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Menu
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You are a menu designer for a small restaurant. Business: [NAME], cuisine: [CUISINE], city: [CITY]. Here are my items and prices, as I have them: [PASTE ITEMS]. Organize them into clear sections in a sensible order (starters, mains, rice and breads, desserts, drinks). Write a one-line description for any item that needs one, in simple words, 8 words or fewer. Keep my prices exactly. Add a short footer with hours [HOURS], phone [PHONE], address [ADDRESS]. Output the menu as plain text, ready to lay out on an 8.5 x 11 page, portrait. Do not invent items.
One offer, one flyer. This prompt writes the words so you only choose a picture.
Write the text for a one-page flyer for [BUSINESS NAME], a [TYPE OF BUSINESS] in [CITY]. The one message is: [OFFER OR EVENT], from [START DATE] to [END DATE]. The deal is exactly: [DEAL]. Give me: a headline of 6 words or fewer, a sub-line of 12 words or fewer, three short benefit lines, and one call to action that tells people what to do next ([CALL / SCAN / VISIT / ORDER ONLINE] at [PHONE OR WEBSITE]). Plain words, no exclamation marks, no claims I did not give you.
Three folds, six panels. This prompt fills them with your services and your reasons.
Write the text for a tri-fold brochure (six panels) for [BUSINESS NAME], a [TYPE OF BUSINESS] in [CITY]. What we do: [3-5 SERVICES, ONE LINE EACH]. Why customers choose us: [3 TRUE REASONS]. Prices, if any: [PRICES OR 'none']. Contact: [PHONE], [ADDRESS], [WEBSITE]. Give me panel by panel: Cover (headline + one line), Inside left (the problem customers have), Inside middle (what we do), Inside right (why us), Back (how to order + contact), Flap (one short promise). Keep every panel under 60 words. Plain words only.
Your top sellers on a 4 x 9 card. This prompt picks and orders them.
Write the text for a 4 x 9 inch takeout card for [RESTAURANT NAME] in [CITY]. Here is my full menu: [PASTE MENU]. Choose the 10 best-selling or most popular items (or use these: [LIST]) with their prices, grouped in 2-3 short sections. Add a 'How to order' line: [PHONE / WEBSITE / APP], a delivery note: [AREA OR 'pickup only'], and hours [HOURS]. Front: the items. Back: how to order. Plain text, short lines, nothing invented.
An offer for the street. This prompt writes a hanger a neighbor keeps.
Write the text for a door hanger (3.5 x 8.5 inches) for [BUSINESS NAME], a [TYPE OF BUSINESS] serving [NEIGHBORHOODS OR ZIP CODES]. The offer for the neighborhood is: [OFFER], valid [UNTIL DATE], limit [LIMIT, e.g. one per household]. How to order: [PHONE / WEBSITE / QR]. Give me: Front: a headline of 7 words or fewer, one line under it, and the contact line. Back: three steps to order and the offer box with its exact terms. Plain words, no exclamation marks.
Need only digital? This prompt writes a week of posts from one offer.
I run [BUSINESS NAME], a [TYPE OF BUSINESS] in [CITY]. This week's offer is: [OFFER]. Write 5 short social posts (Facebook and Instagram), one per weekday, each under 40 words, each ending with one clear action ([CALL / ORDER / VISIT] at [PHONE OR LINK]). Vary the angle: the offer, a customer problem we solve, behind the counter, a reminder, last chance. Plain words, no hashtags longer than two words, no emojis unless I ask.
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