Here's the continuation of the job application cover letter prompt and the rest of the restructured prompts: 72. Job Application Cover Letter (continued) Step 4 → Company-Specific Alignment (continued) Forward-looking statements about contributing to company goals Step 5 → Professional Closing & Follow-Up Create a strong conclusion and next steps: Confident closing statement reinforcing your fit for the role Clear call-to-action regarding next steps in the process Availability for interviews or further discussions Gratitude for their consideration and time Professional sign-off and contact information Reference to attached resume or portfolio Optional follow-up timeline or approach Pro Tip: Before finalizing your cover letter, identify one unexpected connection between your background and the company that other candidates are unlikely to mention. This might be an obscure shared value, an unusual skill that relates to their business model, or a unique perspective on their industry. This "relevance surprise" helps hiring managers remember you among dozens of applicants and demonstrates thoughtful interest beyond standard applications. 73. Resume Creator [TARGET_POSITION] = Job title you're applying for [INDUSTRY] = Field or sector [EXPERIENCE_LEVEL] = Years of experience or career stage [KEY_SKILLS] = Your most relevant capabilities [ACHIEVEMENTS] = Notable accomplishments to highlight Step 1 → ATS Optimization & Structure Planning Develop the strategic framework: ATS-friendly format and structure recommendations Industry-specific keyword identification for [INDUSTRY] and [TARGET_POSITION] Content prioritization based on relevance to target role Optimal resume length determination based on [EXPERIENCE_LEVEL] Section organization and hierarchy for maximum impact File format recommendations for different submission systems Consistent formatting strategy throughout the document Step 2 → Professional Summary & Header Creation Craft impactful opening elements: Attention-grabbing professional summary (3-5 sentences) Strategic integration of keywords from [TARGET_POSITION] descriptions Unique value proposition development specific to [INDUSTRY] Header information optimization with contact details Professional title alignment with [TARGET_POSITION] LinkedIn or portfolio linking strategy if applicable Summary tailoring approach for different applications Step 3 → Experience Section Transformation Convert job history into achievement-focused content: Achievement-based bullet points with specific metrics and outcomes Strategic selection of most relevant experiences for [TARGET_POSITION] Powerful action verb selection for maximum impact Quantification strategy for adding numbers to accomplishments Technical terminology integration appropriate to [INDUSTRY] Chronological inconsistency handling if applicable Experience tailoring strategy for different applications Step 4 → Skills & Education Optimization Develop supporting qualification sections: Skills categorization and presentation strategy Technical vs. soft skills balancing based on [TARGET_POSITION] Education presentation appropriate to [EXPERIENCE_LEVEL] Certification and professional development highlighting Relevant projects or portfolio work integration Additional sections recommendations (publications, languages, etc.) Strategic keyword placement throughout all sections Step 5 → Refinement & Application Preparation Provide finalization and customization guidance: Design and visual presentation recommendations Proofing checklist for common resume errors A/B testing strategy for multiple resume versions Job description analysis methodology for customization Cover letter alignment recommendations Follow-up document strategy (portfolio, references, etc.) Tracking system for application management Pro Tip: Create a "master achievement document" separate from your resume that contains all your professional accomplishments with detailed context, metrics, and outcomes. Before each application, select and tailor the most relevant 2-3 achievements per role from this document. This approach ensures you never forget important accomplishments and makes customization much faster. 74. Architectural Visualization [BUILDING_TYPE] = Type of structure or space [ARCHITECTURAL_STYLE] = Design tradition or movement [MATERIALS] = Primary construction materials [SETTING] = Environment or location [TIME_OF_DAY] = Lighting conditions Step 1 → Building & Design Specification Define the architectural subject: Structure type: [BUILDING_TYPE] with [SCALE_DESCRIPTOR] proportions Architectural style: [ARCHITECTURAL_STYLE] with [STYLE_CHARACTERISTICS] Design period: [HISTORICAL_PERIOD] or [CONTEMPORARY_APPROACH] Key architectural features: [DISTINCTIVE_ELEMENTS] that define the structure Spatial organization: [LAYOUT_DESCRIPTION] with [SPATIAL_RELATIONSHIPS] Structural system: [CONSTRUCTION_METHOD] with [STRUCTURAL_ELEMENTS] Design philosophy: Embodying [DESIGN_PRINCIPLES] in its form Step 2 → Materials & Textures Definition Establish the physical qualities: Primary materials: Constructed with [MATERIALS] showing [MATERIAL_QUALITIES] Secondary elements: Accented by [SECONDARY_MATERIALS] that [CONTRAST_OR_COMPLEMENT] Surface textures: [TEXTURE_DESCRIPTIONS] creating [TACTILE_QUALITY] Weathering/patina: [AGING_EFFECTS] that [AGING_IMPACT] Material interactions: [MATERIAL_RELATIONSHIP] between different elements Technical details: Featuring [CONSTRUCTION_DETAILS] that express craftsmanship Color palette: [COLOR_SCHEME] palette emphasizing [COLOR_STRATEGY] Step 3 → Environmental Context Creation Develop the surrounding setting: Location setting: Situated in [SETTING] with [SETTING_CHARACTERISTICS] Landscape elements: Surrounded by [LANDSCAPE_FEATURES] that [LANDSCAPE_RELATIONSHIP] Urban context: [URBAN_RELATIONSHIP] with surrounding structures Topography: Built on [TOPOGRAPHICAL_FEATURES] that [SITE_INTERACTION] Climate indicators: Designed for [CLIMATE_TYPE] with appropriate adaptations Site integration: [INTEGRATION_APPROACH] with the natural environment Circulation/approach: Accessed via [APPROACH_DESCRIPTION] that [ARRIVAL_EXPERIENCE] Step 4 → Lighting & Atmosphere Development Create the visual mood: Time and lighting: Captured during [TIME_OF_DAY] with [LIGHTING_QUALITY] Weather conditions: [WEATHER_TYPE] creating [ATMOSPHERIC_EFFECT] Light interaction: [LIGHT_BEHAVIOR] with architectural surfaces Shadow patterns: [SHADOW_DESCRIPTION] adding [SHADOW_EFFECT] Atmospheric elements: [ATMOSPHERIC_ELEMENTS] enhancing the scene Seasonal context: [SEASON] influences visible in [SEASONAL_ELEMENTS] Mood establishment: Overall [MOOD] atmosphere through [MOOD_TECHNIQUES] Step 5 → Visualization & Technical Parameters Define the presentation approach: Visualization style: Rendered in [VISUALIZATION_STYLE] with [STYLE_CHARACTERISTICS] Perspective type: Viewed from [PERSPECTIVE_APPROACH] emphasizing [EMPHASIS_ELEMENTS] Composition: [COMPOSITION_STRATEGY] that [COMPOSITION_EFFECT] Technical quality: [RENDERING_QUALITY] with attention to [DETAIL_FOCUS] Post-processing: [PROCESSING_STYLE] treatment enhancing [ENHANCEMENT_ELEMENTS] Camera settings: Captured with [LENS_PARAMETERS] for [LENS_EFFECT] Presentation context: Created for [PURPOSE] with appropriate characteristics Pro Tip: For the most compelling architectural visualizations, incorporate the concept of "activated threshold spaces" - areas where inside and outside, or different functional zones, meet and interact. These transition areas (like entrance areas, covered terraces, or atrium spaces) create visual interest through the interplay of light, materials, and spatial qualities. Specifically directing the AI to focus on these threshold moments often results in more dynamic and realistic architectural imagery. 75. Educational Content Creator [SUBJECT] = Academic discipline or course [TOPIC] = Specific area within the subject [EDUCATIONAL_LEVEL] = Grade, year, or degree level [LEARNING_GOAL] = What you need to accomplish [FORMAT] = How the information should be presented Step 1 → Learning Objective & Knowledge Assessment Establish the educational framework: Clear identification of [SUBJECT] and specific [TOPIC] Learning objectives aligned with [EDUCATIONAL_LEVEL] standards Prior knowledge assumptions and prerequisite concepts Complexity calibration appropriate for [EDUCATIONAL_LEVEL] Knowledge gaps identification and addressing strategy Misconception prevention approach for commonly misunderstood aspects Scope definition with appropriate boundaries Step 2 → Content Structure & Organization Develop the educational scaffolding: Logical sequencing of concepts from foundational to advanced Hierarchical organization of main concepts and supporting details Format planning based on [FORMAT] requirements Memory-optimized chunking of information into manageable sections Cognitive load management through progressive complexity Visual organization recommendations (diagrams, tables, etc.) Navigation aids for complex material (headings, summaries, etc.) Step 3 → Core Content Development Create the educational substance: Comprehensive explanation of key concepts with appropriate detail Evidence, examples, and illustrations that reinforce understanding Multiple perspectives or approaches when relevant Connections to existing knowledge and real-world applications Contextual information that enhances meaning Technical terminology with clear definitions Nuanced exploration of complex or controversial aspects Step 4 → Learning Enhancement Elements Incorporate pedagogical accelerators: Engagement questions that promote critical thinking Practice problems or application exercises with solutions Mnemonic devices for key information retention Analogies and metaphors that clarify difficult concepts Visual representation suggestions for complex ideas Connection points to other related topics or subjects Summary frameworks that consolidate understanding Step 5 → Implementation & Study Strategy Provide practical application guidance: Effective study techniques specific to [SUBJECT] and [TOPIC] Testing and self-assessment methods to verify understanding Recommended resources for further exploration Common assessment question types with approach strategies Time management suggestions for [LEARNING_GOAL] Note-taking and information organization recommendations Long-term retention strategies for key concepts Pro Tip: Implement the "teach-back" method when studying complex material - after reviewing the generated content, close it and attempt to explain the concepts in your own words as if teaching someone else. This active recall process identifies gaps in understanding immediately and creates stronger neural pathways for retention than passive re-reading. For maximum effectiveness, record your teach-back explanation and compare it to the original content. 76. Character Design Creator [CHARACTER_TYPE] = General character category [PHYSICAL_TRAITS] = Distinctive appearance elements [PERSONALITY] = Character's emotional attributes [CLOTHING_STYLE] = Attire and accessories [SETTING] = Environment or backdrop Step 1 → Character Identity & Physique Definition Establish the character's fundamental attributes: Basic identity: [CHARACTER_TYPE] with [DEFINING_CHARACTERISTIC] Species/race: [SPECIES] with [DISTINCTIVE_FEATURES] Age and development: Appearing [AGE_RANGE] with [AGE_INDICATORS] Physical build: [BODY_TYPE] with [PHYSIQUE_DETAILS] Facial features: [FACE_SHAPE] with [FACIAL_CHARACTERISTICS] Distinctive marks: [UNIQUE_PHYSICAL_TRAITS] that [TRAIT_SIGNIFICANCE] Genetic or magical attributes: Possessing [SPECIAL_ATTRIBUTES] that [ATTRIBUTE_EFFECTS] Step 2 → Expression & Personality Visualization Develop the character's emotional presentation: Facial expression: [EXPRESSION] that conveys [EMOTIONAL_STATE] Eye characteristics: [EYE_DESCRIPTION] with [GAZE_QUALITY] Body language: [POSTURE] stance with [GESTURE] that reveals [PERSONALITY] Dynamic elements: [MOVEMENT_QUALITY] suggesting [CHARACTER_ENERGY] Emotional aura: Projecting [EMOTIONAL_ATMOSPHERE] that [EMOTIONAL_EFFECT] Personality indicators: Visual cues suggesting [PERSONALITY_TRAITS] Character essence: Overall presence conveying [CHARACTER_IMPRESSION] Step 3 → Attire & Accessory Design Create the character's visual styling: Clothing style: Dressed in [CLOTHING_STYLE] that [STYLE_PURPOSE] Main garment: [PRIMARY_GARMENT] made from [MATERIAL] in [COLOR] Secondary pieces: Complemented by [SECONDARY_GARMENTS] Accessories: Adorned with [ACCESSORIES] that [ACCESSORY_SIGNIFICANCE] Functional items: Equipped with [EQUIPMENT] for [EQUIPMENT_PURPOSE] Cultural signifiers: Displaying [CULTURAL_MARKERS] indicating [BACKGROUND] Symbolic elements: Featuring [SYMBOLIC_ITEMS] representing [SYMBOLISM] Step 4 → Environmental & Contextual Elements Establish the character's setting and context: Environment: Positioned in [SETTING] that [ENVIRONMENT_RELATIONSHIP] Lighting: Illuminated by [LIGHT_SOURCE] creating [LIGHTING_EFFECT] Atmospheric elements: Surrounded by [ATMOSPHERIC_EFFECTS] Time period: Set in [TIME_PERIOD] with appropriate historical elements Cultural context: Within [CULTURAL_SETTING] showing [CULTURAL_INFLUENCE] Narrative moment: Captured during [ACTION/SITUATION] that reveals character Relationship indicators: [RELATIONSHIP_ELEMENTS] suggesting connections to others Step 5 → Artistic Style & Technical Direction Define the visual execution: Art style: Rendered in [ART_STYLE] with [STYLE_CHARACTERISTICS] Technical approach: Created using [RENDERING_TECHNIQUE] Color scheme: [COLOR_PALETTE] emphasizing [COLOR_PSYCHOLOGY] Detail focus: Highest detail in [DETAIL_EMPHASIS_AREAS] Composition: [COMPOSITION_APPROACH] that [COMPOSITION_EFFECT] Perspective: Viewed from [PERSPECTIVE] angle emphasizing [EMPHASIS_ELEMENT] Visual influences: Inspired by [ARTIST/STYLE_INFLUENCES] Pro Tip: The most memorable character designs feature a "visual contradiction" - an element that creates tension with the character's overall aesthetic. Examples include a warrior with a delicate keepsake, a villain with a gentle physical characteristic, or a futuristic character with an antique accessory. This contradiction creates visual interest while suggesting a deeper character story, making AI-generated characters feel more layered and intentional. 77. Marketing Campaign Creator [PRODUCT_SERVICE] = What you're marketing [TARGET_AUDIENCE] = Primary customer segment [MARKETING_GOAL] = Desired outcome (awareness, leads, sales) [UNIQUE_SELLING_POINTS] = Key differentiators [MARKETING_CHANNELS] = Where content will appear Step 1 → Target Audience & Positioning Analysis Develop foundational marketing understanding: Detailed [TARGET_AUDIENCE] profile with demographics and psychographics Customer pain points and desire mapping Competitor positioning analysis [UNIQUE_SELLING_POINTS] articulation and prioritization Value proposition development specific to audience segments Brand voice and personality definition Market positioning strategy Step 2 → Marketing Strategy Framework Create the strategic marketing approach: Campaign objectives aligned with [MARKETING_GOAL] Key performance indicators and measurement methodology Channel strategy optimized for [MARKETING_CHANNELS] Budget allocation recommendations across channels Campaign timeline and major milestone planning Message hierarchy and key theme development Testing and optimization framework Step 3 → Content & Creative Development Generate compelling marketing materials: Headlines and hooks optimized for each channel Core message development with consistent themes Visual direction recommendations Content pillars supporting campaign objectives Channel-specific format adaptations Call-to-action development and optimization Content calendar with publication schedule Step 4 → Channel Execution Planning Develop channel-specific implementation plans: Social media strategy with platform-specific approaches Email marketing sequence and automation planning Paid advertising recommendations with targeting parameters Content marketing approach with SEO considerations Public relations opportunities and pitch angles Partnership and collaboration possibilities Offline marketing integration if applicable Step 5 → Conversion & Optimization Framework Create systems for maximizing marketing effectiveness: Conversion path mapping from awareness to purchase Landing page structure and content recommendations A/B testing strategy for key marketing elements Objection handling and barrier removal approach Customer journey optimization suggestions Analytics setup and reporting structure Iteration methodology for continuous improvement Pro Tip: Implement the "reverse message test" for all marketing materials: after creating your campaign elements, analyze them by asking "if my brand name were removed, would this be recognizably mine?" If the answer is no, revisit your content to incorporate more distinctive brand elements, unique perspectives, or proprietary frameworks. This test helps prevent creating generic marketing that fails to differentiate your brand in the marketplace. 78. Interior Design Visualizer [ROOM_TYPE] = Type of interior space [DESIGN_STYLE] = Aesthetic approach or tradition [COLOR_SCHEME] = Primary color palette [MATERIALS] = Key materials and finishes [LIGHTING] = Natural or artificial light quality Step 1 → Space Definition & Architecture Establish the fundamental room elements: Room type: [ROOM_TYPE] with [SPATIAL_QUALITIES] Architectural features: [ARCHITECTURAL_ELEMENTS] defining the space Scale and proportions: [ROOM_DIMENSIONS] with [CEILING_HEIGHT] Layout configuration: [LAYOUT_APPROACH] creating [FLOW_CHARACTERISTICS] Structural elements: [STRUCTURAL_FEATURES] that [STRUCTURAL_IMPACT] Period details: [PERIOD_ELEMENTS] consistent with [DESIGN_STYLE] Spatial relationships: [ADJACENCY_DETAILS] with connected spaces Step 2 → Materials, Finishes & Furnishings Define the tangible design elements: Primary surfaces: [MATERIALS] on [SURFACE_LOCATIONS] Color application: [COLOR_SCHEME] implemented through [COLOR_DISTRIBUTION] Furniture pieces: [FURNITURE_SELECTIONS] arranged in [FURNITURE_LAYOUT] Textile elements: [TEXTILE_DESCRIPTIONS] with [TEXTILE_QUALITIES] Material combinations: [MATERIAL_RELATIONSHIPS] creating [TEXTURE_HARMONY] Decorative accents: [DECORATIVE_ELEMENTS] that [ACCENT_PURPOSE] Functional items: [FUNCTIONAL_OBJECTS] integrated into the design Step 3 → Lighting & Atmosphere Development Create the visual mood and ambiance: Natural light: [NATURAL_LIGHT] entering through [WINDOW_DETAILS] Artificial lighting: [LIGHTING_FIXTURES] providing [LIGHTING] Light interaction: [LIGHT_BEHAVIOR] with surfaces and materials Shadow qualities: [SHADOW_CHARACTERISTICS] adding [SHADOW_EFFECT] Time of day: [TIME_OF_DAY] creating [TIME_SPECIFIC_QUALITIES] Weather influence: [WEATHER_CONDITION] visible through openings Atmospheric elements: [ATMOSPHERIC_DETAILS] enhancing the mood Step 4 → Style & Design Approach Establish the aesthetic direction: Design style: [DESIGN_STYLE] with [STYLE_CHARACTERISTICS] Stylistic period: [PERIOD] influences visible in [PERIOD_DETAILS] Design philosophy: [DESIGN_APPROACH] emphasizing [DESIGN_PRIORITIES] Cultural influences: [CULTURAL_ELEMENTS] incorporated into the design Contemporary vs. traditional balance: [STYLISTIC_BALANCE] Minimalism vs. maximalism: [DECORATIVE_APPROACH] Intended emotional response: Design eliciting [EMOTIONAL_QUALITY] Step 5 → Visualization & Technical Parameters Define the rendering approach: Visualization style: Photorealistic interior visualization Perspective: Viewed from [VIEWPOINT] with [CAMERA_HEIGHT] Composition: [COMPOSITION_APPROACH] highlighting [FOCAL_POINTS] Depth of field: [DEPTH_OF_FIELD] focusing on [FOCUS_AREA] Rendering quality: Ultra-detailed with attention to [DETAIL_EMPHASIS] Post-processing: [PROCESSING_STYLE] enhancing [ENHANCED_QUALITIES] Technical specifications: 8K resolution with photorealistic materials Pro Tip: When creating interior design visualizations, incorporate the concept of "lived-in layering" - subtle elements that suggest human habitation and the passage of time. This might include a slightly rumpled throw blanket, books that appear to have been read, or objects with natural asymmetry. These thoughtful details overcome the sterile perfection that often makes AI interiors feel artificial, creating instead a space that feels both aspirational and authentically inhabitable. 79. Professional Email Writer [EMAIL_PURPOSE] = Communication objective [RECIPIENT_TYPE] = Who you're writing to [RELATIONSHIP_CONTEXT] = Your connection to recipient [KEY_POINTS] = Main information to convey [DESIRED_OUTCOME] = What you want to happen next Step 1 → Recipient & Purpose Analysis Develop communication strategy based on context: [RECIPIENT_TYPE] characteristics and communication preferences [RELATIONSHIP_CONTEXT] considerations for tone and approach [EMAIL_PURPOSE] clarity and focus Recipient motivation and interest assessment Potential objections or concerns anticipation Timing and context considerations Communication history evaluation if applicable Step 2 → Subject Line & Opening Creation Craft attention-getting initial elements: Subject line options (3-5 variations) optimized for open rates Preview text recommendation that enhances subject line Personalized greeting appropriate to [RELATIONSHIP_CONTEXT] Attention-grabbing opening sentence that establishes relevance Purpose statement that clearly conveys [EMAIL_PURPOSE] Rapport-building element if appropriate Bridge to main content Step 3 → Main Content Development Craft the core message with clarity and persuasion: Clear presentation of [KEY_POINTS] in logical sequence Supporting evidence, examples, or details for key points Benefit framing focused on recipient interests Concise and scannable formatting for easy consumption Appropriate depth based on relationship and complexity Objection addressing for anticipated concerns Authenticity elements that build trust and credibility Step 4 → Call-to-Action & Next Steps Create clear path to [DESIRED_OUTCOME]: Explicit, action-oriented request or next step Timeline or deadline if applicable Process clarity for what happens after response Reduced friction for taking requested action Alternative options if primary request isn't possible Benefit reinforcement for taking action Response expectations setting Step 5 → Closing & Technical Refinement Finalize with professional elements: Appropriate closing phrase for [RELATIONSHIP_CONTEXT] Complete signature with relevant contact information Length optimization for email type and purpose Tone consistency check throughout message Mobile-friendly formatting recommendations Follow-up strategy if no response is received Attachment handling and reference if applicable Pro Tip: Implement the "one purpose per email" rule for maximum effectiveness. Emails attempting to accomplish multiple objectives typically achieve none of them well. When you need to address several topics, either separate them into individual emails or create a clear hierarchy with one primary purpose supported by secondary elements. This focused approach significantly improves response rates and action completion. 80. Recipe Creator [DISH_TYPE] = Category of recipe (main course, dessert, etc.) [CUISINE] = Cultural or regional cooking tradition [DIETARY_PREFERENCES] = Special requirements or restrictions [FLAVOR_PROFILE] = Dominant taste characteristics [SKILL_LEVEL] = Cooking expertise required Step 1 → Recipe Concept & Profile Development Establish the culinary foundation: Dish description: [DISH_TYPE] inspired by [CUISINE] traditions Flavor direction: [FLAVOR_PROFILE] with [FLAVOR_ACCENTS] Dietary alignment: Suitable for [DIETARY_PREFERENCES] Technical complexity: Appropriate for [SKILL_LEVEL] cooks Serving information: Yields [PORTION_SIZE] for [SERVING_COUNT] people Time requirements: Preparation time, cooking time, total time Occasion suitability: Ideal for [MEAL_CONTEXT] or [OCCASION] Step 2 → Ingredients & Measurement Standardization Create the precise ingredient list: Core ingredients with exact measurements in both volume and weight Ingredient quality specifications (e.g., "extra virgin olive oil") Appropriate substitution options for hard-to-find items Ingredient preparation notes (e.g., "carrots, peeled and diced") Pantry staples versus specialty ingredients Systematic organization by usage order or ingredient type Yield information for prepared components Step 3 → Technique & Instruction Development Craft clear, sequential cooking directions: Mise en place and preparation guidance Step-by-step instructions in logical cooking order Specific cooking techniques with detailed explanations Timing indicators and doneness cues Temperature specifications (oven, internal, etc.) Equipment and tool requirements Critical technique warnings and success factors Step 4 → Variation & Customization Options Provide adaptability guidance: Seasonal ingredient substitutions Heat level adjustments Simplified versions for quicker preparation Elevated versions for special occasions Dietary adaptation options (gluten-free, vegan, etc.) Scaling instructions for larger or smaller yields Cultural or regional variations Step 5 → Presentation & Serving Guidance Complete the recipe with finishing elements: Plating and presentation recommendations Garnish suggestions with visual impact Serving vessel and temperature guidance Accompaniment and pairing suggestions Storage and reheating instructions Make-ahead component options Recipe origin or inspiration notes Pro Tip: For recipes that truly impress, include at least one "chef's secret" technique - a professional method that elevates the final result beyond typical home cooking. This might be a specific ingredient treatment (like brining proteins), a temperature manipulation (like resting meat), or a flavor-building step (like toasting spices). These small professional touches dramatically improve results while giving cooks valuable techniques they can apply to other recipes.