The prompt behind one client's blog post is 1,491 words. The actual request is 36. The other 98% is context, written once and reused every time. This wizard builds that 98% for your business: five blocks, plain English, no jargon.
Nothing here calls an AI. You'll leave with a document you paste into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, free tiers included, and the output starts sounding like you.
Here from the Copa AI talk? These steps mirror the slides, block for block: build along, or catch up in the coffee queue.
Write like you'd explain it to someone at the bar. The AI has never met you: this block is its introduction.
You are a top 0.1% expert in brand strategy for small businesses.
Interview me about my business: ask me 10 questions, one at a time, covering what we do, who we serve, how we're different, and what we'd never say. Number them. Wait for my answers.
Then return my business context in exactly three labelled sections, so I can copy each into a form:
Plain text, no markdown, under 150 words in total.
Paste into any AI tool and answer its questions like a human. Its reply comes back in three labelled sections that match the three boxes below: copy each one straight in.
Three or four honest words beat a mission statement. And the do-not list below is yours to keep: it bans the clichés that make AI writing smell like AI writing.
You are a top 0.1% expert in brand voice for small businesses.
Interview me: first ask me to paste in two or three things I've genuinely written (emails, a web page, a post that worked). Then ask me 5 short questions about how I want to sound: formal or relaxed, fast or steady, words I love, words I hate. Wait for my answers.
Then return the rules of my voice in exactly three labelled sections, so I can copy each into a form:
Plain text, no markdown.
Paste into any AI tool: it will ask for your writing samples and interview you. Its reply's three sections match the three boxes below: copy each one straight in.
Describe two or three real customers, not ideal ones. A post aimed at someone specific writes itself differently to one aimed at nobody in particular.
You are a top 0.1% expert in small-business marketing.
Interview me about my customers: ask me 6 questions, one at a time: who buys from us, what they buy, why they choose us, what they worry about, and what they'd ask before saying yes. Wait for my answers.
Then return exactly three labelled sections, so I can copy each into a form:
For each: who they are, what they want, what puts them off, and the language that lands with them. Under 60 words each. Plain text, no markdown.
Paste into any AI tool and answer its questions. Its reply's three sections match the three boxes below: copy each one straight in.
In the real 1,491-word prompt, channel house rules were the biggest block: 700 words covering every channel and format. Here's yours, free: a 700-word rulebook, pre-written channel by channel and tuned from client work. Tick what you use, tweak what doesn't fit: only the right channel's rules go into each version of your prompt.
The block everyone skips, and the one that stops you publishing something you'd regret. Ours is pre-written from client work: edit it, don't delete it.
The only part you'll type fresh each time. Try one now, or skip it: the blocks are the point.
Paste the whole thing into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini and watch the difference. Better still: save the blocks into a Custom GPT, Claude Project or Gemini Gem, and every chat starts already knowing your business.
Your master prompt as a tidy document, all five block-builder prompts, the channel rule library, and the conference slides. Plus one honest email about what Wingenious does: no drip campaign, no nonsense.