SMART PROMPTS ACADEMY

Use examples effectively

A practical lesson with an example you can adapt.

A small example can define tone or structure. Explain which part should be followed and which facts must be replaced. Label examples so that sample details are not mistaken for real information about your business.

A vague request

Write like this example.

A more useful brief

Follow the three-part structure of the example: reader problem, practical tip, question. Use a new topic about saving office energy. Do not reuse names or statistics from the example.

Try it yourself

Rewrite the example for your own project. Replace the audience, confirmed facts and requested output. Compare the answer against those requirements and improve one element at a time.

Try the related template

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