10 hooks in your voice
Write 10 opening lines for a LinkedIn post about [topic]. Voice: plain, confident, no corporate. Under 15 words each. Mark the 3 strongest.
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Write 10 opening lines for a LinkedIn post about [topic]. Voice: plain, confident, no corporate. Under 15 words each. Mark the 3 strongest.
Audit this offer: [paste your offer]. Where is it unclear, generic or unproven? Give 5 specific fixes, ranked by impact.
Turn this article into: 1 LinkedIn post, 1 carousel outline, 1 email, 1 short video script, 3 pull-quotes. Keep my voice.
We are launching [product] for [audience]. Give 5 campaign angles, headline, hook and why it works for each.
Rewrite this so it sounds human: [paste]. Cut jargon and buzzwords. If you keep a phrase, say why.
Write 8 headline variants for this ad: [paste]. Mix curiosity, specificity, objection-crush and plain claim. Label each pattern.
(twenty years in agencies, five areas, one craft)
Clear, repeatable ways to get useful output, not magic words.
Headlines, hooks and offers that sound like a person.
Positioning and campaigns with the thinking shown.
Small systems that quietly do the boring parts.
From boardrooms to classrooms. AI that lands with real people.
(why my clients keep coming back)
If a word wouldn't survive a conversation with a client's mum, it doesn't survive my training.
AI should be teachable to anyone. The whole point is that everyone gets better.
Every prompt, course and exercise ends in something you can use on Tuesday.
No fake urgency, no hype. If a tool can't do it, I say so, and show what can.
Twenty years of advertising taught me that output is only good when it sounds like a person.
(the tools I actually teach with)
The workhorse for day-to-day prompting: fast, free and available in Hong Kong.
Research, documents and multimodal thinking when the brief gets messy.
Where the work already lives: email, docs and the tools you use daily.
Turning prompts into visuals your stakeholders can actually react to.
The content engine: every prompt, course and exercise starts as a note.
(workshops, courses and training for your team)
Half-day and full-day workshops that leave your marketing team actually using AI, not just watching demos.
Curriculum-ready modules and exercises built for classrooms, tested on real students.