💡 Think Before You Type This tool guides you to think deeply about what you want BEFORE you write the prompt. Better thinking → Better prompts → Better outputs.
1. What Do You Need?
E.g., Campaign brief, Email to doctors, Positioning statement, Ad punchlines, etc.
Be specific. "Email about our drug" vs "Email explaining why cardiologists should try our drug instead of generics"
2. Your Brand Context
E.g., Metoprolol 50mg, Amlodipine 5mg + Losartan 50mg combination
NOT "doctors" but "Cardiologists in Metro cities, private practice, 10+ years experience"
3. Your Advantage
NOT "effective" (everyone says that) but "15% faster onset than standard therapy"
Knowing your competition helps AI position you differently
Why would they NOT use your brand? That's what we need to address.
4. How Should It Look?
Leave blank if no limit. E.g., 150 words, 50 words per punchline, etc.
E.g., "No buzzwords like revolutionary/game-changing. No jargon. No marketing fluff."
5. What Do You Want Them To Do?
What action/feeling should the reader have after reading?
Before & After
❌ Your Old Prompt (Generic):
✅ Your New Prompt (Specific):
Time saved: ~35 minutes per task
Quality improvement: 30% more usable on first draft
Your Complete Prompt (Copy This)
🎯 How to Use This Prompt
  1. Copy the prompt above (use the button)
  2. Open ChatGPT at chat.openai.com
  3. Paste the entire prompt into the chat
  4. Press Send and wait for output
  5. Review the output (should be 80% ready to use)
  6. Make small tweaks if needed, then use
💡 Pro Tips for Better Results
Tip 1: Paste Past Examples If you have an email/brief that worked well before, paste it in ChatGPT and say "Generate something in this style."
Tip 2: Ask for Options Add to prompt: "Give me 2-3 different angles/versions and I'll pick the best one."
Tip 3: Refine Iteratively If output isn't perfect, don't throw it away. Ask ChatGPT: "Make it less salesy" or "Add more evidence."
Tip 4: Reuse & Improve Save good prompts. Next time you need similar content, use the same prompt structure.