DeepSeek Prompt Library
Unlock the structured reasoning power of DeepSeek (V3 & R1) using carefully designed prompt frameworks.
For Marketers, Growth Teams & Creators
SEO Ranking Strategy
Pain Point: You write articles, but they don’t rank on Google.
Solution: This prompt acts like an SEO expert, forcing the AI to include “LSI Keywords” and “Search Intent” structure.
Solution: This prompt acts like an SEO expert, forcing the AI to include “LSI Keywords” and “Search Intent” structure.
“Create a detailed SEO-focused blog post outline for the target keyword: ‘[INSERT KEYWORD]’.
: ‘[INSERT KEYWORD]’.
1. Analyze the ‘Search Intent’ (Informational vs Commercial).
2. Suggest a catchy H1 Title and 4-5 H2 Subheadings.
3. List 10 Semantic/LSI keywords that must be included to rank high.
4. Write a Meta Description under 160 characters that entices clicks.”
Use Case: Email Open Rate Optimization
Pain Point: People are deleting your emails without reading them.
Solution: This generates subject lines based on proven psychological triggers like ‘Curiosity Gaps’ and ‘FOMO’.
Solution: This generates subject lines based on proven psychological triggers like ‘Curiosity Gaps’ and ‘FOMO’.
“Generate 10 high-conversion email subject lines for a newsletter focused on ‘[INSERT TOPIC]’.
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– Use these psychological angles: 3 Curiosity Gaps, 3 Fear of Missing Out (FOMO), 2 Contrarian/Shocking statements, and 2 Direct Benefit.
– Keep all subject lines under 50 characters for mobile optimization.”
Use Case: Paid Ad Engagement
Pain Point: Your Facebook/Instagram ads aren’t stopping the scroll.
Solution: Use this to generate “Hooks”—the first 3 seconds of text that grab attention immediately.
Solution: Use this to generate “Hooks”—the first 3 seconds of text that grab attention immediately.
“Write 5 distinct ‘scroll-stopping hooks’ for a Facebook ad promoting ‘[INSERT PRODUCT]’.
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1. The ‘Story’ Hook (start in the middle of action).
2. The ‘Problem/Agitation’ Hook.
3. The ‘Did You Know?’ Fact Hook.
4. The ‘Social Proof’ Hook (Use a fake testimonial format).
5. The ‘Contrarian’ Hook (Saying the opposite of what people expect).”
