提示在結果部分將目標和實績一起列出(達成 vs. 未達成),強制進行誠實評估,並使建議感覺基於證據而不是意見——利益相關者信任指明不奏效之處的回顧。
ChatGPTGeminiClaude
Instagram/LinkedIn carousel from a blog post
Turn a long post into a 7–9 slide carousel: one idea per slide, swipe-worthy pacing.
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Turn this article into a carousel of [7-9] slides for [PLATFORM — Instagram or LinkedIn].
Structure:
- Slide 1: a hook that names the payoff or the mistake (max 12 words)
- Slides 2 to N-1: ONE idea per slide, max 25 words each, no filler transitions
- Last slide: recap in 3 bullets + one CTA:
- After the slides, write the post caption (2 sentences + question)
Keep the numbers and concrete examples from the article; cut the storytelling.
Article:
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Slide 1: Your onboarding email is why they never came back.
Slide 2: 63% of trial users open email #1. Only 11% open email #4. The sequence is the leak.
Slide 3: Email #1 job: one action, done in 90 seconds. Not a feature tour.
Slide 4: Subject lines with the user's goal beat product names 2:1 in our test.
Slide 5: Send #2 after the action happens, not 24 hours later. Behavior beats schedule.
Slide 6: One CTA per email. Two CTAs = half the clicks on both.
Slide 7: Recap — 90-second first win · behavior-triggered sends · one CTA. Steal our full sequence: link in comments.
Caption: We rewrote a 4-email onboarding sequence and doubled activation. The whole teardown is in the carousel. Which email in your sequence gets ghosted the hardest?
提示The "max 25 words per slide" constraint is what makes output usable — without it models write paragraph slides that die in design. Tighten to 18 words for Instagram, loosen to 30 for LinkedIn.
ChatGPTGeminiClaude
Cluster a keyword list into page groups
Sort a raw keyword dump into pages — one intent per page, no cannibalization.
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Cluster this keyword list into page groups. One page per distinct search intent — if two keywords can be satisfied by the same page, they belong in the same cluster.
For each cluster give:
- Cluster name + the page type that wins (guide / comparison / tool page / listicle)
- Primary keyword (highest value) and supporting keywords
- One-line content angle
- Flag: any keyword that is its own intent and deserves a separate page
Also list keywords to DISCARD (zero commercial or informational value for us) with a one-word reason.
Our site: . Keywords:
[PASTE KEYWORD LIST, ONE PER LINE — VOLUME OPTIONAL]
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Cluster 1 — "invoice template" (page type: free tool page)
Primary: free invoice template (9,900)
Supporting: invoice template word, invoice template pdf, simple invoice template
Angle: instant download, no email gate — every competitor gates.
Cluster 2 — "how to invoice" (page type: guide)
Primary: how to write an invoice (2,400)
Supporting: what to include in an invoice, invoice requirements freelance
Angle: first-invoice walkthrough for freelancers with a filled example.
Separate-page flag: "invoice vs receipt" — comparison intent, its own page.
Discard: "invoice meaning in hindi" (locale), "invoice 2019 crack" (junk).
提示Give the model your site's one-line description — clustering changes completely depending on whether you sell software, run a blog, or offer templates, and models default to generic blog clustering without it.
Paste the assignment, get a 4-level rubric with observable criteria — no vague "shows understanding".
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Create a grading rubric for this assignment.
Class: . Assignment: .
Requirements:
- 4 performance levels: Exceeds / Meets / Approaching / Beginning, with point values out of
- 4–6 criteria rows drawn from what the assignment actually asks (not generic "effort")
- Every cell describes OBSERVABLE work ("cites two primary sources" not "shows good research skills") so two graders would score the same paper the same way
- Language students in can read themselves
- End with a 2-sentence student-facing summary of what an A looks like
Format as a table.
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Criterion: Thesis & claim (8 pts)
- Exceeds (8): Arguable thesis in first paragraph; every body paragraph advances it.
- Meets (6): Clear thesis; most paragraphs connect to it.
- Approaching (4): Topic stated but claim is a fact, not an argument.
- Beginning (2): No identifiable thesis.
Criterion: Evidence (8 pts)
- Exceeds (8): Two+ primary sources cited and explained; quotes under 2 lines each.
- Meets (6): Two sources cited; explanation present but thin in one spot.
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What an A looks like: You take a position someone could disagree with, and every paragraph gives a piece of evidence for it — then explains the evidence instead of letting quotes speak for themselves.
提示The "two graders score it the same" constraint is what forces observable language — without it every model drifts into "demonstrates strong understanding" cells that cause grade disputes.