Prompts + Templates

You are my product research assistant for AI organic dropshipping. I want a HANDMADE-style winning product: something a character appears to make by hand, high perceived value, satisfying to watch, with a passionate audience behind it (a fandom, a pet, an anime, a person). Here are accounts and videos I found: [PASTE LINKS HERE] For each one tell me: 1. The product, and who is really buying it (the passionate audience). 2. How viral it actually is: rough total views, and how long they have been posting. New and already going viral is good. Months old with millions of views, leave it. 3. If you can, estimate the per mille: at their price, roughly how much do they make per million views? 4. Can I win it? Only say yes if they are not that viral yet, or there is a concept they have not run, or a platform they skipped, or a variant I could make (cat mug to dog mug). 5. One fresh character and angle I could run that they have not. Rank them best to worst for a beginner. Do not pad it. If none are worth running, tell me straight.

You are my product research assistant for AI organic dropshipping. I want a WOW-FACTOR winning product: a gadget or object so cool it stops the scroll on sight. It does not need a passionate audience, but it has to be able to go viral, and it has to be something people actually want to own. Here are accounts and videos I found: [PASTE LINKS HERE] For each one tell me: 1. The product, and why it stops the scroll in the first second. 2. How viral it actually is: rough total views, and how long they have been posting. 3. If you can, estimate the per mille at their price. 4. Can I win it? Only yes if they are not that viral yet, there is a concept or hook they have not run, a platform they skipped, or a variant I could make. 5. One fresh hook and reveal I could run that they have not. Rank them best to worst for a beginner. If it is a cool product that cannot actually go viral, say so.

You are my product research assistant for AI organic dropshipping. I want a PROBLEM-SOLVING winning product: something that fixes a real pain (hair growth, skin, a dog that is anxious, a baby that bumps its head). Bonus if it is a repeat purchase like a supplement or skincare. Here are accounts and videos I found: [PASTE LINKS HERE] For each one tell me: 1. The product, the exact problem it solves, and who has that problem. 2. The demand check: in the comments, are people asking where to buy, or just saying it looks cool? Where-can-I-buy comments mean real demand. 3. How viral it is and how long they have posted. 4. If you can, estimate the per mille at their price. 5. Can I win it, and one fresh angle that shows the before and after clearly. Rank them best to worst for a beginner. Flag anything that is already all over Amazon or Walmart.

You are my character research assistant for AI organic dropshipping. I have a winning product and I need the best character to run it as, because the character attracts the audience. A young good looking guy pulls older women. A hard working young woman pulls older men. Match the character to whoever buys the product, and to a look nobody else running this product has used yet, so the algorithm sees it as fresh. Product: [DESCRIBE YOUR PRODUCT] Accounts already running it: [PASTE LINKS] Concepts that are working: [PASTE LINKS OR DESCRIBE] Give me: 1. The ideal buyer for this product (age, gender, vibe). 2. The best character to attract that buyer, and why, including a look no current competitor is using. 3. Whether I should keep one consistent character (handmade / personal brand) or rotate characters (wow factor / problem solving). 4. 3 to 5 concepts worth running, and which are copies of what works vs a fresh angle. Then wait. Do not generate any image yet. Show me the character description first and let me pick before you make anything.

Break down this winning video so I can recreate it: [PASTE LINK OR ATTACH THE VIDEO] Tell me: 1. The hook: the exact first frame and the text on screen, and why it stops the scroll. 2. The structure beat by beat: every clip in order (hook, build, end result, or hook, buildup, reveal), and what is happening in each. 3. Why it actually went viral: what keeps people rewatching. 4. What I should copy exactly, and the one thing I should change to make it mine (character, variant, or angle). Keep it concrete. I am going to rebuild this frame by frame.

I am recreating this winning video with my own character and product. Here is the breakdown and my assets: [PASTE BREAKDOWN + CHARACTER IMAGE + PRODUCT PHOTO] Walk me through it one clip at a time: hook first, then each build clip, then the end result. For each clip: 1. Write me the Nano Banana Pro image prompt to recreate that frame with MY character and MY product, 2k quality. 2. Then write the Seedance or Kling motion prompt for how that image should animate. One rule, every time: show me all the prompts first and wait for me to confirm before you generate anything. I want to scan them and fix them before a single image or video is made. Never generate blind.

I need account setup for my product. It is a [handmade personal brand / wow factor / problem solving] product about [DESCRIBE]. Give me: 1. 5 username ideas that fit the product and are easy to spell (a personal brand name if it is handmade, a product brand name otherwise). 2. A simple bio for TikTok, and a bio for Instagram and Facebook (for IG and FB it should just say get yours here with the link). 3. A GPT Image 2 prompt for a clean simple logo that matches the product. Keep it simple. Nothing fancy, nothing that looks like a big corporate brand.

I am building my Shopify store for [PRODUCT], using the ANOMALY store template. Here is a competitor or a store I like: [PASTE FULL-PAGE SCREENSHOT + THEIR LINK] Here is my product info: [PRICE, WHAT IT IS, PERSONAL BRAND OR NOT] Here is the ANOMALY template: [PASTE TEMPLATE] Take their page apart, then fill the ANOMALY template with my product. Give me a clean copy and paste for every section: headline, subheadline, benefit bullets, description, FAQ, and the buy-box copy. Make it high converting but simple. Do not invent claims about my product I did not give you.