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GoDaddy · prompt engineering · evaluation

150+ prompts
for GoDaddy

I wrote, rewrote and tested over 150 prompts for GoDaddy’s free AI prompt library for small business owners.

The problem

GoDaddy was building a free prompt library for small business owners. Many of the first drafts gave generic output, nudged the model to make things up, or asked for work no model could do yet, like live web research.

How I tested

Every prompt ran against three test businesses: a burger restaurant, an online jewelry store and an auto detail shop. A Ruby script I wrote sent them to gpt-4-turbo three at a time and cached each result by a hash of the prompt, so the whole set could rerun after every change. I read every output and fixed what broke. 56 of the first 81 prompts changed.

By category

Industry prompts (6 industries): 30SEO: 13Content creation: 11Digital marketing: 11Sales: 11Business operations: 10Customer support: 10Social media: 10Ad campaigns: 8Branding: 7Customer loyalty: 7Data analysis: 7PR and outreach: 7Starting a business: 6Productivity: 530131111111010108777765153prompts
Industry prompts (6 industries)30
SEO13
Content creation11
Digital marketing11
Sales11
Business operations10
Customer support10
Social media10
Ad campaigns8
Branding7
Customer loyalty7
Data analysis7
PR and outreach7
Starting a business6
Productivity5

Live on GoDaddy

GoDaddy's AI prompt library for small businesses, on GoDaddy's Resource Library
GoDaddy’s AI prompt library for small businesses
GoDaddy's ad campaigns prompt page showing the Quick start prompt, Recommend top two marketing channels
One of my prompts, live on GoDaddy’s ad campaigns page
What the client said

Greg completed the most incredible prompt I’ve ever seen, having spent a ton of time myself researching it and not finding any examples anywhere. Greg was very aware of the needs of our audience, adding elements to his prompts to ensure output was optimized, reducing the fluff that tends to come with Chat GPT.

Alycia Leno · Marketing Director · GoDaddy