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Jose MamuricProfile picture@josemamuricĀ·Apr 28

šŸŽ 10 Free AI Prompts That Took 6 Months to Perfect

I'm giving away 10 AI prompts that took me 6 months to perfect.


ChatGPT. Midjourney. Claude.


No email. No catch. Just copy, paste, and use them. Here's a preview of what's inside:


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šŸ¤– THE CONTENT REPURPOSER (ChatGPT)


Feed it one piece of content → get 5 platform-ready versions back.


IG caption, LinkedIn post, Twitter thread, email intro, YT Shorts script.


One prompt. Five pieces of content. Zero extra work.


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🧠 THE BUSINESS VALIDATOR (ChatGPT)


Makes AI act as a brutal startup advisor.


It asks YOU the hard questions first, then scores your idea out of 10.


I killed 2 bad ideas with this before wasting a dollar.


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šŸŽØ PRODUCT PHOTOGRAPHY (Midjourney)


$0 product photos that look like a $2,000 studio shoot.


One prompt. Professional lighting. Commercial-ready output.


Perfect for anyone selling digital or physical products.


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šŸ”„ THE OBJECTION CRUSHER (Any AI)


Tell AI what you sell and the price.


It maps out every objection your buyer will have — and writes the exact response to close them.


Sales coaching on demand for $0.


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šŸš€ Grab All 10 — Completely Free


That's just 4 of the 10. The full free sampler is ready to go — no email required, no strings attached.


→ Get all 10 free prompts here:


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Jose MamuricProfile picture@josemamuricĀ·Apr 28

The #1 mistake people make with AI prompts (and what to do instead)

Most people treat AI like a search engine. They type vague one-liners and wonder why the output sounds like a Wikipedia article written by a robot.


The difference between a bad prompt and a great one isn't magic — it's structure.


Here's a framework that works every time:


Role → Context → Task → Format → Constraints


Instead of: "Write me a marketing email"


Try: "You are a direct-response copywriter with 10 years of experience. I sell premium AI prompt packs to content creators. Write a 150-word email announcing a new product launch. Use a conversational tone, one clear CTA, and create urgency without being sleazy."


That second prompt will outperform the first one every single time. The AI isn't dumb — your instructions are just too vague.


I've spent months building and testing 500+ prompts across every major use case — copywriting, image generation, marketing, brainstorming, coding. Every single one follows this framework.


If you're tired of getting mid outputs, The Prompt Lab is open.