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THE 10 PROMPT PATTERNS THAT WORK EVERY TIME PromptCo Prompts · promptcoprompts.com ─────────────────────────────────────────── 1. ROLE + TASK "Act as [expert]. [Task] for [audience]." → Example: "Act as a senior copywriter. Write a product description for [product] targeting [audience]." 2. SHOW DON'T TELL "Write in this style: [example]. Now write [task]." → Example: "Here are 3 sentences in my brand voice: [examples]. Now write an Instagram caption for [product]." 3. CONSTRAINT FRAME "[Task]. Under [X] words. No [thing to avoid]." → Example: "Summarize this article. Under 100 words. No jargon." 4. STEP-BY-STEP "Think step by step, then [task]." → Example: "Think step by step, then explain why this business strategy might fail." 5. FORMAT FIRST "Output as [format]. [Task]." → Example: "Output as a 3-column table. Compare these three project management tools." 6. PERSPECTIVE SHIFT "From the perspective of [type of person], [task]." → Example: "From the perspective of a skeptical CFO, evaluate this business proposal." 7. BEFORE / AFTER "Here is [current state]. Rewrite it so that [desired state]." → Example: "Here is my email. Rewrite it so that it's under 100 words and gets to the point faster." 8. THE BRIEF "Background: [context]. Goal: [goal]. Audience: [who]. Task: [task]." → Example: "Background: We're launching a new HR software. Goal: Get demos booked. Audience: HR managers. Task: Write a cold outreach email." 9. RANKED OUTPUT "[Task]. Rank results by [criteria]." → Example: "Give me 10 blog post ideas for a personal finance blog. Rank by search volume potential." 10. ITERATIVE CHAIN "[First task]. Based on that, [second task]." → Example: "Write a one-sentence value proposition for my product. Based on that, write a 3-sentence elevator pitch." ─────────────────────────────────────────── Free from PromptCo Prompts · promptcoprompts.com Works with ChatGPT · Claude · Gemini · Copilot
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