Workshop Prompts · Tonight

Create a one-page launch graphic for Brightbrew Monthly, a specialty coffee subscription that delivers a freshly roasted bag of beans to your door every month for $24. Audience is home coffee drinkers who want cafe-quality coffee without the daily trip. The feeling: never run out of great coffee, and discover a new roast every month. Include a headline, a one-line value proposition, three short benefits, and a clear "Start your subscription" call to action. Keep it clean and warm, lots of white space, cream and deep brown palette. Use the uploaded coffee-bag image.

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Build a single-page, responsive landing site for Brightbrew Monthly, a $24 per month specialty coffee subscription. Structure: a hero with the headline "Great coffee, every single month" and a "Start your subscription" button; a three-benefit section (freshly roasted, free delivery, a new roast every month); a short "who it is for" section; and a sign-up call to action at the bottom. Warm cream and brown palette, clean, lots of white space. Use the coffee-bag image in the hero. Run it so I can see the preview.

Change the button colour to a deep espresso brown.

Add a small FAQ section with three questions above the footer.

Make the "Start your subscription" button link to https://example.com/subscribe.

On the current landing page, remove the primary call-to-action button from the hero (or replace its label with "Click here" and remove the link). Leave everything else. I want a ship defect for Launch QA to catch.

I have a messy CSV of contacts called messy_contacts.csv with inconsistent capitalisation, duplicate people, extra spaces, and inconsistent phone formats. Clean it: standardise names to Title Case, lowercase the emails, format every phone number as (XXX) XXX-XXXX, remove duplicate people, and drop empty rows. Give me the cleaned file back.

I uploaded brightbrew-brief.md and brightbrew-one-pager-notes.md for Brightbrew Monthly. Using those files as the source of truth, put together a launch kit as separate deliverables: (1) a landing-page copy doc with three headline options and body copy, (2) five social posts in different angles (a benefit post, a story post, a founder note, a social-proof post, and an urgency post), and (3) a launch announcement email. First research two or three comparable coffee subscriptions so the positioning is sharp, then write everything. Give me each as its own file.

Here is launch_channel_performance.csv with our first month of paid acquisition by channel: spend, clicks, signups, and revenue. Analyse it: calculate cost per signup and return on ad spend for each channel, tell me which channels to scale and which to cut for next month, and give me a simple chart of signups by channel. Put the recommendation in three bullets at the top.

Every weekday at 8am, give me a one-screen brief: today's calendar, anything urgent in my inbox, and the top three things I said I would do yesterday that are still open.

Here is the launch one-pager I designed for Brightbrew Monthly [paste or describe the headline, three benefits, and CTA]. Build it as a real, responsive landing page that matches this look, and run it.

Here is the Brightbrew landing page and offer I just built [paste the headline and key sections]. Now produce the launch kit around it: positioning research, five social posts, and a launch email, each as its own file.

Apply the suite to one real task from your week. Build, run, or design something real, and submit it.