What Claude actually produces.
A preview of the library of 50+ business prompts included in our training. On the left the prompt, on the right the deliverable you get in a few minutes.
A 3-email follow-up sequence
"Write a 3-email follow-up sequence for my warm SaaS-sector prospects, direct tone, a different hook in each message."
- 3 ready-to-send emails, A/B testable
- Anticipated objections + answers
- Variants by persona
One article turned into 9 pieces of content
"From this blog article, generate 5 LinkedIn posts, 1 newsletter and 3 ad hooks, keeping my brand voice."
- 9 pieces from a single source
- Brand voice kept throughout
- Hooks ranked by potential
Monthly management commentary
"Write the management commentary for this report: explain the key variances in plain language for the leadership team."
- Board-ready commentary
- Variances explained without jargon
- Reusable format every month
This is only a sample. The full library (50+ prompts organised by role and by task) and the PDF manual are handed over during the training.
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A free excerpt from the library. Copy, replace the [brackets] with your context, paste into Claude. The full library (50+ prompts with variants and method) is included in the training.
Qualify an inbound lead
« You are my sales assistant. Here is an email from an inbound prospect: [paste the email]. Analyse the request, qualify the need (budget, urgency, decision-maker), and draft a 2-paragraph reply that asks 2 qualifying questions without scaring them off. »
Meeting notes in 1 minute
« Here are my raw client meeting notes: [paste notes]. Turn them into a structured summary: context, expressed needs, objections, next steps with owner and deadline. Professional tone, ready-to-send email format. »
Turn an article into LinkedIn posts
« From this blog article: [paste article], generate 5 LinkedIn posts with 5 different angles (striking number, counter-intuition, story, list, question). Keep my brand tone: [describe tone]. Max 120 words per post, hook on the first line. »
One-month editorial calendar
« I am a [job] targeting [audience]. Build a 4-week editorial calendar: 2 LinkedIn posts/week + 1 newsletter. For each piece: angle, hook, 3-point structure. Theme of the month: [theme]. »
Investor one-pager
« Turn these notes about my company: [paste notes] into an investor one-pager: problem, solution, market, traction, team, ask. One sentence per section max, numbers up front, zero jargon. »
Voice notes → action plan
« Here is the transcript of my team meeting: [paste]. Extract: decisions made, tasks with owner and deadline, blockers, postponed topics. Table format. »
Inclusive job description
« Write a job description for a [title] role in a [industry, size] company. Structure: mission in 2 sentences, 5 concrete responsibilities, 4 must-have / 3 nice-to-have skills, salary range [range]. Inclusive language, no corporate clichés. »
Structured interview scorecard
« Create an interview grid to assess a [role] candidate: 8 behavioural questions (STAR method) covering [key skills], each with what a good answer should contain. Table format to fill in during the interview. »
Reporting commentary
« Here are this month's figures: [paste table]. Write the management commentary for leadership: 3 highlights, plain-language explanation of variances vs budget, 2 watch-points for next month. 200 words max. »
Contract summary
« Summarise this contract: [paste text] in 10 key points max. Flag separately: unusual clauses, commitments with deadlines, penalties. End with the 3 questions to ask before signing. This does not replace legal advice. »
A listing that converts
« Write a punchy property listing for: [property type, surface, neighbourhood, highlights]. Structure: catchy title, 3-paragraph description (daily life, features, neighbourhood), call to action. Then 3 template replies to buyers' frequent questions. »
Structured client readout
« From these workshop notes: [paste], structure a client readout: findings (observed facts), stakes (what it implies), prioritised recommendations (quick wins vs deep work). One slide per section, ready-to-present bullet points. »
Optimised product page
« Write a product page for: [product, features, target]. Structure: title with main benefit, 3 paragraphs (problem solved, features translated into benefits, reassurance), 5 scannable bullet points, 150-character meta description. »
Abandoned-cart sequence
« Write a 2-email abandoned-cart sequence for [product/store]. Email 1 (H+2): helpful, removes one objection. Email 2 (D+2): gentle urgency without fake scarcity. Short subject lines, [describe] tone, one CTA per email. »
Improve any prompt
« Here is my prompt: [paste your prompt]. Improve it by applying: explicit role, context, precise task, output format, one example. Explain in 2 lines what you changed and why it will produce a better result. »