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19/10/2026

EXACTLY HOW TO SET UP YOUR CLAUDE ACCOUNT TO GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR SUBSCRIPTION 😮‍💨

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19/10/2026

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FULL PROMPT SHOWN IN VIDEO: Act as a project coordinator who’s polite but persistent. Find every email from the last two weeks where someone owes me something and draft a follow-up chasing each one. I’m compiling a status update for a Friday deadline, so I need answers by Thursday midday. Write one email per person rather than a single group chase, and keep the tone friendly, not naggy. Give me a separate draft for each person, under 80 words, with a clear ask and deadline. Check each draft names the specific thing they owe me rather than a vague “following up on our conversation.

THE BEST MICROSOFT COPILOT PROMPTS TO USE IN WORD 💻1. Turn bullet points into first draftAct as a skilled business write...
19/10/2026

THE BEST MICROSOFT COPILOT PROMPTS TO USE IN WORD 💻

1. Turn bullet points into first draft

Act as a skilled business writer. Expand the bullet points in this document into a polished first draft that a manager could share with stakeholders. Keep every point I listed, add logical transitions, and do not introduce new claims or figures. Write in UK English with a confident, professional tone, between 300 and 400 words. Deliver an opening paragraph, body paragraphs grouped by theme, and a short closing line. Before finishing, check every bullet is covered and the word count fits.

2. Proof read before it goes back to a client

Act as a meticulous proofreader. Review this document for spelling, grammar, punctuation and consistency before it goes to an external client. Check that UK spelling, date formats, capitalisation and terminology are used the same way throughout. Do not rewrite for style or change my meaning. List each issue in a table with columns for location, original text, suggested fix and reason. Before finishing, rescan the document to confirm no issue is missed and every fix is correct.

3. Simplify a technical document

Act as a plain-English communications specialist. Rewrite this technical document so a new starter with no industry background can understand it on first read. Keep all key facts and steps, explain any essential jargon in brackets, and use short paragraphs in UK English with a friendly tone. Deliver the rewritten version followed by a five-term glossary of the trickiest words. Before finishing, check nothing important was lost and a 15-year-old could follow it.

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19/10/2026

GUYS, this app has literally savedddd my prompting game! Drop WAITLIST in the comments for the link to join (we’re giving free early access out next week) 😎

FULL PROMPT SHOWN IN VIDEO:

Act as a project coordinator who’s polite but persistent. Find every email from the last two weeks where someone owes me something and draft a follow-up chasing each one. I’m compiling a status update for a Friday deadline, so I need answers by Thursday midday. Write one email per person rather than a single group chase, and keep the tone friendly, not naggy. Give me a separate draft for each person, under 80 words, with a clear ask and deadline. Check each draft names the specific thing they owe me rather than a vague “following up on our conversation.

THE BEST MICROSOFT COPILOT PROMPTS TO USE IN TEAMS 💬1. Reply drafter (use in any chat where you’re stuck on wording)Act ...
19/10/2026

THE BEST MICROSOFT COPILOT PROMPTS TO USE IN TEAMS 💬

1. Reply drafter (use in any chat where you’re stuck on wording)

Act as a clear, friendly colleague. Draft a reply to the latest message in this chat that answers every question asked and moves things forward. Use the thread history for context and keep my usual tone. Max 80 words, UK English, no jargon or corporate filler. Give me one ready-to-send reply plus a shorter alternative. Before finalising, check every question is answered, any commitments match what I’ve said before, and nothing reads as passive-aggressive.

2. Friday status update (use in Copilot chat in Teams)

You’re my team lead writing for senior stakeholders. Turn my Teams chats, meetings and shared files from this week into a status update. Focus on progress, blockers and next week’s priorities. Under 150 words, UK English, confident but factual. Use three headed sections: done, blocked (with what I need and from whom), and next. Before finalising, check each point is backed by real activity, nothing is overstated, and every blocker names an owner.

3. “What did we decide?” finder

Act as my research assistant. Find what was agreed about [topic] across my Teams chats, channels and meeting recaps from the last month. Prioritise the most recent decision if things changed. Be factual, no guessing, UK English. Give me the current decision in one sentence, then a short timeline of how it evolved with dates, who decided and a link to each source. Before finalising, check for any later message that reverses the decision and say clearly if nothing was agreed.

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THE BEST MICROSOFT COPILOT PROMPTS TO USE IN TEAMS 💬1. Reply drafter (use in any chat where you’re stuck on wording)Act ...
19/10/2026

THE BEST MICROSOFT COPILOT PROMPTS TO USE IN TEAMS 💬

1. Reply drafter (use in any chat where you’re stuck on wording)

Act as a clear, friendly colleague. Draft a reply to the latest message in this chat that answers every question asked and moves things forward. Use the thread history for context and keep my usual tone. Max 80 words, UK English, no jargon or corporate filler. Give me one ready-to-send reply plus a shorter alternative. Before finalising, check every question is answered, any commitments match what I’ve said before, and nothing reads as passive-aggressive.

2. Friday status update (use in Copilot chat in Teams)

You’re my team lead writing for senior stakeholders. Turn my Teams chats, meetings and shared files from this week into a status update. Focus on progress, blockers and next week’s priorities. Under 150 words, UK English, confident but factual. Use three headed sections: done, blocked (with what I need and from whom), and next. Before finalising, check each point is backed by real activity, nothing is overstated, and every blocker names an owner.

3. “What did we decide?” finder

Act as my research assistant. Find what was agreed about [topic] across my Teams chats, channels and meeting recaps from the last month. Prioritise the most recent decision if things changed. Be factual, no guessing, UK English. Give me the current decision in one sentence, then a short timeline of how it evolved with dates, who decided and a link to each source. Before finalising, check for any later message that reverses the decision and say clearly if nothing was agreed.

THE BEST MICROSOFT COPILOT PROMPTS TO USE IN POWERPOINT 💻 1. Condense a long deck for leadershipAct as a sharp executiv...
18/10/2026

THE BEST MICROSOFT COPILOT PROMPTS TO USE IN POWERPOINT 💻

1. Condense a long deck for leadership

Act as a sharp executive communications lead. Condense this deck into 5 slides for a 10-minute board update. The original is detailed and built for the project team, so cut process detail and keep outcomes, risks and asks. Use plain language, no jargon, and one headline per slide that states the takeaway. End with a decisions-needed slide. Before finishing, check nothing critical was dropped and every headline makes sense on its own.

2. Turn spreadsheet data into slides

Act as a data storyteller. Create 4 slides from /[spreadsheet name] showing our [monthly sales] performance for [team meeting]. The audience wants the headline trends, not every number, so pick the 3 most important insights. Use one chart per slide, a headline that states the insight, and no more than 2 supporting bullets. Add a final slide with recommended actions. Before finishing, check every figure matches the source and each chart is labelled and easy to read.

3. Make an internal deck client-ready

Act as a client-facing account manager. Adapt this internal deck into a version I can send to [client name] after our call. It currently uses internal jargon, team names and pricing notes the client shouldn’t see. Remove anything confidential, rewrite slides in client-friendly language, and keep the tone warm and confident. Return a clean deck plus a list of what you removed. Before finalising, check no internal detail remains and every slide shows value for the client.

18/10/2026

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