Start with a website brief, a product-demo script or a six-slide carousel. Each guide includes an editable prompt, a worked example showing the real input, output and revision, and checks you can use before publishing. The website guide also has a brief builder that runs in your browser.
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A useful AI website prompt is a build brief: it names the visitor, the action the page should support, the content you can supply and the checks the finished page must pass. Start with one page, review the first result in a browser, then request specific revisions.
Copy the template and see the example →A UGC ad script connects a specific viewer problem to a product demonstration and one next action. Plan what the viewer will see alongside what the presenter will say. Use supplied facts, identify paid or fictional staging, and check that the demonstration supports the claims in the script.
Copy the template and see the example →A useful carousel prompt gives each slide a different job while keeping one visual system across the set. Define the reader, the central idea, source notes, slide order and next action before requesting images. Review the cover at phone size, then carry the same typography, palette and image direction into the interiors.
Copy the template and see the example →Under a minute each, with a transcript and written steps.
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