Acts as a copywriting mentor and builds a 30-day course from scratch: each day has one key concept, an explanation and a hands-on exercise, moving from basics to advanced techniques such as headlines, emotional triggers and persuasion. Starts with Day 1.
/explain5 [topic or text to explain] Explain it the way you would to a five-year-old. Use everyday words, a single analogy from real life and no jargon at all. If a sentence would lose my grandma, simplify it again.
Context: I am a beginner in data analysis. Task: teach me, starting from the basic concepts and moving on to practical applications. Cover: - Excel - SQL - basic statistics Add examples from the real world, exercises to practice with and projects. Concentrate on the skills employers want most, and organize everything as a structured learning path.
Context: I am a total beginner in digital marketing. Task: 1. Split the core concepts into small, easy lessons. 2. Arrange them in a structured learning path that covers: - SEO - social media marketing - email marketing - content marketing 3. For each topic, add practical examples and steps I can act on.
Concept: [concept] Audience: [audience type] Task: explain this concept so that this audience finds it effortless to grasp. How to explain it: - break the complex idea into small, digestible parts, step by step - use plain language and analogies the audience can relate to - include practical, real-world examples showing the concept at work - reinforce understanding with a few thought-provoking questions or short recaps Suggested order: simple definition, analogy, step-by-step breakdown, examples, recap and questions.
Explain [concept] to [audience level, e.g. complete beginner, high-school student, expert in another field] so that it feels clear and intuitive. How to explain it: - Split the topic into short sections. - Use analogies, simple examples and a step-by-step progression. - Include practical applications that strengthen understanding.