I've been building a small side project: short PDF guides and copy-paste prompt kits for people who want AI help with marketing but find most prompt lists too vague to use. The thing I learned early is that a prompt on its own rarely gives you usable output. What works much better is giving the AI a short brief first and pasting it into everything else. So most of the kits start with an interview prompt like this one, which you can use for free: "Interview me to build a short brief for my content. Ask one question at a time and wait for my answer. Cover who it's for, what they struggle with, what I can genuinely help with, the tone I want and anything I won't talk about. When you're done, write the brief in under 150 words." Then every later prompt (hooks, scripts, captions, emails) gets that brief pasted on top, and the output stops sounding generic. A few other things I've picked up while making these: Tell the model to use only what's in your notes. Without that line it will happily invent facts. Ask for five different approaches, not five versions. You get real options instead of the same idea reworded. Keep a plain-text copy of every prompt. Copying out of a PDF breaks formatting more often than you'd think. The newest one is a 30-day kit for faceless short-form content (voiceover, text on screen, hands-only and screen recordings), with 45 prompts and a day-by-day plan. It's £5 on Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/s/787be55841 There's also a free 25-prompt starter kit for small business marketing if you'd rather try one first: https://ko-fi.com/s/d7e3648a07 Feedback on what's useful or missing is very welcome, and drop me a DM if you're interested in anything specific.   submitted by   /u/Dexi1310 [link]   [comments]