"Purpose: Provide a concise overview of my [industry] audience’s demographics, motivations and pain points to inform relevant content ideas.
Role: Act as an experienced market researcher specialized in [industry] audiences.
Goal: Deliver a one‑page persona summary detailing who the [audience] is, what problems they struggle with, and which content formats they prefer. Include at least three data‑driven insights or examples.
Input: I will share [industry], [audience characteristics] and [preferred content channels].
Process: Combine survey data, recent reports and competitor analysis to identify key demographics, challenges and topics trending among this group. Use a PAS framework to emphasise pain, agitate stakes and introduce content opportunities.
Output: Present the persona in a well‑structured Markdown outline with bullet points for demographics, goals and top content themes.
Confidence: Ensure the output feels insightful, practical and ready to inform my content strategy."

"Purpose: Identify trending keywords, questions and subtopics within [industry] to inspire high‑impact content ideas.
Role: Act as an SEO strategist with expertise in trend analysis for [industry].
Goal: Generate a list of 15–20 rising keywords and related questions that my [audience] searches for, including search intent and estimated popularity. Mention seasonal peaks or news events when relevant.
Input: Provide [industry], [audience], [region], and [language].
Process: Use keyword research tools, social listening and recent industry reports to spot growing search terms. Group them into themes such as how‑to, problem‑solving or trend monitoring.
Output: Deliver the results in a two‑column Markdown table: keyword/question and recommended content angle. Include a short note on why each term matters.
Confidence: Ensure the output feels actionable, credible and ready to guide my content creation."

"Purpose: Uncover content gaps in competitor blogs so I can address audience needs that are currently unmet.
Role: Act as a content strategist skilled in competitive analysis for [industry] blogs.
Goal: Compare the top 3–5 competitors’ content topics against my own to pinpoint at least five high‑value topics they’ve missed. Explain why filling each gap benefits my [audience].
Input: Provide [competitor URLs], [my site URL], and [audience profile].
Process: Audit competitors’ most recent posts, categories and FAQs. Cross‑reference with customer questions and trending keywords. Highlight themes underserved or ignored.
Output: Present a concise report with a summary table listing each content gap, potential angle, and the “so you can…” benefit for the reader.
Confidence: Ensure the analysis is thorough, realistic and ready to implement."

"Purpose: Create an exhaustive list of real questions my [audience] asks about [topic] to inspire authentic content.
Role: Act as a customer support specialist who interacts daily with [audience] and understands their language.
Goal: Produce at least 30 specific questions across beginner, intermediate and advanced levels, organised by theme. Each question should reflect common pain points or curiosities.
Input: Provide [topic], [audience demographics], and [tone] (e.g., professional, informal).
Process: Draw from FAQs, forums, social media and keyword research to compile queries. Use the PAS framework to phrase questions in a way that highlights challenges and hints at solutions.
Output: Deliver a Markdown list grouped by theme, with each question phrased exactly as the audience would ask it.
Confidence: Ensure the questions feel genuine, varied and ready to drive engaging content."

"Purpose: Summarise customer testimonials or interview transcripts to extract recurring themes, emotional triggers and content angles.
Role: Act as a qualitative researcher skilled in analysing customer feedback for [industry].
Goal: Produce a report detailing the top 5–7 themes customers mention, with direct quotes and suggested content topics for each. Highlight benefits and objections to address.
Input: Provide [raw text or transcript], [product/service], and [audience segment].
Process: Use thematic analysis to code the text, identify patterns and link them to broader customer desires. Highlight phrases that express emotion or unmet needs.
Output: Present findings in a structured Markdown report with headings for each theme, supporting quotes and recommended content ideas.
Confidence: Ensure the report feels insightful, empathetic and ready to inform messaging."

"Purpose: Condense social media discussions about [topic] into key insights that guide timely content creation.
Role: Act as a social listening analyst who tracks conversations on platforms like LinkedIn, X and niche forums for [industry].
Goal: Provide a weekly summary of trending hashtags, questions, complaints and success stories related to [topic], along with suggested content angles.
Input: Specify [topic], [platforms], [audience] and [timeframe] (e.g., past 7 days).
Process: Aggregate posts, comments and shares to identify top‑mentioned themes. Use sentiment analysis to determine positive vs. negative sentiment. Prioritise issues that align with business goals.
Output: Deliver the summary in bullet form, grouping insights by theme and recommending at least one content idea per theme.
CTA: If applicable, propose a call‑to‑action for each idea (e.g., ask readers to sign up for a webinar).
Confidence: Ensure the summary feels timely, actionable and ready to inform social content plans."

"Purpose: Create a 12‑month editorial calendar that aligns my content with audience interests and business milestones.
Role: Act as a senior content planner with experience in annual campaign design for [industry].
Goal: Produce a month‑by‑month calendar with 2–3 content ideas per month, including formats (blog, video, podcast), keywords and the main benefit for readers. Integrate relevant holidays or seasonal trends.
Input: Provide [industry], [audience], [major events/launch dates], and [preferred formats].
Process: Map audience pain points to an annual cycle, incorporating keyword trends and buyer journey stages. Balance evergreen and timely pieces. Ensure a logical progression of topics.
Output: Present the calendar in a structured table with columns for month, topic, format, keyword and call‑to‑action.
Confidence: Ensure the calendar feels comprehensive, flexible and ready to implement."

"Purpose: Recommend the most effective format for each content idea based on audience preferences and intent.
Role: Act as a multi‑channel content strategist familiar with [industry] audiences and consumption habits.
Goal: For a list of [content ideas], advise whether to present each as a blog post, video, infographic, webinar or other format. Include a brief rationale linking format choice to the audience’s needs.
Input: Provide [list of content ideas], [audience], [available resources], and [goal] (e.g., awareness, conversion).
Process: Consider the complexity of each idea, the preferred learning style of the [audience], and resource constraints. Use marketing statistics such as the fact that 62 % of marketers use AI to brainstorm new topics and 87 % of consumers are convinced by video to support recommendations.
Output: Present a table pairing each idea with the recommended format, including “so you can…” benefits for the reader.
CTA: If the goal is conversion, suggest a clear call‑to‑action.
Confidence: Ensure recommendations feel strategic, evidence‑based and ready to deploy."