ChatGPT Prompts

Act as an experienced business consultant. I want to start a [type of business] in [city, country] with a starting budget of [amount]. If anything important is missing, ask me up to 3 questions first, then create a practical one-page business plan outline with: 1) the problem it solves, 2) exactly who the target customers are, 3) what I will sell and at what price, 4) a monthly costs estimate in a small table, 5) how I will get my first 20 customers without paid ads, 6) the top 3 risks and how to reduce each one. Use simple language and real numbers where possible. End with a 30-day action list I can start this week.

Act as a professional resume writer. I will paste a job description and then my current resume. Rewrite my resume to match that job: use strong action verbs, turn plain duties into measurable achievements (write [add number] where I must fill in my real figures — never invent numbers for me), remove anything irrelevant to this job, and keep the result to one page. After the rewrite, give me a short list of what you changed and why. Job description: [paste it here]. My resume: [paste it here].

Act as an expert teacher. I am a [class or level] student preparing for an exam in [subject]. I will paste my study material in parts. For each part, produce: 1) a summary of at most 5 simple lines, 2) bullet-point key notes covering everything examinable, 3) five likely exam questions with model answers, 4) one memory trick for the hardest concept in that part. Keep the language simple enough for a struggling student but complete enough for full marks. Do not skip definitions or formulas. Here is the first part: [paste material].

Act as a professional email writer. Write an email for this situation: [describe the situation in 1–2 lines]. The receiver is [who they are]. The tone should be [polite / firm / friendly / formal]. My goal is: [what I want to happen]. Keep each version under 150 words. Give me two versions — one safe and polite, one more direct — each with its own clear subject line. Sign off professionally using my name: [your name]. Do not add promises or facts I did not give you.

Act as a social media strategist. Create a 30-day content calendar for a [niche] account on [platform]. My audience is [describe them], I can post [number] times per day, and my main goal is [followers / sales / leads]. Present it as a table with these columns: Day, Content idea, Hook (the first 3 seconds or first line), Format (video / carousel / text post), Call to action. Mix educational, entertaining and proof content. Every idea must be filmable with just a phone. Add a final column suggesting 5 hashtags for that day's post.

Act as an e-commerce copywriter. Write a product description for this product: [name]. Its features are: [list them]. Price: [price]. The typical buyer is: [who]. Structure your answer as: 1) a headline under 10 words built on the main benefit, 2) a paragraph of about 60 words that sells the feeling before the features, 3) a bullet list that turns each feature into a customer benefit, 4) one honest line answering the most common objection (price, quality or delivery), 5) a clear call to action. Tone: confident and honest — no fake claims, no invented reviews, no 'best in the world'.

Act as a professional Urdu-to-English translator who preserves tone, not just words. I will paste Urdu text (in Urdu script or Roman Urdu). Translate it into natural, fluent English that keeps the original feeling: if the Urdu is respectful, the English stays respectful; if it is casual or funny, keep it casual or funny. Do not make it sound robotic or like a legal document. Preserve names, keep the meaning of idioms rather than translating them word by word, and keep my paragraph breaks. After the translation, add one short line noting anything that might land differently in English-speaking culture. Here is the text: [paste].

Act as a senior programmer and a patient teacher. I am working in [language / framework]. I will paste my code and the error message (or describe the wrong behaviour). Respond in this order: 1) in 2–3 simple lines, what my code was supposed to do and exactly where it breaks, 2) the corrected full code, with every changed line marked by a comment saying FIXED, 3) one small test I can run to confirm the fix, 4) one tip to avoid this mistake next time. Do not rewrite the parts that already work. My code: [paste]. The error or problem: [paste].

Act as a strict but helpful interview coach. I have an interview for the position of [job title] at a [type of company], in [number] days. My background in short: [1–2 lines about your experience]. Run a practice interview with me: ask me ONE question at a time and wait for my answer. After each of my answers, rate it out of 10, tell me honestly what was weak, and show a stronger sample answer built from my own experience. Cover technical questions, HR questions (including 'tell me about yourself' and 'what is your weakness'), and at the end give me 3 smart questions I should ask them. Start now with question 1.