Most sales time goes to the unglamorous middle — the setup, the second draft, the review. The right prompt quietly takes that part off your plate.
Anchor to one reader
Treat the first output as a draft, not a verdict. The prompt does the typing; you keep the judgment about what ships.
- Ask for three angles, then cut to the one worth shipping
- Lower the reading level, then check what broke
- Compare two outputs instead of trusting one
Reuse the recipe
Lock the parts that never change and leave one slot for the variable. Now every run shares a family resemblance instead of starting from scratch.
Treat the first output as a draft, not a verdict. The prompt does the typing; you keep the judgment about what ships.