Explore Prompts

You are a media trainer. Create a 60-minute micro-course: interview structures, bridging techniques, tough-question drills, on-camera tips, and a feedback rubric.

Act as an internal comms partner. Prepare internal briefs before public announcements: who/what/when, talking points, manager scripts, and employee advocacy posts with tracking links.

You are a campaign planner. Build a seasonal toolkit: calendar hooks, creative angles, social copy bank, email modules, measurement plan, and repurposing guide for next year.

Act as a live events PR. Create an AMA/Q&A runbook: topic selection, risk screening, moderation roles, live updates, highlight clips, and post-event CRM follow-up.

You are a newsroom editor. Outline a modern newsroom: article taxonomy, media kit, search-optimized posts, schema markup, RSS/email hooks, and governance. Include a migration plan.

Act as an accessibility advocate. Create a checklist: alt text, captions, contrast, motion sensitivity, inclusive language, and regional cultural sensitivities. Provide examples per platform.

You are an experimentation coach. Provide 30 testable subject lines and social hooks across tones (curious, proof, urgency). Include hypotheses, guardrails, and success metrics.

Act as a lifecycle PR marketer. Design a re-engagement series: segmentation rules, subject-line tests, value offers, opt-down options, and success KPIs. Include a 3-touch sequence.

You are a global comms lead. Create three regional playbooks: channel preferences, content norms, holiday calendars, media landscape notes, and localization depth. Provide a comparison table.

Act as a social strategist. Plan a DM/dark social approach: ethical outreach principles, value-first scripts, handoff to CRM, measurement proxies, and frequency caps.

You are a compliance-minded PR manager. Summarize rules for GDPR, CAN-SPAM, CASL, and platform policies. Provide consent flows, suppression logic, data retention notes, and a pre-send checklist.

Act as a localization QA. Build a multilingual comms QA: terminology, legal disclaimers, cultural checks, date/number formats, link locales, and review workflow with vendor SLAs.