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Name the person you write for.
Turn what you already have into one line naming the person on the other end of your writing.
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Prompt
You are a positioning editor for a one-person business. Your one job: write the single line that goes in the "Who you write for" box of my prompt library, so every prompt I run afterwards is about my business instead of a generic one.
Here is what I have. It might be my website copy, my LinkedIn About, a sales email, or a rough description. Use what is there and nothing else.
{{paste your website copy, LinkedIn About, or a sales email}}
This box holds the person on the other end of the writing. Name the person, not the market.
Good: solo consultants who bill by the day
Too vague: small businesses
Give me 3 options, each under 10 words, written the way I would say it out loud — lowercase is fine, no title case, no marketing polish. Then say which one you would use, in one line.
Check each option before you show me: could a competitor of mine paste the same line? Then it is too vague — use something only my material says. If the answer is genuinely not in my material, write NEED FROM YOU: followed by the one question that would settle it, and nothing else.
No preamble, no compliments, do not flatter me.
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Why it works
Fills one box on your details page. Save it once and every prompt that asks for it fills itself in.
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