I own a [your business type] in [your location/market]. 
My main competitor is [competitor name] — their website is [URL].

Based on what you know about this company, analyze:
1. Their core value proposition — what promise do they make?
2. Their target audience — who are they speaking to?
3. Their pricing positioning — premium, mid-range, or budget?
4. Their key differentiators — what do they claim makes them unique?
5. Gaps and weaknesses — what are they NOT addressing that customers might care about?

Then suggest 3 positioning angles I could use to differentiate my business from them.

Now analyze their content strategy:
1. What topics do they blog about most?
2. What tone and style do they use?
3. What CTAs (calls to action) do they push?
4. What content gaps exist that I could fill?

Give me 5 blog post ideas that would position my business as the better alternative.

I run a [business type] targeting [ideal customer]. 
My main services/products are: [list them].
My customers' biggest pain points are: [list 3-5].

Create a content strategy with:
1. 4 content pillars (recurring themes) tied to my services
2. For each pillar, define:
   - The goal (awareness, consideration, or conversion)
   - The emotional trigger (fear, aspiration, curiosity, urgency)
   - 3 example post ideas
3. A weekly posting rhythm that covers all pillars

Now create a 30-day content calendar for [platform: LinkedIn/Instagram/etc.] 
using those pillars.

For each post include:
- Day and pillar
- Post type (carousel, single image, video script, text post)
- The hook (first line that stops the scroll)
- Key message (2-3 sentences)
- CTA
- Suggested hashtags

Make sure the calendar follows a pattern: 
60% value/education, 20% social proof/results, 20% direct offer.

I run a [business type]. My ideal customer is [description].
Their biggest challenge right now is [problem].

Create a lead magnet concept that would make this person 
immediately give me their email. Options:

1. A checklist they can use right now
2. A calculator/scorecard for their specific problem
3. A "cheat sheet" that saves them hours
4. A mini-guide that solves one specific pain point

For the best option, write the complete content — 
ready to be turned into a PDF or web page.
Keep it under 1,000 words. Make every line valuable.

Now write a landing page for this lead magnet.

Structure:
1. Headline that speaks to the pain point
2. 3 bullet points showing what they'll learn/get
3. Social proof line (even if hypothetical: "Used by 500+ business owners")
4. Email capture CTA
5. One-line objection handler below the CTA

Keep the tone conversational and urgent. 
No corporate jargon. Write like a smart friend giving advice.

Write a 5-email nurture sequence for people who download this lead magnet.

Email 1 (Day 0): Deliver the lead magnet + one quick win
Email 2 (Day 2): Share a relevant story/case study  
Email 3 (Day 4): Address the #1 objection to working with me
Email 4 (Day 7): Provide a framework or tool they can use
Email 5 (Day 10): Make the offer — book a call / buy / sign up

Each email should be under 200 words. 
Subject lines should create curiosity, not sound salesy.

I want to write a blog post targeting the keyword: 
"[your keyword from step 1]"

My business is [description]. 
I want readers to [desired action: book a call / sign up / buy].

Create a blog post brief with:
1. SEO-optimized title (under 60 characters)
2. Meta description (under 155 characters)
3. Detailed outline with H2 and H3 headings
4. For each section: the key point to make and 
   how it connects to my service
5. Internal linking opportunities
6. A CTA strategy (where and how to pitch my service naturally)

Now write the full blog post based on that brief.

Rules:
- Write for humans first, SEO second
- Use short paragraphs (max 3 sentences)
- Include a real-world example or analogy in every section
- Add a data point or statistic where possible
- Natural, conversational tone — not corporate
- Include a comparison table if relevant
- End each major section with a "what this means for you" takeaway
- Total length: 1,500-2,000 words

Here's a raw testimonial from my customer:
"[paste their testimonial or feedback]"

Rewrite this as:
1. A powerful one-line quote (under 15 words) for social media
2. A before/after story format (3 sentences: 
   the problem, what we did, the result)
3. A case study hook for a LinkedIn post
4. A stat-driven proof point if numbers are available

Keep the customer's voice authentic. 
Don't make it sound corporate or fake.

I have these customer results: [list your key results/metrics].

Create a social proof library I can pull from:
1. 5 variations of "results" headlines for my website
2. 3 "before and after" comparison formats
3. 5 social media post hooks based on these results
4. A case study template I can reuse for every client

What are the emerging trends in [your industry] for 2026? 
Focus on:
- Changes in customer behavior
- New technologies being adopted
- Regulatory changes
- Competitive landscape shifts

Cite recent sources.

Based on these industry trends: [paste Perplexity results]

Create:
1. 3 "hot take" LinkedIn posts that position me 
   as a forward-thinking leader
2. 1 blog post outline: "X Things Changing in [Industry] 
   in 2026 — And How to Prepare"
3. 1 email to send to my existing clients alerting them 
   to these changes and how we can help

Act as my CMO for a moment. Here's my business context:
- Business: [type]
- Target customer: [description]
- Current focus: [what you're trying to achieve this month]
- Last week's results: [any metrics you have — even rough ones]

Give me:
1. The ONE marketing priority for this week (and why)
2. 3 specific actions I should take
3. 1 experiment to test
4. 1 thing I should stop doing
5. Content ideas for the week tied to my priority

Be direct. No fluff. Challenge my thinking if needed.