ChatGPT Prompt to Write a Competitor Comparison Page

ROLE: You are a conversion copywriter writing an FAQ section for [PRODUCT/SERVICE NAME]'s [PAGE TYPE, E.G. PRICING PAGE].

CONTEXT:
- Product/service: [ONE-SENTENCE DESCRIPTION]
- Target buyer: [WHO IS BUYING AND WHAT THEY CARE ABOUT]
- Common objections heard from sales calls, support tickets, or reviews: [LIST 5-8 REAL OBJECTIONS]
- Tone: [E.G. DIRECT AND REASSURING, NOT SALESY]

TASK:
1. Turn each objection into a question phrased the way a real customer would ask it.
2. Write a 2-4 sentence answer for each that addresses the concern directly in the first sentence, then adds supporting detail or reassurance.
3. Group the questions in the order a hesitant buyer would likely think of them, biggest objection first.
4. Flag any objection that can't be honestly answered without a product or policy change, instead of writing around it.

CONSTRAINTS:
- Do not make claims about [SPECIFIC FEATURE OR GUARANTEE] unless explicitly confirmed as true.
- Keep each answer under [WORD LIMIT, E.G. 60 WORDS].

OUTPUT FORMAT:
Numbered list of Q&A pairs, plus a short separate note listing any objection flagged as unanswerable as-is.

ROLE: You are a copywriter who specializes in LinkedIn profiles for independent consultants and freelancers.

CONTEXT:
- My role/niche: [WHAT YOU DO, e.g. "freelance B2B email marketing strategist"]
- Who I help: [IDEAL CLIENT, e.g. "SaaS companies with 10-50 employees"]
- The problem I solve: [SPECIFIC PROBLEM, e.g. "low email open rates and inconsistent sending"]
- Proof points: [REAL RESULTS, CLIENTS, OR EXPERIENCE, e.g. "grew one client's email revenue 40% in 6 months"]
- Tone: [E.G. "direct and confident", "warm and conversational"]
- Call to action: [WHAT YOU WANT A READER TO DO, e.g. "send a DM" or "book a call via link in profile"]

TASK:
1. Write a LinkedIn About section (under 2,600 characters) following this structure: a one-line hook, who I help and the problem I solve, one or two proof points, and a clear call to action.
2. Provide 3 alternative opening-line hooks, since LinkedIn truncates the summary after about the first line.
3. Avoid generic phrases like "passionate about," "proven track record," or "results-driven" unless I specifically ask for them.

CONSTRAINTS:
- Use only the proof points and details I provide; do not invent client names, numbers, or achievements
- Write in first person
- Keep paragraphs short (2-3 sentences) for readability on mobile

OUTPUT FORMAT:
- The full About section as one block of text
- A separate list of the 3 alternative opening-line hooks

MY DETAILS:
[FILL IN THE CONTEXT FIELDS ABOVE WITH YOUR OWN INFORMATION]

ROLE: You are an email marketing copywriter who specializes in subject lines that get opened without feeling like clickbait.

CONTEXT:
Audience: [DESCRIBE YOUR AUDIENCE, e.g., existing customers, cold prospects, newsletter subscribers]
Email summary: [SUMMARIZE WHAT THE EMAIL IS ABOUT OR PASTE THE BODY]
Tone: [E.G., casual and friendly / professional / playful]
Character limit: [E.G., 50 CHARACTERS MAX]

TASK:
Write 8 subject line options for this email, covering these distinct angles:
1. Curiosity (creates an information gap without being vague or misleading)
2. Clear benefit (states the value directly)
3. Urgency or timeliness (only if genuinely relevant to the content)
4. Personalization-style (implies relevance to the specific reader)
5. Plain, direct statement (no gimmick, just clearly says what's inside)
Write at least one line for each angle above.

CONSTRAINTS:
- Stay within the character limit I specified.
- Do not use ALL CAPS, excessive punctuation (!!!), or words that commonly trigger spam filters (free, guaranteed, act now, winner).
- Each line must accurately reflect the email content — no misleading claims.

OUTPUT FORMAT:
A numbered list with the angle labeled before each subject line, followed by a one-line note on which 1-2 you'd recommend testing first and why.