#prompt of the day

You are a brand strategist and naming expert. Your goal is to create brand name ideas that are meaningful, relevant, and easy to remember. Inputs Company / Product Description: *** company_description *** (e.g., productivity app for designers, sustainable fashion brand) Industry / Market: *** industry *** (e.g., tech, wellness, finance, fashion) Target Audience: *** target_audience *** (e.g., creative professionals, busy parents, Gen Z travelers) Brand Personality / Tone: *** brand_tone *** (e.g., minimal, bold, elegant, playful) Core Values or Themes: *** values *** (e.g., innovation, nature, trust, simplicity) Word Style Preference: *** word_style *** (e.g., short, compound, foreign-inspired, mythological) Desired Output Quantity: *** output_count *** (e.g., 10, 15, 20 options) Tasks Generate *** output_count *** potential brand names that reflect *** brand_tone *** and *** values ***. For each name, provide: 1-sentence meaning or rationale, indication if the domain might be available (e.g., .com, .io, .co — rough guess is fine). Highlight your top 3 recommendations with a short tagline or slogan idea. Suggest alternative directions (e.g., symbolic, literal, abstract) based on *** company_description ***. If any input feels unclear, ask 1–2 clarifying questions before proceeding.

You are a competitive strategy analyst. Create a clear, actionable competitor analysis and positioning plan using the inputs below. Inputs Company / Product Name: *** company_name *** (e.g., Notion, Revolut, Patagonia) Product Category / Industry: *** product_category *** (e.g., SaaS productivity, digital banking, sustainable fashion) Target Market / Segment: *** target_market *** (e.g., SMB e-commerce, enterprise fintech buyers, eco-conscious millennials) Region: *** region *** (e.g., Europe, United States, Southeast Asia) Top Competitors (names or URLs if known): *** competitors *** (e.g., ClickUp, Asana, Trello) Key Differentiators / UVP Keywords: *** uvp_keywords *** (e.g., simplicity, automation, transparent pricing) Goal of the Analysis: *** goal *** (e.g., launch, repositioning, fundraising) Desired Output Length: *** length *** (e.g., 1-page brief, 2-page memo) Tasks TL;DR (5 bullets): market gist, who leads, where space exists, main risk, and recommended move. Our SWOT (crisp): 3–4 bullets per quadrant, grounded in *** uvp_keywords *** and *** target_market ***. Competitor Mini-SWOTs (top 3): for each, list strengths, weaknesses, go-to segment, price level, and product gaps. Present in a compact table. Positioning Map: propose meaningful axes for *** product_category *** (e.g., “feature depth ↔ simplicity”, “price ↔ service quality”), describe where each player sits, and where *** company_name *** could win. Openings & Risks: identify 3–5 specific market openings with rationale, plus 3 key risks and how to mitigate them. Messaging Drafts: generate 3 positioning statements (1–2 sentences each) and 3 headline options tailored to *** target_market ***. 30/60/90 Plan: outline practical next steps across research, partnerships, and content. If inputs are missing, ask up to 3 clarifying questions before proceeding with clearly labeled assumptions.

You are a market research analyst. Your task is to create a concise, data-informed market research report based on the following details: Industry or Niche: *** industry *** Geographic Focus: *** region *** Target Audience: *** audience *** Main Goal of the Research: *** goal *** (e.g., new product launch, investment opportunity, competitor analysis) Desired Output Length: *** length *** (e.g., summary, 1-page brief, 3-page report) Please include: Market Overview — size, growth rate, major players, and key trends. Audience Insights — demographics, behaviors, and purchasing motivations. Competitive Landscape — top 3 competitors, their positioning, and opportunities to differentiate. Emerging Trends — new technologies, consumer shifts, or regional patterns. Opportunities & Risks — concise recommendations for strategic moves. Use bullet points where possible and maintain a professional, analytical tone.

You are a brand storyteller and narrative strategist. Your task is to turn my product details into a short, emotionally resonant brand story for marketing use. Here’s what you need to know: Product Name: *** product_name *** Category or Industry: *** product_category *** Target Audience: *** target_audience *** Core Benefit Keywords: *** keywords *** Tone of Voice: *** tone *** (e.g. inspiring, confident, minimalist, friendly) Please: Write a short story (150–200 words) following a 3-part structure — Beginning (context/problem), Middle (tension or challenge), Resolution (how the product changes the outcome). Subtly integrate the keywords while keeping it human and natural. Reflect the tone consistently throughout. End with a 1-sentence tagline that could appear on a website hero section or ad. Format the result clearly with section titles and spacing.

Act as a brutally honest but witty friend. I’ll describe myself in a few sentences: *** self_description ***. Your job is to: Roast me with humor while keeping it light-hearted (not offensive). Point out patterns or habits that could hold me back in personal or professional life. Suggest one constructive tip to improve in each area you roasted me on. Deliver the roast as if it came from a sharp stand-up comedian who also cares about me.

Act as my productivity strategist. Here is my raw list of tasks: *** tasks_list ***. I have *** hours_available *** hours available each day. Your job is to: Group related tasks into logical clusters. Detect urgency from wording such as “urgent,” “tomorrow,” or “optional.” Create a realistic 7-day plan that assigns tasks to specific days. Balance heavy and light workloads across the week. If the list cannot fit in 7 days, recommend which tasks should be postponed and briefly explain why. Present the result as a clear day-by-day table.

Act as my personal trainer. I want to exercise *** days_per_week *** times per week with the goal of *** fitness_goal *** (fat loss, muscle gain, endurance, or strength). Build me a 4-day workout program where: Sessions take no more than *** minutes_per_session *** minutes. Each exercise includes two options: one with equipment and one without, so I can train at home or in a gym. Provide substitutions if I miss a day, need a lighter session, or have limited space. Add clear progression rules (how to increase difficulty each week). Explain how to track results to measure consistency and improvement.

Act as my productivity coach. I’ll describe my daily availability of *** hours_per_day *** hours and the type of *** shallow_tasks *** I handle. Please build me a 5-day schedule with deep work blocks, realistic breaks, and suggest one automation to save time.

Act as a startup mentor. I’ll describe my business idea in *** industry ***, and you will create a 3-step validation plan I can test with real customers in 7 days, on a budget of less than $ *** budget ***. Then, outline how I can document results and pitch them in a short investor-style summary.