It’s 11:42 PM. You’re still at your desk. A cold cup of coffee sits to your right, your phone lights up with notifications you’re ignoring, and the cursor blinks like it’s mocking your life choices.

You promised you’d write that email sequence tonight. Maybe outline a blog post. But somehow, research turned into a rabbit hole, and now nothing’s done. If you’re a solo coach, consultant, or creator, you know this feeling. You’re the CEO, marketer, copywriter, and customer support — all in one.

Here’s the thing: it’s not that you don’t know what to say. The blank page drains good ideas. This is where the right prompts help. Not “write me a post” fluff, but well-structured ChatGPT prompts for solopreneurs that think with you, not for you. Treat them like recipes. Better recipe, better dish.

Below are seven prompts I’ve tested with coaches, consultants, and creators. Each includes a clear use case, the prompt, how to customize it, and why it works. Copy, paste, tweak, and ship.

1) The Instant Landing Page

Use Case: Turn your offer into a clean, high-converting landing page fast.

You are a conversion copywriter for [niche]. Write a landing page for my offer: [describe your offer]. Use this structure:
- Headline with big benefit
- Subhead with emotional hook
- 3 value-packed bullets
- Social proof or credibility statement
- Call to action that feels urgent but not pushy
Tone: [warm/confident/direct]. Output scannable sections with short paragraphs.
  

How to Customize: Paste your exact offer and audience. Add any proof you have: results, reviews, milestones.

Why It Works: Structure beats guesswork. You ship pages that sell instead of tinkering for days.

2) The 5-Minute DM

Use Case: Start genuine sales conversations without sounding like a bot.

You are a friendly, knowledgeable [role e.g., marketing coach]. Write 5 personalized DMs for a cold lead who just followed me on [platform]. Each DM should:
- Acknowledge something from their profile
- Show genuine interest in their work
- Ask a light, relevant question
Do not sell in the first message. Keep each under 60 words.
  

How to Customize: Include details from their bio or recent post. Save your favorite openers as a swipe file.

Why It Works: People buy from people who see them. Connection first, pitch later.

3) The 30-Day Content Engine

Use Case: Generate a month of platform-ready ideas tied to your offer.

You are a social media strategist for [niche]. Create a 30-day content calendar around my offer: [describe offer]. Include:
- 10 educational posts
- 10 authority-building posts
- 10 engagement posts
For each: write a hook, 3 bullet ideas, and a simple CTA. Balance emotion and logic.
  

How to Customize: Replace post mix to match your goals. Use your audience’s real objections for higher relevance.

Why It Works: Removes “what do I post today?” and keeps content aligned to business growth.

4) The 4-Minute Authority Video

Use Case: Publish YouTube/LinkedIn videos that teach and pull in leads.

You are a [your niche] expert. Script a 4-minute video titled: [topic that solves a common problem]. Include:
- Hook (0:00–0:20)
- Intro & credibility (0:20–0:40)
- Main tips (1:00–3:00)
- Soft CTA + next video suggestion (3:00–4:00)
Tone: confident, value-rich, story-backed.
  

How to Customize: Build a weekly rhythm: script on Monday, record on Tuesday, repurpose on Wednesday.

Why It Works: Tight structure lowers friction. You sound prepared and publish consistently.

5) The Email Mini-Series

Use Case: Sell via story and service, not pressure.

You are an email marketer for [niche]. Write a 3-email sequence for my offer: [describe offer].
- Email 1: Story that reveals the problem
- Email 2: Lesson + simple framework
- Email 3: Warm CTA with small urgency
Tone: helpful, specific, human. One clear action per email.
  

How to Customize: Use a real client moment or your own “before/after.” Keep links minimal to focus attention.

Why It Works: Trust compounds across a short, focused arc.

6) The Offer Transformer

Use Case: Elevate perceived value so your pricing makes sense.

You are a value-stacking strategist. Take my offer: [describe offer] and:
- Add 2 relevant bonuses and a clear guarantee
- Show before/after transformation in one paragraph
- Write a crisp positioning line that feels premium, not hype
Output as bullets I can paste into a sales page.
  

How to Customize: Bonuses should be fast wins: templates, checklists, quick reviews. Promise what you can deliver.

Why It Works: Perception drives price. Stack value, then ask.

7) The Client Prep Shortcut

Use Case: Walk into calls looking like you prepped for an hour in ten minutes.

You are my business analyst. Summarize the latest updates, challenges, and wins for [client/project] using this data: [paste notes or transcript]. Then suggest:
- 3 smart questions to ask
- 2 practical ideas to propose
Keep it tight and client-friendly.
  

How to Customize: Paste messy notes, Loom transcripts, or bullets. Works best the day before a call.

Why It Works: Prepared partners get rehired. This makes you that partner.