Prompts You Can Use
5 Prompts to Improve What You're Already Doing
You don't have to ask AI to create something new. You can use it to improve something you already have.
Here's what I did.
I started using AI as a second set of eyes. Instead of asking it to do everything for me, I give it something I've already created and ask how it could be clearer, simpler, or more useful.
Try one of these prompts with an email, webpage, offer, article, or other piece of your online work.
1. Make it clearer
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Review the text below. Show me anything that may confuse a beginner, then suggest a clearer version. Keep the language simple and conversational.
2. Make it simpler
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Review the text below and identify anything that is unnecessarily complicated. Suggest specific ways to simplify it without removing useful information.
3. Make it more useful
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Review the text below from the reader's point of view. What could I add, remove, or change to make it more useful?
4. Make the next step obvious
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Review the text below. Is it obvious what I want the reader to do next? If not, suggest a simple, natural call to action.
5. Find one improvement
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Don't rewrite everything. Look at the text below and recommend the single change most likely to improve it. Explain why.
One prompt is enough.
You don't need to use all five today.
Pick one. Paste in something you're already working on. See what comes back. Keep the suggestion if it's useful. Ignore it if it isn't.
That's one small step.