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200 AI prompt templates, numbered so you can find one twice

Ten categories, twenty templates each, P-001 to P-200. It teaches nothing — it saves you writing the same prompt from scratch for the fourth time.

  • Open the index, find the number, paste the template — no blank box and no rewriting from memory.
  • Fill bracketed slots with your own detail, which is the only part that decides whether the output is usable.
  • Cite a prompt by number to a colleague, so a team can standardise on P-042 instead of "the good one".
  • Reach for the same template in six months and actually find it.
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Who this is for

Buy it if

  • You write the same kinds of request repeatedly and rebuild them from scratch every time.
  • You want breadth cheaply — ten areas of work, not one specialism.
  • You already prompt competently and need stock, not instruction.
  • You want something to hand a colleague that does not require them to read a book first.

Do not buy it if

  • You want to understand why a prompt works. This book explains almost nothing — the Prompt Engineering Masterclass is the one that does, and it carries 150 templates of its own.
  • You are happy hunting free prompts on social media. There are plenty, they cost nothing, and you will not find them twice.
  • You need one deep specialism. The business, creator and Google Ads books each carry a larger library aimed at a single job.
  • You want image prompts. All two hundred are text; the image book has its own 120.

After reading it

What you will be able to do

What is inside

Pages
175
Prompts
200
Contents10
  1. 01

    Writing & Content Creation P-001 – P-020

  2. 02

    Marketing & Copywriting P-021 – P-040

  3. 03

    Business & Strategy P-041 – P-060

  4. 04

    Email & Communication P-061 – P-080

  5. 05

    Coding & Technical P-081 – P-100

  6. 06

    Research & Analysis P-101 – P-120

  7. 07

    Data & Spreadsheets P-121 – P-140

  8. 08

    Learning & Study P-141 – P-160

  9. 09

    Career & Job Search P-161 – P-180

  10. 10

    Personal & Everyday Life P-181 – P-200

Straight from the book

Two prompts, printed exactly as they appear inside

P-001 · Blog Post Outline200 AI Prompt Templates
You are an experienced content strategist writing for [AUDIENCE].
Create a detailed outline for a blog post titled or about: [TOPIC].

Context:
- Primary keyword: [KEYWORD]
- Reader's problem: [PROBLEM THE READER HAS]
- What I want them to do after reading: [DESIRED ACTION]
- Target length: [WORD COUNT]

Give me:
1. Three headline options, each with a different angle
2. A one-paragraph hook that names the reader's problem in their own words
3. H2 and H3 structure with a one-line summary of what each section argues
4. The single strongest example, statistic or story to include in each section
5. A closing section with the call to action

Do not write the full post yet. Outline only.

The last line is the one that makes it work. Without it the model writes the whole post immediately and you lose the chance to redirect it.

P-005 · Line Edit Pass200 AI Prompt Templates
Act as a line editor for [PUBLICATION TYPE, e.g. a business blog].
Edit the draft below at sentence level. Do not restructure it.

Every template carries a suggested model in the corner. This one says Claude, and the reason is in the constraint: it has to edit without restructuring, which is the instruction models most often ignore.

Sample pages

Three unedited pages from the book.

175

pages in total

All of it written like the three pages beside this one.

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The prompt library

200 numbered prompts — P-001 to P-200

One continuous sequence, so the number tells you the category. Three of the two hundred, by name: P-001 Blog Post Outline,P-002 Full Article From Outline andP-005 Line Edit Pass — the first and last of those are printed in full above.

  • 01 Writing & Content CreationP-001 – P-020
  • 02 Marketing & CopywritingP-021 – P-040
  • 03 Business & StrategyP-041 – P-060
  • 04 Email & CommunicationP-061 – P-080
  • 05 Coding & TechnicalP-081 – P-100
  • 06 Research & AnalysisP-101 – P-120
  • 07 Data & SpreadsheetsP-121 – P-140
  • 08 Learning & StudyP-141 – P-160
  • 09 Career & Job SearchP-161 – P-180
  • 10 Personal & Everyday LifeP-181 – P-200

Format and delivery

Format
PDF
Pages
175
File size
2.4 MB
Text
Searchable and selectable, not scanned images
Reads on
Phone, tablet, laptop, e-reader — anything that opens a PDF
Printing
Unrestricted
DRM
None. The file is not locked to a device or an account
Delivery
Download link immediately after payment
Access
Permanent — the file is yours once downloaded
Edition
2026, version 1.0
Structure
10 categories of 20, numbered P-001 to P-200, plus a full index and an upgrade checklist
Also sold as
A checkout add-on alongside the AI Starter Pack — the same file either way

Why $7

Seven dollars is the price of the index, not the ideas. Any one of these two hundred could be reconstructed by someone who prompts well and has twenty minutes; the point is that you have neither the twenty minutes nor a way to find it again afterwards. Set against the other books here it is the odd one out — it teaches nothing and makes no attempt to. It is the cheapest thing in the catalogue and the one most likely to be open on a second monitor.

One payment, no subscription, and the file is yours to keep. The full delivery spec is above, and the refund policy says exactly when the money comes back.

Refunds

Refunds are handled by Payhip, where the payment is taken. Digital downloads are delivered instantly and cannot be returned, so completing checkout waives the statutory 14-day right of withdrawal. Refunds are still given for a file that will not open, a duplicate charge, the wrong product, or a product that materially differs from its description here — within 14 days, by email.

This wording matches the full refund policy exactly. If the two ever disagree, the policy page is the one that governs — and the difference is what causes chargebacks, so they are kept identical.

Before you buy

Questions about this book

Why pay for prompts when thousands are free online?
You are not paying for scarcity, you are paying for an index. Free prompts exist in unlimited supply and are essentially unfindable a second time — they live in screenshots, threads and videos, unnumbered and unsorted. This is two hundred of them in ten categories with stable IDs, so P-042 means the same thing next March as it does today, and you can tell a colleague to use it. At seven dollars that is the entire proposition, and if being able to find one again is not a problem you have, do not buy it.
Does this teach me anything about prompting?
Barely, and it does not pretend to. There are a few pages up front on the five parts of a template and five habits that improve output, and then it is two hundred prompts. If you want the reasoning — why a constraint changes an answer, when to use examples, how to chain steps — that is the Prompt Engineering Masterclass, which is a different book at a different price.
Which model are these written for?
All three. Each template carries a suggested model in the corner — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or "any with web search" where the prompt needs live information — but every one works in all three. The suggestion is about which tends to be strongest, not about compatibility.
How are the two hundred organised?
Ten categories of twenty, numbered P-001 to P-200 in one continuous sequence, so the ID tells you the category. There is a full index of all two hundred at the back, plus a prompt upgrade checklist. The category list is on this page above.
Is this the same content as the prompt libraries in your other books?
No. The libraries inside the other titles are built for one job — B-001 to B-120 is business operations, G-001 to G-120 is paid search, and so on. This one is general-purpose across ten areas of work, which is why it is the cheapest book here and the broadest.
I saw this offered with the Starter Pack at checkout. Is it the same file?
Yes, identical. It is offered alongside the AI Starter Pack at checkout because the two fit together — the Starter Pack teaches you to use the tools, this gives you two hundred things to do with them. Buying it either way gets you the same 175-page PDF.
Can I use these commercially, or share them with my team?
The templates themselves are yours to use, adapt and reuse in your own work, commercially or otherwise — the book says so in its licence. What is not permitted is redistributing or reselling the book or its contents as your own product. A colleague needs their own copy; the output you make with it does not.
Seven dollars for 175 pages. What is the catch?
It is a reference, so most of the pages are prompts rather than prose, and reference products are cheap to keep and expensive to write. There is no upsell inside it and no expiring access. The honest downside is the one stated above: it will not make you better at prompting, only faster at using prompts someone else already thought through.

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Ten categories, twenty templates each, P-001 to P-200. It teaches nothing — it saves you writing the same prompt from scratch for the fourth time.

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