AI Prompts

Rewrite and improve a text

Ditch “rewrite” and improve your AI content immediately with these prompts: ¹

words better than “rewrite”:
- paraphrase: this is useful when you want to avoid plagiarism.
- reframe: change the perspective or focus of the rewrite.
- summarize: when you want a quick overview of a lengthy topic.
- expand: for a more comprehensive understanding of a topic.
- explain: make the meaning of something clearer in the rewrite.
- reinterpret: provide a possible meaning or understanding.
- simplify: reduce the complexity of the language.
- elaborate: add more detail or explanation to a given point.
- amplify: strengthen the message or point in the rewrite.
- clarify: make a confusing point or statement clearer.
- adapt: modify the text for a different audience or purpose.
- modernize: update older language or concepts to be more current.
- formalize: this asks to rewrite informal or casual language into a more formal or professional style. Useful for business or academic contexts.
- informalize: use this for social media posts, blogs, email campaigns, or any context where a more colloquial style and relaxed tone is right.
- condense: make the rewrite shorter by restricting it to key points.
- emphasize/reiterate: highlight certain points more than others.
- diversify: add variety, perhaps in sentence structure or vocabulary.
- neutralize: remove bias or opinion, making the text more objective.
- streamline: remove unnecessary content or fluff.
- enrich/embellish: add more pizzazz or detail to the rewrite.
- illustrate: provide examples to better explain the point.
- synthesize: combine different pieces of information.
- sensationalize: make the rewrite more dramatic. Great for clickbait!
- humanize: make the text more relatable or personal. Great for blogs!
- elevate: prompt for a rewrite that is more sophisticated or impressive.
- illuminate: prompt for a rewrite that is crystal-clear or enlightening.
- enliven/energize: means make the text more lively or interesting.
- soft-pedal: means to downplay or reduce the intensity of the text.
- exaggerate: when you want to hype-up hyperbole in the rewrite. Great for sales pitches (just watch those pesky facts)!
- downplay: when you want a more mellow, mild-mannered tone. Great for research, and no-nonsense evidence-based testimonials.
- glamorize: prompt to make the rewrite sexier and more appealing.
list of tones of voice
rewriting text using
- “reinterpret the above from an X perspective, for publication as Y“
  - X could be your intended audience (e.g. consumers, Americans, youth), or a certain mindset or ideology (business-oriented, environmentalist, etc.
  - Y is the type of content you’d like to create (e.g. eBook, article, email, blog, social media post, marketing material, etc). Modify and adapt the prompt!
- “reuse the above concept in a {insert} tone of voice, that will resonate with {insert intended audience}“
  - another ‘rewrite’ that comes from Amanda Weston at Blogs By Jasper.
- “rewrite the above in a tone of voice that is professional, informative, and friendly, emphasizing clarity, conciseness, objectivity, relevance, and organization in a conversational tone to engage the audience”

Text Classification

“Classify the sentiment of the following text as either positive or negative.”

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prompts
“Categorize the following news article into one of these categories: Politics, Technology, Sports, Entertainment, or Business.”
“Assign relevant tags to the following text. Choose as many as appropriate from this list: Technology, AI, Business, Innovation, Social Media, Privacy, Cybersecurity.”
Classify the following text into one of these categories: Technology, Business, or Politics. Provide a confidence score (0-100) for each category. ””” … ””” Classification: Technology: [score] Business: [score] Politics: [score]

Journal Writing Prompts

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Output a journal writing prompt example - to help me write what I've done and
how I felt on such a day.  Give me insights into why I feel <my_mood> or any
other mood during the day.

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<my_mood>: in good spirits

^{list of moods: positive, enthusiastic, happy, excited, cheerful, delighted, thrilled, in high spirits, in good spirits, uplifting, heartening, fulfilling, pleasing, delightful, pleasurable, enjoyable, agreeable, satisfying.}

Output a journal writing prompt example - to help me write what I've done and
how I felt on such a day; one thing I can think of today is <one_today_event>.
Give me insights into why I felt <my_mood> or any other mood during the day.
Besides <one_today_event>, help me remember anything else.

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<one_today_event>: a birthday party
<my_mood>: in good spirits

others things related to journal writing prompts

<one_today_event>: a birthday party
<my_mood>: positive, enthusiastic, happy, excited, cheerful, delighted,
thrilled, in high spirits, in good spirits, uplifting, heartening, fulfilling,
pleasing, delightful, pleasurable, enjoyable, agreeable, satisfying.

tones of voice
- in action
  - happy
  - compelling
  - rapturous
- writing assistant
  - ‘blog review’ _{when to have to create a product review}
  - ‘copywriting’ _{when to have a sales-like copy}
- writing and marketing
  - simple
  - interesting
  - informative
  - creative
  - compelling
  - copywriting
  - Neil Patel
  - Guy Kawasaki
  - Gary Vaynerchuk
- serious, journalistic, academic
  - New York Times
  - The Guardian
  - Scientific American
  - factual
  - informative
  - descriptive
  - research
  - Harvard Business Review
  - academic
  - serious
  - somber
  - journalistic
  - blog review
  - court
  - legal
- happy and joyful
  - ecstatic
  - positive
  - motivational
  - joyful
  - playful
  - passionate
  - romantic
  - affirmative
  - enthusiastic
  - uplifting
  - oprah
  - creative
- positive emotional
  - motivated
  - inspired
  - lovestruck
  - enchanted
  - blissful
  - excited
  - thrilling
  - amazing/amazed
  - powerful
  - light
- negative emotional
  - anxious
  - melancholy
  - depressed
  - sad
  - infuriating
  - disturbing
  - angry
  - hopeless
  - enraged
  - provocative
  - embarrassing
  - greedy
  - dark
  - sad
  - abusive
- other tone of voices to consider
  - approachable
  - excited
  - playful
  - assertive
  - formal
  - poetic
  - bold
  - friendly
  - positive
  - candid
  - funny
  - powerful
  - caring
  - gentle
  - professional
  - casual
  - helpful
  - quirky
  - cheerful
  - hopeful
  - reassuring
  - clear
  - humorous
  - reflective
  - commanding
  - informal
  - respectful
  - comprehensive
  - informative
  - romantic
  - confident
  - inspirational
  - sarcastic
  - conversational
  - inspiring
  - scientific
  - curious
  - lively
  - serious
  - detailed
  - melancholic
  - technical
  - educational
  - motivational
  - thought-provoking
  - eloquent
  - negative
  - thoughtful
  - emotional
  - neutral
  - uplifting
  - empathetic
  - nostalgic
  - urgent
  - empowering
  - offbeat
  - vibrant
  - encouraging
  - passionate
  - visionary
  - engaging
  - personal
  - witty
  - enthusiastic
  - persuasive
  - zealous
- diverse personalities
  - knowledgeable companion
  - approachable educator
  - visual narrator
  - fairytale friendliness
  - witty cynic
  - empathetic encourager
  - playful entertainer
  - confident commander
  - thoughtful advisor
  - provocative prankster.
- miscellaneous
  - constructive / feedback :: provide constructive feedback
    - make sure that you explain the “Why” behind the feedback so that it reduces the need for follow-ups and gives the necessary context.

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