AI Prompts — Landing Page Copy
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“I am building a one-page Carrd site. Write a hero section with: a headline (max 8 words), a subheading (max 20 words), and a CTA button label (max 4 words). My topic is [your research topic]. My audience is [your audience].”
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“Write 3 value proposition cards for a Carrd one-page site. Each card needs: a 3-word bold title and a 2-sentence description. Topic: [your research topic]. Format it so I can copy each card separately.”
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“I am using Carrd to build a one-page site. Give me the complete text content for all sections in this order: Hero / About / 3 Feature Cards / Contact CTA. My topic: [topic]. Audience: [audience]. Label each section clearly so I can paste into Carrd.”
NotebookLM Prompts — Research
“Summarise the key themes across all my sources in plain language.”
“What are the 3 most cited arguments in my research? Give me a short paragraph on each.”
“Create an FAQ based on my research that I could use on a website.”
Gemini Prompts — Generate HTML
“I have attached my notebook containing my website assets Before writing any code act as a senior web architect Analyze the notebook and propose a detailed site map and section by section structure for a single page website Also specify what content goes into each section and suggest a color palette based on my brand guidelines.”
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“This structure looks perfect Now act as an expert web developer Generate the complete website code based on the agreed structure Use the exact text from the notebook Write everything as a single HTML file using Tailwind CSS Include smooth scrolling and interactive hover effects”
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“Act as a senior UI UX designer Redesign this website to look like a modern SaaS platform improve typography spacing animations and visual hierarchy”
PROMPT LIBRARY
The Researcher’s AI Prompt Library
Copy-paste prompts for turning your research into a shareable artifact — and yourself into a recognizable name in your field. Every prompt below works in Claude, Canva, or Gemini — swap in your own details wherever you see [brackets].
1. Refresh Your Research
Start any research session by re-grounding yourself in what you’ve actually got. These run in NotebookLM (or paste your source material into any AI assistant).
“Summarise the key themes across all my sources in plain language.”
“What are the 3 most cited arguments in my research? Give me a short paragraph on each.”
“What gaps or open questions remain across my sources that my research still needs to address?”
2. Turn Research Into a Shareable Artifact
Works in Claude, Canva, or Gemini — pick based on the output you want: a written document, a designed one-pager, or a web page.
“Act as a senior research editor. Using this material, structure it into a clear research summary with sections for Background, Methodology, Key Findings, and Implications. Keep the academic tone but make it readable to a non-specialist.”
“Turn this structure into a polished one-page research artifact I could include in or alongside my thesis submission. Use clear headings and keep the tone credible, not promotional.”
“Act as a senior designer. Suggest a clean visual layout for this content — headings, callout stats, and a colour palette — that I can build in Canva or as a single web page.”
3. Find Your Unique Value Proposition
The foundation of a personal brand isn’t a tagline — it’s a clear answer to who you help and how.
“Based on my background in [field] and my experience with [experiences], help me identify my top 5 core strengths that could set me apart in my industry. For each, explain how it benefits my target audience.”
“Using the formula ‘I help [target audience] to [solve problem/achieve goal] through [my approach]’, help me craft a compelling unique value proposition. My audience is [audience], the problem I solve is [problem], my approach is [approach]. Give me three versions.”
4. 10 Content Ideas In One Prompt
You don’t need a content calendar to start — you need one idea you’d actually publish this month.
“Based on my expertise in [area] and my audience’s interests in [topics], generate 10 content ideas that would position me as a thought leader. For each, give a catchy title and a brief outline of the main points.”
“I’m writing about [topic]. Generate 10 compelling headlines for this piece that would grab my audience’s attention. My target audience is [audience description].”
5. Bonus: Building Credibility
Save these for when you’re ready to back up the brand with proof.
“Draft 5 questions I can ask clients, supervisors, or collaborators to get a specific, results-focused testimonial. Also give me a template for presenting these on a website or portfolio.”
“I recently completed a project where I [brief description of the outcome]. Help me structure a case study with sections for Challenge, Solution, Process, and Results, and give me specific questions to answer in each.”
“Help me draft a short professional bio and a simple media kit outline that highlights my expertise in [area]. This should work anywhere I’m introduced — a website, a talk, or a byline.”
Pick one prompt, run it today, and see what it surfaces.