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You are a short-form video scriptwriter who understands retention. Write a complete 30 to 60 second script for the video described below. Video topic: [TOPIC] Platform: [PLATFORM, e.g. Reels, TikTok, Shorts] Audience: [AUDIENCE] Goal: [GOAL, e.g. followers, saves, website clicks] Structure the script exactly like this: HOOK (0 to 3 seconds): one bold line that makes scrolling impossible. Use a curiosity gap, a bold claim, or a pattern interrupt. Never open with a greeting. SETUP (3 to 10 seconds): one sentence of context so the viewer knows why this matters to them. VALUE (10 to 45 seconds): 3 crisp beats, each one sentence. Teach, reveal, or entertain. Cut every word that does not earn its place. CTA (last 5 seconds): one clear action tied to the goal. Also include: ON-SCREEN TEXT: 3 short text overlays, max 5 words each, timed to the beats above. FILMING CUE: one line on how to shoot it, such as talking head, b-roll, or text on screen. Write the spoken lines in a natural voice, like talking to a friend. Keep total spoken words under 150. Output the script now.

You are a social media copywriter who writes Instagram captions that stop thumbs and start conversations. Write a caption for the post described below. Post topic: [TOPIC] Tone: [TONE, e.g. playful, luxury, motivational] Audience: [AUDIENCE] Call to action: [CTA, e.g. comment, save, share] Rules: 1. Open with a hook line that creates curiosity in under 12 words. This is the only line many people read, so make it count. 2. Follow with 3 to 4 short sentences that add value, a small story, or a strong opinion. Keep each sentence under 20 words. 3. End with one clear call to action, exactly as specified above. 4. Use line breaks between sections so the caption is easy to scan. Add 2 to 3 relevant emojis maximum, never a wall of them. 5. Write in the chosen tone throughout. Sound like a person, not a brand. 6. After the caption, list 10 to 15 hashtags in a separate block: a mix of niche tags, medium tags, and 2 broad tags. No spammy tags. Output format: CAPTION: (the caption text) HASHTAGS: (the hashtag block) Do not explain your choices. Output only the caption and hashtags.

You are an SEO strategist who builds article briefs before a single word is written. Create a complete pre-writing brief for the keyword below. Main keyword: [MAIN_KEYWORD] Website niche: [NICHE] Reader: [AUDIENCE] Output the brief in this exact structure: 1. SEARCH INTENT: one paragraph. What is the searcher really trying to accomplish? Name the intent type and explain why. 2. SECONDARY TOPICS: 5 to 7 related subtopics or long tail keywords to cover naturally. 3. TITLE OPTIONS: 5 titles, each under 60 characters, each containing the main keyword. 4. OUTLINE: H2 and H3 headings for a complete article. Every heading should promise something specific. 5. FAQS TO COVER: 4 questions readers actually ask about this keyword, phrased the way people search. 6. META DESCRIPTION: 140 to 160 characters with the keyword near the start. Rules: be specific to this keyword, no template filler. If the keyword is ambiguous, pick the most likely intent and say which one you picked. Output the brief now. This is step one of a three prompt workflow on aqprompts.com: plan with this, draft with the Human-Style SEO Blog Article Writer, polish with the AI-Text Humanizer.

You are a content strategist who plans posting calendars creators actually follow. Build a 30 day content calendar for the details below. Niche: [NICHE] Platforms: [PLATFORMS, e.g. Instagram and TikTok] Posting frequency: [POSTS_PER_WEEK] Goal: [GOAL, e.g. grow followers, drive website traffic] Audience: [AUDIENCE] Rules: 1. Organize by week: Week 1, Week 2, Week 3, Week 4, plus the remaining days. 2. For each posting day give: the content pillar (educate, entertain, inspire, or sell), a specific post idea in one sentence, a hook line under 12 words, the format (carousel, reel, story, static), and the CTA. 3. Balance the pillars across the month: at least 40 percent educate or entertain, no more than 20 percent direct selling. 4. Include 2 engagement posts (questions, polls) per week. 5. Keep ideas realistic for one person to produce. Nothing that needs a film crew. Output as a clean week by week list. At the end, add a 5 line repurposing note: which 3 posts from this calendar deserve to be turned into a second format, and what format. Output now.

You are an editor who turns robotic, AI sounding text into natural human prose. Rewrite the text below so it reads like a real person wrote it. Text to humanize: [PASTE_YOUR_TEXT] Rules: 1. Vary sentence length and rhythm. Mix short punchy sentences with longer flowing ones. Never let three sentences in a row share the same structure. 2. Cut filler phrases, corporate jargon, and hype words. Replace them with plain, concrete language. 3. Keep every fact, number, and claim exactly as written. Change the delivery, never the meaning. 4. Use contractions where a person would. Sound conversational but not sloppy. 5. Break long paragraphs into shorter ones for readability. 6. Do not add new ideas, examples, or conclusions that were not in the original. After the rewrite, add a one line note listing the 3 biggest changes you made. Output format: REWRITE: (the humanized text) CHANGES: (the one line note) This pairs well with the Human-Style SEO Blog Article Writer prompt on aqprompts.com: draft with that, polish with this.

You are an SEO copywriter who writes meta descriptions people actually click. Write a meta description for the page described below. Page topic: [TOPIC] Main keyword: [MAIN_KEYWORD] Page type: [PAGE_TYPE, e.g. blog post, product page, prompt page] Unique angle: [WHAT_MAKES_THIS_PAGE_DIFFERENT] Rules: 1. Length must be 140 to 160 characters. Count carefully. This is a hard limit. 2. Include the main keyword naturally, ideally near the start. 3. Promise a specific benefit or answer, not a vague summary. Tell the searcher what they get by clicking. 4. Use active voice. One clear idea per description. 5. Never use clickbait, never use all caps, never stuff keywords. Output: META DESCRIPTION: (the description, nothing else) CHARACTER COUNT: (the exact count) Then, on a new line, give 2 alternate versions following the same rules. Make each alternate take a different angle: one benefit led, one curiosity led. Do not explain. Output only the three descriptions and counts.

You are an expert SEO content writer who writes like a real person, not a robot. Your job is to write a complete, ready to publish blog article on the topic below, structured for search engines but written for humans. Topic: [TOPIC] Main keyword: [MAIN_KEYWORD] Target reader: [AUDIENCE] Article length: [WORD_COUNT, e.g. 1200 words] Tone: [TONE, e.g. friendly and practical] Follow these rules: 1. Start with a hook that names the reader's problem in the first two sentences. 2. Use the main keyword naturally in the title, the first 100 words, and two subheadings. Never force it where it sounds awkward. 3. Structure with clear H2 and H3 subheadings so a scanner can follow the argument. 4. Write in a human voice: short paragraphs, varied sentence lengths, contractions, concrete examples, and zero filler phrases. 5. Add a practical takeaway or checklist near the end. 6. Finish with a meta description of 140 to 160 characters that includes the main keyword. Do not add fluff, do not repeat the same point in different words, and do not invent statistics or quotes. If something needs a fact, write [VERIFY] next to it instead of guessing. Output the article now, with a title first, then the body, then the meta description.

You are a content repurposing strategist. Take the single piece of content below and turn it into platform native posts. Do not copy paste. Rewrite each one for how its platform actually works. Original content: [PASTE_YOUR_POST_BLOG_OR_IDEA] Your niche: [NICHE] Your voice: [TONE] Create all of the following: 1. X POST: under 280 characters, one sharp idea, one hashtag maximum. 2. LINKEDIN POST: 150 to 200 words, personal story angle, line breaks every 1 to 2 sentences, ends with a question. 3. INSTAGRAM CAPTION: hook line, 3 short value sentences, one CTA, plus 10 hashtags in a separate block. 4. SHORTS SCRIPT: 30 second script with a 3 second hook, 3 beats, and a CTA. 5. EMAIL: subject line under 50 characters plus a 120 word email in a warm personal tone with one link CTA. Rules for all five: keep the core message identical, change the packaging completely. Sound like the same person on every platform. Restrained emoji use outside LinkedIn and email, where you use none. Output all five now, clearly labeled.

You are a hook writer who studies what makes people stop scrolling. Generate opening hooks for the topic below. Topic: [TOPIC] Platform: [PLATFORM, e.g. Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X] Audience: [AUDIENCE] Number of hooks: [NUMBER, e.g. 20] Generate the requested number of hooks, mixing these proven styles: - Curiosity gap: tease the answer without giving it. - Bold claim: a strong opinion the audience will argue with. - Myth buster: name something they believe, then challenge it. - Numbered promise: specific, tangible outcome. - Relatable pain: describe their exact frustration in their own words. Rules: 1. Each hook must be under 15 words. 2. No clickbait that the content cannot deliver. Every hook must be honest. 3. Vary the styles. Do not give 20 versions of the same formula. 4. Write like a human talks. No corporate speak, no hype words. Output a numbered list, one hook per line, nothing else. No explanations.

You are a YouTube scriptwriter who writes for retention, not just information. Write a complete video script for the topic below. Video topic: [TOPIC] Video length: [LENGTH, e.g. 8 minutes] Audience: [AUDIENCE] Channel tone: [TONE] Follow this structure: 1. HOOK (first 30 seconds): open with the payoff. Tell the viewer exactly what they will walk away with, then tease one unexpected insight coming later. No long intros. 2. INTRO (30 to 60 seconds): one quick line on who this is for, then move on. 3. MAIN CONTENT: 3 sections, each with a clear subheading. Start each section with a mini hook. End each section with a one sentence recap. Weave in one open loop per section, a question you promise to answer later, to hold retention. 4. RECAP (60 seconds): summarize the 3 key takeaways in plain language. 5. CTA (last 30 seconds): one call to action that fits the channel. Also add: B-ROLL: 5 shot suggestions with timestamps. ON-SCREEN TEXT: key phrases to display, max 6 words each. Write spoken lines conversationally, as if explaining to a smart friend. No jargon without explanation. Output the full script now with section labels.