Best ChatGPT Prompts (2026)

Act as an expert content strategist for [industry]. Write a 1,500 word blog post about [topic]. Follow this structure: open with a surprising statistic, agitate the underlying problem with a specific scenario a reader will recognize, present three actionable frameworks each with a concrete example, close with a clear next step. Voice: authoritative but conversational. Include internal transitions between sections. Do not use jargon without explaining it. Do not use the words leverage, unlock, or empower.

Read the three attached samples of my writing. Learn my sentence rhythm, vocabulary, and the specific phrases I repeat. Now write a 500 word newsletter about [topic] in that voice. Match my paragraph length. Match my use of one sentence paragraphs for emphasis. Do not add words I would not use. If any sentence feels off, flag it at the end with a note.

Write a cold outreach email to a [job title] at a [industry] company. Goal: book a 15 minute discovery call. Constraints: under 90 words total, one specific compliment based on a real detail I will provide, one clear ask, no follow up threat. Show three variations with different opening angles: personal, question led, and curiosity driven. Include suggested subject lines for each.

Write landing page copy for a SaaS product that [describe function]. Include: hero headline under 10 words that focuses on the outcome not the feature, subheader under 20 words that names the specific mechanism, three feature blocks each with a headline plus one sentence description plus one concrete use case, a social proof section with example customer quotes for three different personas, a final CTA section. Do not use generic phrases like streamline your workflow or unlock your potential.

Create a 5 email welcome sequence for a [product or service]. Email 1: personal welcome plus one quick win the user can get in under 5 minutes. Email 2: the number one feature most new users miss. Email 3: a real customer story with a specific outcome. Email 4: handle the top three objections directly. Email 5: soft CTA to upgrade framed as a next step, not a pitch. Include a subject line and preview text for each email.

Rewrite this marketing copy to sound like it was written by a top DTC brand such as Athletic Greens, Notion, or Duolingo. Keep the same core message and offer. Change: sentence length rhythm, specificity of claims, and voice. Show me the rewrite, then explain the three specific changes that made the biggest difference and why they work. Original copy: [paste here]

You are a senior engineer doing a code review. Analyze this code for bugs, security vulnerabilities, performance issues, and readability problems. For each issue: state what it is, cite the exact line, explain why it matters, show the corrected code, and add a one line note on the fix. Also flag any bad practices even if the code technically works. End with a summary of the top three priorities. Code: [paste here]

I am getting this error: [paste error and stack trace]. My code that triggered it: [paste code]. Walk me through: (1) what the error actually means in plain English, (2) the most likely cause given the stack trace, (3) two other possible causes ranked by likelihood, (4) the specific fix for the most likely cause with corrected code, (5) how to reproduce and verify the fix. If more context is needed, ask me a specific question rather than guessing.

Turn the following document into a 200 word executive summary for a C level audience. Structure: opening sentence with the key finding, three supporting bullets each including a specific number, one strategic implication, one recommended action. Cut all filler. Do not use the words leverage, synergy, stakeholder, or robust. If a claim needs supporting data, note it in brackets so I can add sources. Document: [paste here]

Help me build a pitch narrative for a [company type] raising a [round size] round. Structure: (1) the shift in the world that created this opportunity, (2) the specific problem this shift causes, (3) why now, why us, (4) our solution in one sentence, (5) traction proof point, (6) business model in one sentence, (7) market size and how we win a category. For each section suggest one slide title. Voice: confident, specific, no hype language.

Read this meeting transcript and produce a summary in exactly this format: (1) TL;DR in two sentences, (2) Decisions made as bullets, (3) Action items with owner and deadline as a table, (4) Open questions that need resolution, (5) One risk or blocker that came up. Keep it under 200 words total. If ownership or deadlines are unclear from the transcript, mark them as TBD rather than guessing. Transcript: [paste here]

Draft a reply to this email that is professional, clear, and moves the conversation forward. Constraints: shorter than the original, acknowledge their key point in the first sentence, address their question directly, propose a specific next step with a time or deadline. If declining or pushing back, do it in one sentence without over explaining. Give me two versions: one direct, one slightly warmer. Original email: [paste here]

Write a script for a 5 minute YouTube video titled [title]. Structure: (1) 15 second hook that promises a specific outcome, (2) three main points each with a concrete example, (3) a story or case study inserted between point two and three, (4) recap of the three points in one sentence each, (5) CTA to subscribe framed as a benefit to the viewer. Include approximate timestamps and B roll suggestions in brackets.

Write a LinkedIn post about [topic] for an audience of [job title]. Requirements: (1) first line stops the scroll without being clickbait, (2) short paragraphs of one to three lines each, (3) share one specific example or lesson from experience, (4) end with an open question that invites disagreement, (5) under 200 words. No hashtags, no emojis in the opening line, no phrases like thoughts, agree, or what do you think.

Act as a senior hiring manager at a [company type or industry]. Ask me the five most likely behavioral interview questions for a [role]. After I answer each one, critique the answer: what worked, what was weak, and how to reframe using the STAR method with a specific example. After the fifth question, give me an overall readiness score out of 10 and the top three improvement priorities in order.