• Test Your Promptinator Prompt

    Click the pencil icon to open the prompt editor.  Position your cursor exactly where you’d like to insert a shortcode in your prompt, then use the “Insert shortcode” dropdown menu to select from various dynamic prompt templates. The chosen shortcode automatically appears exactly at your cursor location, ready to customize. Need help crafting your own template or generating custom options? Click the “Help” link beside the dropdown—this opens an AI-powered helper tool that quickly suggests prompts and instantly creates shortcodes tailored precisely to your needs.

     

  • CEO Strategy Whisperer Prompt

    CEO Strategy Whisperer Prompt

    You are a strategic advisor to a startup founder who wants to outsmart McKinsey-level consultants.

    Here’s your assignment:• Conduct a deep-dive market analysis on [D-industry-|Artificial Intelligence|FinTech|HealthTech|Clean Energy|Electric Vehicles|SaaS|Cybersecurity|E-commerce|Biotech|Cloud Infrastructure|Digital Media|Telecommunications|Consumer Packaged Goods|Food & Beverage|Gaming|EdTech|Logistics & Supply Chain|Agriculture Tech|Space Tech|Quantum Computing|AR/VR|Robotics|Wearables|Smart Home|Advanced Manufacturing|InsurTech|MedTech|PropTech|LegalTech|GovTech|~Artificial Intelligence~]

    • Summarize top industry trends and inflection points in the last [D-trend_window-|6 months|9 months|12 months|18 months|24 months|36 months|~12 months~]• Analyze [D-competitor_count-10~5~] leading competitors using [D-analysis_scope-|SWOT + Pricing + Positioning + Customer Targeting|Porter’s Five Forces|7Ps Marketing Mix|Competitor Benchmarking|Unit Economics Deep Dive|Growth Gap Analysis|~SWOT + Pricing + Positioning + Customer Targeting~]

    • Identify hidden risks [D-risk_profile-|Economic + Regulatory + Technological|Regulatory + Geopolitical|Technological Disruption|Supply Chain + Inflation|Data Privacy & Security|Capital Markets Volatility|Talent Shortage|IP & Legal|ESG & Ethical|~Economic + Regulatory + Technological~] in this market

    • Surface opportunities and recommend [D-gtm_plays-|3|4|5|6|7|~3~] clear go-to-market plays

    • Present this like a slide deck: bolded titles, bullet summaries, clear insights

    Write in the voice of a [D-voice_tone-|Calm|Hyper-logical|Concise|Visionary|Persuasive|Data-driven|Storytelling|Investor-ready|Consultative|~Calm~] expert who charges $[D-hourly_rate-|1,000|2,500|3,500|5,000|7,500|10,000|15,000|~5,000~]/hr.

    Start with a summary box, then show insights grouped by slide title (e.g., “Slide 1: Market Overview”, “Slide 2: Key Trends”, etc.).

    Market focus: [D-market_focus-|Enterprise (B2B)|SMB (B2B)|Consumer Mass Market (B2C)|Premium | Luxury Segment|Budget  Value Segment|Government and Public Sector|Healthcare Vertical|Education Sector|Industrial & Manufacturing|Developer-First Platforms|Marketplace / Platform Plays|Niche Vertical|Emerging-Market Customers|Early Adopters / Innovators|Sustainability-Minded Buyers|Gen Z Audience|Millennial Audience|Senior Demographic|~Enterprise (B2B)~]

  • CEO Strategy Whisperer Prompt

    CEO Strategy Whisperer Prompt:

    You are a strategic advisor to a startup founder who wants to outsmart McKinsey-level consultants.

    Here’s your assignment: – Conduct a deep-dive market analysis on [INDUSTRY/SECTOR]

    – Summarize top industry trends and inflection points in the last 12 months

    – Analyze 3-5 leading competitors using SWOT + pricing + positioning + customer targeting

    – Identify hidden risks (economic, regulatory, technological) in this market

    – Surface opportunities and recommend 3 clear go-to-market plays

    – Present this like a slide deck: bolded titles, bullet summaries, clear insights

    Write in the voice of a calm, hyper-logical expert who charges $5,000/hr. Start with a summary box.

    Then show insights grouped by slide title (like: “Slide 1: Market Overview”, “Slide 2: Key Trends”, etc.)

    Market focus: [INSERT HERE]

  • The Competitive Deep Dive Prompt:

    The Competitive Deep Dive Prompt: “Act like a senior consultant preparing a competitive market analysis deck for a $10B strategy client. Your task: – Analyze the overall landscape of the [INDUSTRY] industry. – Identify and profile 5 major players: their offerings, pricing, differentiation, customer base, and go-to-market strategy. – Use comparison matrices to highlight competitive positioning. – Reveal where gaps or white space exist in the market. – Recommend 3 strategic opportunities for a new player or disruptor to win. Your output should mimic a consulting slide: executive summary, key insights, and structured frameworks (charts, 2x2s, tables) — all in text. Industry: [INSERT MARKET NAME OR NICHE]”
  • world-class strategy consultant

    You are a world-class strategy consultant trained by McKinsey, BCG, and Bain. Act as if you were hired to provide a $300,000 strategic analysis for a client in the [INDUSTRY] sector. Here is your mission: 1. Analyze the current state of the [INDUSTRY] market. 2. Identify key trends, emerging threats, and disruptive innovations. 3. Map out the top 3-5 competitors and benchmark their business models, strengths, weaknesses, pricing, distribution, and brand positioning. 4. Use frameworks like SWOT, Porter’s Five Forces, and strategic value chain analysis to assess risks and opportunities. 5. Provide a one-page strategic brief with actionable insights and recommendations for a hypothetical company entering or growing in this space. Output everything in concise bullet points or tables. Make it structured and ready to paste into slides. Think like a McKinsey partner preparing for a C-suite meeting. Industry: [INSERT INDUSTRY OR MARKET HERE]”
  • Icons

    1. Lead Qualifier – “🛠️ Toolbox” Icons

    Company Name: [-co_name-~Acme Inc.~]
    Contact Email: [-co_email-~you@acme.com~]
    Industry: [B-industry-|🏗️ Construction|💻 Tech|🏥 Healthcare|🏢 Real Estate|🛍️ Retail|~💻 Tech~]
    Pain Points (select all that apply): [C-pain_|⏱️ Slow Processes|💸 High Costs|🧐 Low Visibility|📉 Sales Decline|~⏱️ Slow Processes~]
    Estimated Team Size: [D-team_size-500~50~]Ideal Go-Live (months): [D-go_live-12~3~]
    [E-Contact Me-~sales@yourcompany.com~]

     

    Company Name: [-co_name-~Acme Inc.~]
    Contact Email: [-co_email-~you@acme.com~]

    Industry: [B-industry-|🏗️ Construction|💻 Tech|🏥 Healthcare|🏢 Real Estate|🛍️ Retail|~💻 Tech~]

    Pain Points (select all that apply): [C-pain-|⏱️ Slow Processes|💸 High Costs|🧐 Low Visibility|📉 Sales Decline|~⏱️ Slow Processes~]

    Estimated Team Size: [D-team_size-500~50~]

    Ideal Go-Live (months): [D-go_live-12~3~]

    [E-Contact Me-~sales@yourcompany.com~]

    Why it’s cool:

    • 🛠️ Emoji labels make the radio set playful.

    • Multiple pain points via C-token checkboxes.

    • Two numeric D-token drop-downs keep answers clean.


    2. SaaS Feature Priority Vote – “⬆️/⬇️ Arrows” + Multi-Select

    Your Name: [-user_name-~Optional~]

    Vote your top features (pick up to 3):
    [C-features_|🔒 SSO|📊 Advanced Analytics|🔄 API Sync|📱 Mobile App|📝 Custom Reports|~📊 Advanced Analytics~]

    Urgency Level: [B-urgency-|⬇️ Nice-to-Have|➡️ Needed Soon|⬆️ High Priority|🚀 Critical|~➡️ Needed Soon~] Estimated Team Size: [D-team_size-100~50~]
    [E-Submit Vote-~product@yourcompany.com~]

    Highlights:

    • Checkbox C lets customers tick several desired features.

    • Arrow emojis convey urgency at a glance.

    • Large numeric dropdown for license planning.


    3. Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) – “📦 Package” Flow

    Order # / Invoice ID: [-order_id-~INV-123456~]

    Contact Email: [-cust_email-~you@example.com~]

    Reason for Return: [B-reason-|📏 Wrong Size|💔 Damaged|🧊 Not as Described|🔄 Exchange|~📏 Wrong Size~]

    Item Condition (check all that apply):
    [Ccondition_|📦 Unopened|🧾 With Receipt|🗑️ Packaging Missing|🛠️ Used Once|~📦 Unopened~]

    Quantity to Return: [D-qty-50~1~] 
    Preferred Resolution: [B-resolution-|💰 Refund|🔄 Exchange|🎟️ Store Credit|~💰 Refund~]
    [E-Request RMA-~returns@yourcompany.com~]

    Key touch:

    • Package/condition emojis improve clarity.

    • Combines radio, multi-check, and number drop-down in one tidy block.


    4. Shipping Preferences – Vehicle Icons + Text Drop-Down

    Recipient Name: [-ship_name-~Full name~]

    Street Address: [A-ship_address-~123 Main St, Suite 200~]
    Shipping Method: [B-ship_method-|🚚 Ground|✈️ Air|🚀 Expedited|~🚚 Ground~]
    Delivery Add-Ons (select any):
    [C-addons_|🔒 Signature|📦 Fragile|🌡️ Temperature Control|⚡ Same-Day|~🔒 Signature~]
    Pickup Window: [D-window-|8–10 AM|10–12 PM|12–2 PM|2–4 PM|~10–12 PM~]
    [E-Confirm Shipping-~logistics@yourcompany.com~]

    What’s special:

    • D-token shows text-based choices (pickup windows) as a drop-down.

    • Truck/airplane/rocket icons make shipping speed obvious.


    5. Marketing Consent Center – Channel & Frequency Controls

    php-template

    Name: [-sub_name-~Optional~]
    Email: [-sub_email-~you@example.com~]
    Channels You Welcome (multi-select):
    [C-channels_|✉️ Email|📱 SMS|📞 Phone|💬 WhatsApp|📬 Direct Mail|~✉️ Email~]
    Email Frequency: [D-frequency-|Weekly|Bi-Weekly|Monthly|Quarterly|~Monthly~]<!-- text dropdown -->

    Product Interest Areas: [C-interests_|🖥️ Hardware|🛠️ Software|🔐 Security|☁️ Cloud|📈 Analytics|~🛠️ Software~][E-Update Preferences-~consent@yourcompany.com~]

    Business win:

    • Lets users fine-tune channels and cadence—compliance gold.

    • Uses two separate C-token checkbox sets for granular control.

  • Promptinator A-I plus E Shortcodes

    A – Text Input (Multiline)

    Use A to create a large textarea pre-filled with default content. It’s great for open-ended entries like stories, descriptions, or product details.

    Example:
    A prompt like:

    Write about [A-story_title-~Magical Night Adventure~].

    …will render a text area labeled “Story Title” with “Magical Night Adventure” already filled in. The user can type freely before clicking Done to close the box (or just tap away to auto-save).

    [A-story_title-~Magical Night Adventure~]

    B – Radio Buttons

    Use B when you want users to pick one from a list of options.

    Example:

    Choose your tone: [B-tone-|Formal|Casual|Energetic|~Energetic~]

    This will show three radio buttons with “Energetic” selected by default.

    [B-tone-|Formal|Casual|Energetic|~Energetic~]

    C – Checkbox Group

    The C token renders a group of checkboxes for multiple selections.

    Example:

    What topics should we include? [C-topics-|SEO|PPC|Email Marketing|Social Media|~Email Marketing~]

    Users can select as many options as they want, with “Email Marketing” pre-selected. They must click Done to save their selections.

    [C-topics-|SEO|PPC|Email Marketing|Social Media|~Email Marketing~]

    D – Dropdown Menus

    You can use D in two ways:

    1. Numeric Dropdown

    [D-keyword_count-15~5~]
    Creates a dropdown from 1 to 15, with 5 as the default.

    2. Text Options

    [D-keyword_count-15~5~]

    [D-package-|Basic|Pro|Enterprise|~Pro~]
    Shows a dropdown with three options and selects “Pro” by default.

    [D-package-|Basic|Pro|Enterprise|~Pro~]

    E – Submission Buttons (Send / Submit)

    The E token is where Promptinator becomes a form engine. It can render either a Send or Submit button based on the target:

    Email Button
    If the default value is an email address (e.g. you@example.com), the token renders a Send button. Clicking it opens the user’s mail client with a pre-filled message that includes all your prompt values in clean, readable format.

    Form Submission
    If the default value is a URL (e.g. https://yoursite.com/submit.php), the token becomes a Submit button that posts all prompt data to your server. The prompt’s name is also included as a hidden _formTitle field for display on the thank-you page.

    Example Usage:

    [E-Feedback Form-~you@example.com~]

    [E-Feedback Form-~you@example.com~]

    or


    [E-Contact Us-https://yoursite.com/submit.php~]

    [E-Submit Form Button-~https://rfsafe.com/submit-feedback.php~]

    Promptinator auto-detects whether to render Send or Submit.


    I – URL Picker + Live Preview

    Use I when you want users to choose a reference site, document, or embedded preview.

    Example:

    [I-reference_site-|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI|https://www.gutenberg.org/|~Pick a site~]

    Users select a URL from the dropdown, and the site is displayed in a live preview pane below.

    [I-reference_site-|https://bestdealon.com|https://www.rfsafe.com/|~Pick a site~]

    Thank you for your interest!

  • Promptinator Lightweight. Intuitive. Revolutionary.

    Promptinator

    Plain input: [-field-~default~]

    Textarea (A): [A-field-~default~]

    Radio buttons (B): [B-field-|opt1|opt2|~opt2~]

    Checkbox group (C): [C-field-|opt1|opt2|~opt1~]

    Dropdown (numeric) (D): [D-field-10~5~] -max-~deault~

    Dropdown (text) (D): [D-field-|opt1|opt2|~opt1~]

    URL picker (I): [I-field-|https://rfsafe.com|http://bestdealon.com|~default~]

    Email submit (E): [E-field-~you@youremail.com~]

     

    Form POST (E): [E-field-~https://rfsafe.com/submit-feedback.php~] ~yoursite.com/endpoint~

    Create cool rating systems with ease

    [B-rating-|☆|☆☆|☆☆☆|☆☆☆☆|☆☆☆☆☆]
    Overall Experience: [B-rating-|☆|⭐|⭐⭐|⭐⭐⭐|⭐⭐⭐⭐|⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐|~☆~]
    Overall Experience: [B-rating-|⭐|⭐⭐|⭐⭐⭐|⭐⭐⭐⭐|⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐|~⭐~]

    These token types are not only intuitive, but incredibly powerful when combined. You can build anything from AI-powered writing assistants to submission-ready forms directly inside WordPress posts or static HTML pages.

    Whether you’re crafting prompts for an AI, gathering form responses, or letting readers personalize content, Promptinator’s token system gives you full control—with no dependencies, no plugins, and no database required.

    That’s the beauty of Promptinator by Melanie AI: small footprint, massive capability.

    Let your forms think smarter. Let your prompts become conversations.

  • promptinator shortcodes

    Have AI help build your Promptinator shortcodes or keyword list @ https://bestdealon.com/promptinator/ 

    Promptinator gives you the power to create interactive, dynamic prompts by simply placing smart tokens inside a <div class="Promptinator">. These tokens are what make your content come alive, transforming static text into editable fields and form submissions—all with minimal effort.

    Summary Table: Token Types and FunctionsPromptinator by Melanie AI delivers a future-proof, intuitive, and efficient solution for dynamic web forms and AI interaction, fundamentally changing how digital content and prompts are created and experienced.

    Below is an overview of each token type (A to I), how they work, and what your users will see.

    Write a bedtime story titled [A-story_title-~Magical Night Adventure~] for a [D-child_gender-|girl|boy|~girl~] named [-child_name~Melanie~] and her [B-pet-|dog|cat|lizzard|~Dog~]  named [-pet name-~Bubba~]. The plot must feature [C-themes-|unicorns|spaceships|fairy tales|dragons|~unicorns, fairy tales~] and be told in a [B-tone-|gentle|funny|adventurous|~gentle~] tone. Provide exactly [D-paragraphrs-5~3~] paragraphs.
  • Promptinator Post and Send Forms

     

    Your Name: [-name-~Your full name~]
    Company: [A-company-~Company or organization~]
    Email Address: [-email-~you@example.com~]
    Phone Number: [-phone-~Enter Phone Number Here~]

    Project Type: [B-project_type-|Website|Mobile App|SEO & Marketing|Consulting|~Website~]
    Budget Range: [D-budget-|<$5 k|$5 k–$10 k|$10 k–$25 k|>$25 k|~$5 k–$10 k~]
    Preferred Contact Method: [C-contact_method-|Email|Phone|SMS|~Email~]
    Projected Timeline (months): [D-timeline-12~3~]

    Tell us about your project: [A-message-~Describe your goals, challenges, and any must-have features~]

    Send Email

    [E-Business Inquiry-~sales@yourcompany.com~]

    Or

    Form POST

    [E-field-~https://rfsafe.com/submit-feedback.php~]