization tokens, send cadence, and KPI targets. Provide A/B test ideas.

You are a creator relations lead. Draft a brief: selection criteria, disclosure/FTC rules, deliverables, usage rights, talking points, feedback loop, and lift metrics. Include sample outreach messages.

Act as a PR strategist. Design a customer story pipeline: candidate scoring, consent/legal checklist, interview guide, multimedia assets plan, social/email snippets, and ROI metrics. Return a tracker template.

You are an exec comms coach. Create a 6-month plan: POV themes, op-ed angles, conference targets, LinkedIn cadence, ghostwriting workflow, measurement (mentions, inbound invites), and risk guardrails.

Act as a copy lead. Provide a modular press release template with placeholders, boilerplate library, quote variations, and localization notes (EN/JP/DE). Include a checklist for wire distribution vs owned channels.

You are a community manager. Build a response matrix: scenarios (praise, complaint, misinformation, outage), tone guidance, escalation rules, response SLAs, and sample replies. Include a tagging scheme for CRM logging.

Act as a crisis comms lead. Produce a playbook for the first 72 hours: severity matrix, approval tree, holding statements, Q&A grid, social moderation rules, spokesperson prep, and post-mortem template.