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An overdue invoice is awkward to chase. This prompt writes three professional reminders for 3, 10 and 21 days late, with your payment link in each. It only mentions a late fee if you really have one. Prompt 70 of 100 Master Prompts for Business: https://consistsystemsgroup.com/100-master-prompts-for-business/
Write 3 payment reminders for invoice [number] for $[amount], due on [date]: a friendly reminder (3 days late), a firm reminder (10 days late) and a final notice (21 days late) that mentions [late fee or next step, only if real]. Professional and respectful. Include where to pay: [payment link]. Follow-up: Write a short phone call script for the final-notice stage.
People are interested but not buying? This prompt lists the eight most likely reasons they hesitate and writes an honest FAQ answer for each, using only your facts. Where it lacks information, it tells you what to add instead of making things up. From 100 Master Prompts for Business: https://consistsystemsgroup.com/100-master-prompts-for-business/
List the 8 most likely reasons [audience] would hesitate to buy [offer], such as price, time, trust or "will this work for me?" For each, write an honest FAQ answer in 2 to 3 sentences using facts from my brief. Where you do not have enough information to answer, tell me what I need to add. Follow-up: Turn the top 3 objections into short social posts.
If you struggle to explain your offer, this prompt has the AI ask you seven questions, one at a time, then writes a one-sentence offer statement and a three-sentence elevator pitch from your answers. It's prompt 41 in 100 Master Prompts for Business: https://consistsystemsgroup.com/100-master-prompts-for-business/
Act as a business coach. Ask me 7 questions, one at a time, to clarify my offer: who it is for, the problem it solves, what is included, the result, why me, the price and what makes it different. Wait for each answer. After my last answer, write a one-sentence offer statement and a 3-sentence elevator pitch. Follow-up: Write 3 shorter versions of the one-sentence offer.
Gives you 10 ad angles for any offer, from pain point to customer proof, each with a headline, one line of ad text and why it might work. From 100 Master Prompts for Business: https://consistsystemsgroup.com/100-master-prompts-for-business/
Act as a performance marketer. Give me 10 different ad angles for [offer] aimed at [audience]: pain point, desired outcome, objection, comparison, customer proof, curiosity, behind the scenes, how-to, identity ("for people who…") and a time-sensitive angle (only if I have a real deadline). For each, give a headline, one line of ad text and why it might work.
Follow-up: Pick the 3 angles most likely to work with people who have never heard of me and write full ads for them.