Prompt library

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Customer replies8s / 9:16
A good lead should not wait until tomorrow.

Sunday replies before the lead goes cold

Use when a client needs to show faster response time without sounding robotic.

Caption

Sunday drafts the reply, the follow-up, and the next step before the customer cools off.

Call to action

Give Sunday one customer thread.

Full prompt
8s vertical ad. A small business owner stands near the front counter after a busy rush. Natural window light, quiet editorial framing, black, paper, and soft neutral tones. 0-2s: close shot of a phone with a new customer question and two older unanswered messages. 2-5s: cut to a laptop where Sunday turns rough notes into a polished customer reply, a follow-up reminder, and a next-step task. Keep the screen realistic and readable, with no futuristic AI visuals. 5-8s: the owner reviews, approves, and returns to the customer floor. End card text: Sunday handles the follow-through. Keep the tone calm, capable, premium, and practical. No neon, no robot imagery, no exaggerated expressions.
Follow-up8s / 9:16
The sale often happens after the first quote.

The quote that gets followed up

Use for service businesses that send estimates, proposals, or quotes.

Caption

Sunday watches the open loops and writes the follow-up while the work keeps moving.

Call to action

Let Sunday manage the next follow-up.

Full prompt
8s vertical ad. Editorial-minimal scene inside a service business office. A quote sits unsent in an inbox beside a handwritten job note. 0-2s: the owner closes a job folder and notices the pending quote. 2-5s: Sunday drafts a warm follow-up message, adds the estimate link, and schedules a reminder if there is no reply. Show only practical interface details, not a fake dashboard. 5-8s: the customer reply appears: Thanks, can we book Friday? End card text: The follow-up did not get lost. Restrained motion, natural light, clean black and paper palette, no gradients, no stock-photo feel.
Social content7s / 9:16
Your rough idea is enough to start.

One messy idea becomes a post

Use for clients who know they should post but do not have time to shape the message.

Caption

Sunday turns the note into a clean caption, a customer-friendly angle, and a ready-to-post version.

Call to action

Send Sunday the rough note.

Full prompt
7s vertical ad. A business owner records a quick voice note while walking from the back room to the front counter. 0-2s: close shot of the voice note waveform and a messy sentence: remind people about weekend bookings. 2-5s: Sunday converts it into three concise post options: helpful, promotional, and personal. 5-7s: the owner picks one and the final caption sits beside a simple product or service photo. The visual style is calm, editorial, premium, and specific. Avoid colorful social-media clutter, emojis, generic AI graphics, and exaggerated typing effects.
Website edits8s / 16:9
Small website updates should not sit for weeks.

The website update that finally happens

Use for showing Sunday as the operator who ships small but important updates.

Caption

Sunday turns the note into polished copy and a clear update for approval.

Call to action

Give Sunday the page that needs fixing.

Full prompt
8s horizontal ad. A laptop on a clean desk shows a service page with outdated hours and a vague offer line. 0-2s: the owner points at the screen and says, this needs to be clearer. 2-5s: Sunday rewrites the headline, updates the hours, tightens the call to action, and prepares a preview. 5-8s: the refreshed page appears on desktop and mobile side by side. Keep the interface credible and readable. Style: black and paper editorial layout, restrained burgundy accent only on one text detail, no glossy SaaS cards, no gradients.
Lead handling8s / 9:16
An inquiry is not a lead until someone follows through.

From inquiry to booked call

Use for any business where leads arrive through forms, DMs, email, or referrals.

Caption

Sunday organizes the details, drafts the reply, and moves the customer toward a clear next step.

Call to action

Forward Sunday the inquiry.

Full prompt
8s vertical ad. A new inquiry arrives with scattered details: budget, timing, address, and a vague request. 0-2s: show the messy message clearly, framed like a native phone notification. 2-5s: Sunday extracts the key details, drafts a reply, and suggests a booking link or next question. 5-8s: the owner taps approve and the conversation moves to a scheduled call. Visual language: practical, calm, premium, local-business realistic. No sci-fi overlays, no busy dashboards, no bright accent colors.
Customer care8s / 9:16
A tense message needs a careful reply.

The complaint handled calmly

Use to show trust, tone, and response quality under pressure.

Caption

Sunday drafts the response with the right tone, then waits for approval before anything is sent.

Call to action

Let Sunday draft the first version.

Full prompt
8s vertical ad. A small business owner receives a frustrated customer message on a quiet afternoon. 0-2s: close shot of the message, enough to understand the issue without exposing private details. 2-5s: Sunday drafts a calm reply that acknowledges the concern, offers the next step, and keeps the business protected. 5-8s: the owner edits one sentence, approves, and the tone of the conversation settles. Keep the scene human and restrained. No courtroom language, no false guarantees, no automated-send implication.
Owner time8s / 9:16
The work is small. The interruption is not.

The owner gets twenty minutes back

Use for broad awareness ads focused on admin relief.

Caption

Sunday clears the small admin pile so the owner can stay with customers, staff, and sales.

Call to action

Start with one admin task.

Full prompt
8s vertical ad. Split the day into three calm scenes: front counter, desk, customer floor. 0-2s: a small pile of admin tasks appears: reply, reminder, caption, invoice note. 2-5s: Sunday organizes each into a clean approval queue, one by one. 5-8s: the owner stays present with a customer while the approved work moves forward. The camera should feel documentary but polished. Use natural light, monochrome palette, and restrained composition. No floating holograms, no busy productivity dashboard, no exaggerated time-saving claims.
Restaurant8s / 9:16
The special is ready. The post is not.

Tonight's special becomes a clean campaign

Use for restaurants, bakeries, cafes, and food businesses.

Caption

Sunday turns the kitchen note into a caption, offer line, and customer reply script.

Call to action

Send Sunday the menu note.

Full prompt
8s vertical ad. A restaurant team plates a dinner special under warm natural light. 0-2s: close shot of a handwritten note from the kitchen with price, ingredients, and time. 2-5s: Sunday turns the note into a polished Instagram caption, a short SMS line, and a reply for reservation questions. 5-8s: the post preview and customer message sit beside the actual dish. Keep food appetizing but real. Avoid fake steam overload, stock-photo perfection, and text that covers the dish.
Health and wellness8s / 9:16
Good reminders sound human.

A careful reminder without the awkwardness

Use for clinics, dental hygiene, wellness providers, and appointment-based services.

Caption

Sunday drafts appointment reminders, rebooking notes, and friendly follow-ups for approval.

Call to action

Let Sunday draft the reminder.

Full prompt
8s vertical ad. A calm clinic reception desk, soft daylight, clean paper and black palette. 0-2s: an appointment gap appears on the schedule with a patient reminder due. 2-5s: Sunday drafts a friendly reminder and a rebooking option, with respectful wording and no medical claims. 5-8s: the provider reviews, approves, and returns to the patient room. Keep the tone professional, careful, and warm. No clinical stock-photo clichés, no exaggerated health outcomes, no unauthorized patient details.
Home services8s / 9:16
Customers want to know what happens next.

The job note becomes the customer update

Use for contractors, cleaners, repair teams, and mobile services.

Caption

Sunday turns the field note into a clear update, next step, and follow-up reminder.

Call to action

Send Sunday the job note.

Full prompt
8s vertical ad. A home service provider sits in a parked van after a job, typing a short field note. 0-2s: the note is rough: fixed leak, need part, follow up Monday. 2-5s: Sunday turns it into a clear customer update, a parts reminder, and a Monday follow-up. 5-8s: the provider approves and drives to the next appointment. Keep it grounded, local, and practical. No luxury exaggeration, no fake before-after claims, no chaotic app interface.
Professional services8s / 16:9
A good meeting should not end in scattered notes.

The consultation notes become next steps

Use for consultants, accountants, lawyers, real estate agents, agencies, and coaches.

Caption

Sunday turns the call notes into a recap, task list, and client-ready follow-up.

Call to action

Send Sunday the notes.

Full prompt
8s horizontal ad. A professional closes a video consultation and looks at a page of rough notes. 0-2s: show the notes with names and sensitive details blurred or generalized. 2-5s: Sunday creates a clean recap email, three next steps, and a reminder for the promised follow-up. 5-8s: the professional reviews and sends with confidence. Visual language: editorial, quiet, premium, credible. No fake legal or financial advice, no private client details, no generic AI glow.
Proof of work10s / 9:16
This week, Sunday shipped the follow-through.

What Sunday shipped this week

Use as a recurring Sundayable marketing post that shows completed work categories.

Caption

Customer replies, social posts, follow-ups, website edits, and approval drafts. Small work, actually done.

Call to action

Give Sunday the next open loop.

Full prompt
10s vertical recap ad. Use a calm editorial montage with five short cards appearing as real work outputs, not fake metrics. 0-2s: customer replies approved. 2-4s: follow-ups scheduled. 4-6s: social captions drafted. 6-8s: website copy cleaned up. 8-10s: client-ready drafts prepared. End on text: Small work, actually done. Use Sundayable black, paper, white, and one restrained burgundy text accent. No fake numbers, no confetti, no neon, no exaggerated claims.