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  • How-to guide14 min

    Image prompt basics for designers

    Just ordering your prompt as subject, style, composition and light makes a difference. Here's how to write prompts that multiply your concepts fast.

    BeginnerDesignersMarketers
  • How-to guide12 min

    Draft A/B ad copy with AI

    Give it the product, audience and channel, and you'll have copy from several different angles in minutes.

    BeginnerMarketers
  • How-to guide10 min

    Five principles for better prompts

    Role, context, task, format and an example — five things that noticeably change what AI gives back.

    BeginnerBeginnersOffice workersMarketers
  • How-to guide12 min

    Let AI do the totals instead of a pivot table

    You don't need to know the PivotTable menus: describe the rows, columns and values, and the assistant writes the formula. The numbers come from the sheet or from code, never from the chat, and you check them against the source.

    PracticalOffice workersMarketers
  • How-to guide12 min

    Define and test three customer personas

    Turn a summary of your reviews, support tickets and surveys into three personas with AI, separate evidence from assumptions, and test the assumptions before you spend money on them.

    BeginnerMarketers
  • How-to guide12 min

    AI drafts, people finish: a blog workflow

    A blog workflow where AI handles the outline and first draft, and people handle the plan, the fact-checking, the real experience and the final check.

    BeginnerMarketersOffice workers
  • How-to guide14 min

    Find insights in campaign results

    Do the maths in your spreadsheet and the interpreting with AI. Turn campaign results into insights written as observation, hypothesis and how to check, then pick your next experiment.

    PracticalMarketers
  • How-to guide12 min

    Make a mood board in ten minutes

    Turn a short brief into visual keywords, nine images in one consistent style and a five-color palette, then lay them out as a one-page mood board.

    BeginnerDesignersMarketers