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5 AI prompts that save you time
Ready-to-use prompts for entrepreneurs. Paste them into ChatGPT or Claude and they work right away. Leave your email and get them instantly.
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A quote in 2 minutes
You are an experienced entrepreneur. Write a clear quote for [client] for [service]. Details: [fill in]. Keep it short and professional, with a clear price, what's included, and a concrete next step.
A follow-up that isn't pushy
Write a friendly follow-up email to a client who [situation, e.g. hasn't replied to my quote yet]. Goal: [e.g. get a reply]. Tone: personal and helpful, not pushy. Maximum 120 words, with one clear question.
An SEO blog in one outline
Create an SEO outline for the keyword '[keyword]'. Provide: a catchy title, the search intent, an H2/H3 structure, and 5 questions people also ask. Write for [audience] and keep the tone [e.g. practical and concrete].
3 social posts in one go
Write 3 variants of a social post about [topic] for [platform]. Each variant: an opening line that stops the scroll, 2 to 3 sentences of body, and a clear call-to-action. Brand voice: [describe your tone].
Meeting notes to action items
Summarize the following text in a maximum of 5 bullets with the key decisions and action items, including who does what and when. Text: [paste your notes or transcript here].
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Frequently asked questions
What is an AI prompt?
A prompt is the instruction you give an AI model. The more precisely you describe the role, the task, the context and the desired format, the more usable the answer. The five prompts on this page already have that structure built in, so you only fill in the parts between brackets.
Which AI tools do these prompts work in?
All of them. The prompts are plain text and work in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot and any other chat-based assistant. You do not need a paid plan to use them, though paid models generally give better results on longer tasks.
Are these prompts really free?
Yes. You leave your name and email, and you get instant access to all five. No payment, and you can unsubscribe from the newsletter at any time.
How do I write a good prompt myself?
Name four things: who the model should be, what it must do, what it needs to know, and what the output should look like. Most disappointing answers come from skipping the last two. Add an example of a good result and quality jumps again.
Why does AI give me generic answers?
Usually because the prompt lacks context. A model that does not know your audience, your tone or your constraints falls back on the average of everything it has read. Feed it specifics and it stops sounding generic.
Can I use AI output straight away?
Read it first. AI is strong at structure and speed, less reliable on facts, figures and names. Use it as a first draft, then check anything a client would hold you to.
