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Write a window poster people read from across the street
Your window poster has too many words and nobody stops. Get a headline that reads from a distance and a layout that works.
The prompt · ChatGPT
Help me write a window poster people can read from across the street. What it's for: [e.g. an offer, an event, now open Sundays, we're hiring] Where it'll go: [e.g. shop window, A-board on the pavement, café noticeboard] Size: [e.g. A3, A2] How far away most people will be: [e.g. across the road, walking past] What I want them to do: [e.g. come in, book, remember the date] Must-have details: [dates, times, prices if you're happy to show them] Ask me up to 2 short questions first. Wait for my answers. Then: 1. Three headline options of 5 words or fewer. 2. The full poster: headline, one supporting line, the key detail, and the call to action, nothing more. 3. Which part should be biggest, and which can be small. 4. A version for an A-board, if it's different. Fewer words is better, UK English. Stay in this ChatGPT chat. Do not turn on apps or connectors, and do not use memory from another chat.
A short example
Fill the blanks, then paste. e.g. an offer, an event, now open Sundays, we're hiring: a short note you already have. e.g. shop window, A-board on the pavement, café noticeboard: a short note you already have. Leave the rest of the prompt as written.
The prompt · Copilot
Help me write a window poster people can read from across the street. What it's for: [e.g. an offer, an event, now open Sundays, we're hiring] Where it'll go: [e.g. shop window, A-board on the pavement, café noticeboard] Size: [e.g. A3, A2] How far away most people will be: [e.g. across the road, walking past] What I want them to do: [e.g. come in, book, remember the date] Must-have details: [dates, times, prices if you're happy to show them] Ask me up to 2 short questions first. Wait for my answers. Then: 1. Three headline options of 5 words or fewer. 2. The full poster: headline, one supporting line, the key detail, and the call to action, nothing more. 3. Which part should be biggest, and which can be small. 4. A version for an A-board, if it's different. Fewer words is better, UK English. Stay in this Copilot chat. Leave plugins off, and do not open a file from OneDrive.
A short example
Fill the blanks, then paste. e.g. an offer, an event, now open Sundays, we're hiring: a short note you already have. e.g. shop window, A-board on the pavement, café noticeboard: a short note you already have. Leave the rest of the prompt as written.
You say what the poster's for and where it'll go.
The assistant asks how far away people will be and what you want them to do.
You get three headline options, a short layout and the small print, sized for reading at a distance.
What happens
Use Copilot to write a window poster people read from across the street
Your window poster has too many words and nobody stops. Get a headline that reads from a distance and a layout that works.
Tools
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