Business Prompt Generator

What is a Business Prompt?

Business prompts are AI instructions designed to help with strategic planning, market analysis, competitive research, financial modeling, and operational efficiency. Using well-structured business prompts with AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude can save hours of research and analysis while providing fresh perspectives on complex business challenges.

How to use the Business Prompt Generator

1. Describe your goal. Type what you want the AI to produce, in plain language.
2. Pick format, tone and Token Saver. Choose the output format and tone, and optionally a Token Saver level (Lite, Caveman or Ultra) so the AI answers in fewer tokens.
3. Generate and copy. Verbito builds a structured, scored prompt. Copy it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any other AI model.

Best practices

• Define your business objective clearly before writing the prompt.
• Include relevant market context, industry trends, and competitive landscape.
• Specify the business framework you want used (SWOT, Porter's Five Forces, etc.).
• Set constraints around budget, timeline, and resource availability.
• Request actionable recommendations with implementation steps.
• Ask for data-backed insights and cite sources where possible.
• Use follow-up prompts to drill deeper into specific recommendations.

Tips

• Assign a business consultant or analyst role for more professional output.
• Include your company size, industry, and target market for tailored advice.
• Ask for both short-term wins and long-term strategic recommendations.
• Request risk assessment alongside opportunities.
• Specify if you need the output in a specific format (slide deck outline, memo, etc.).
• Use iterative prompting to refine and expand on initial recommendations.

Examples

Market Entry Strategy

Create a market entry strategy for launching a sustainable skincare brand in Southeast Asia. Include target demographics, pricing strategy, distribution channels, and a 12-month launch timeline. Consider regulatory requirements and local competition.

Competitive Analysis

Perform a competitive analysis of the top 5 project management SaaS tools. Compare features, pricing, target audiences, strengths, and weaknesses. Present findings in a structured table with strategic recommendations.

Business Plan Outline

Create a comprehensive business plan outline for a B2B AI-powered customer support platform. Include executive summary, market opportunity, product description, go-to-market strategy, financial projections, and team structure.

Operational Efficiency Audit

Analyze our e-commerce fulfillment process and identify 5 areas where AI automation could reduce costs and improve delivery times. Include estimated savings, implementation complexity, and priority ranking.

Example generated prompts

SWOT Analysis — SaaS Startup

Goal: Conduct a SWOT analysis for a B2B project management SaaS entering a market dominated by Asana and Monday.com (prompt score 91/100)

You are a senior business strategy consultant with expertise in competitive analysis and SaaS go-to-market strategy.

Task: Conduct a rigorous SWOT analysis for a new B2B project management SaaS competing against Asana and Monday.com.

Company context: Early-stage, 2-person founding team, bootstrapped, targeting 10–50 person companies in creative agencies and marketing teams.

For each SWOT dimension, provide:
- 4–5 specific, evidence-based points (not generic)
- Competitive context for each point (how does it compare vs. Asana/Monday.com specifically)
- Strategic weight (High/Medium/Low impact)

Then synthesize into:
1. Top 2 strategic opportunities (SO strategies) — where strengths can exploit opportunities
2. Top 2 risk mitigation priorities (WT strategies) — most dangerous weakness-threat combinations
3. Recommended positioning statement (max 2 sentences): How should this company differentiate?
4. 90-day priority action plan (3 actions based on analysis)

Be specific. Avoid generic strategy-speak.

Business Plan Executive Summary

Goal: Write an executive summary for a meal kit delivery startup targeting health-conscious singles in urban markets, seeking $500K seed funding (prompt score 88/100)

You are an experienced venture-backed entrepreneur and business plan writer who has helped raise over $20M in seed funding.

Task: Write a compelling executive summary for a meal kit startup investor pitch.

Company profile: Meal kit delivery for health-conscious singles aged 25–40 in US urban markets. Single-serve portions, 15-minute prep time, macro-tracked meals. Pre-revenue, 3 founders, 6-month runway.

Executive summary sections (150–200 words each):
1. Problem: Quantify the problem — what pain do urban health-conscious singles have today? Use market data.
2. Solution: What is the product? What makes it defensible vs. HelloFresh, Factor, etc.?
3. Market size: TAM, SAM, SOM with specific methodology for each
4. Business model: Unit economics at scale — LTV, CAC targets, gross margin, subscription model
5. Traction: What have you proven? (Users, pilot data, waitlist, letters of intent)
6. Team: Why are these 3 founders the right team for this problem?
7. The ask: $500K use of funds (broken down %) + 18-month milestones this achieves

Tone: Confident, data-driven, founder-voice. No fluff. Investor-ready.

Go-to-Market Strategy (B2B)

Goal: Build a 6-month GTM plan for a B2B HR automation tool — define ICP, channels, pricing, and 90-day revenue milestones (prompt score 86/100)

You are a B2B SaaS go-to-market strategist with expertise in product-led and sales-led growth for HR technology companies.

Task: Create a 6-month GTM plan for a B2B HR automation tool targeting mid-market companies.

Product context: Automates employee onboarding workflows, integrates with HRIS systems, $299/mo starting price, no-code setup.

GTM plan deliverables:
1. Ideal Customer Profile (ICP): Company size, industry verticals, HR team size, tech stack signals, buying triggers
2. Buyer personas (2): Primary decision-maker + internal champion — goals, pain points, objections, watering holes
3. Channel strategy: Rank top 4 acquisition channels by expected CAC and time-to-first-customer
4. Pricing & packaging: Suggest 3-tier structure with rationale for each tier based on value metric
5. 90-day sprint plan: Month 1 (foundation), Month 2 (first 10 customers), Month 3 (repeatability)
6. Revenue milestones: MRR targets for months 1, 3, 6 with assumptions

Include 3 key risks and mitigation strategies.

Frequently asked questions

Can AI really help with business strategy?

AI excels at analyzing large amounts of information, generating creative ideas, and structuring strategic frameworks. While it shouldn't replace human judgment, it's a powerful tool for research, analysis, and brainstorming.

Is my business information secure?

We don't store your prompts or the information you provide. However, we recommend avoiding highly sensitive proprietary data when using any AI tool.

What AI model is best for business prompts?

Claude and GPT-4o are excellent for business analysis due to their strong reasoning capabilities. Our generator optimizes prompts for the best available models.