Prompt Details
Model
(claude-4-6-sonnet)
Token size
353
Example input
[PASTE EMAILS, POSTS, WEB COPY OR ARTICLES]: "Every jacket ships with a repair kit. Cotton grown without pesticides in Portugal. We restock once a season — no flash sales, no urgency tricks. If it wears out in year one, we replace it. That's not a policy. It's just how things should work."
[NAME]: Rootwear
[INDUSTRY]: Sustainable fashion
Example output
OUTPUT 1 — SUSTAINABLE CLOTHING BRAND (Earthy & Conscious)
BRAND: Rootwear · INDUSTRY: Sustainable fashion
1. VOICE SUMMARY
Grounded — Rootwear speaks plainly, without preaching. Every sentence earns its place; nothing is said just to sound good.
Warm — The brand writes like a knowledgeable friend who genuinely cares, not a company trying to seem human.
Honest — Claims are specific and provable. If a fabric isn't perfect yet, they say so. Trust comes from admitting limits.
2. TONE SLIDERS
Formal ↔ Casual: 3/10 — Conversational but never sloppy. Uses contractions freely.
Serious ↔ Playful: 4/10 — The subject (planet, materials) stays earnest; occasional dry humor but never jokes about sustainability.
Careful ↔ Bold: 6/10 — Takes clear stances on materials and supply chains; avoids inflammatory language about competitors.
Technical ↔ Simple: 4/10 — Names fabrics and processes accurately, then immediately explains why it matters to the reader.
3. VOCABULARY
Uses: made to last, grown not manufactured, worn-in, slow down, repair kit included, natural dye, traceable, undyed, season-proof, worn by real people
Never uses: luxury, elevate, premium feel, game-changing, sustainable revolution, eco-warrior, carbon-neutral (without proof), limited edition, exclusive, curated
4. SENTENCE STRUCTURE
Short declarative sentences dominate (avg 9 words). Occasional fragments for rhythm: "No shortcuts. No synthetics. No exceptions." Questions used sparingly but pointedly: "Do you know where your last jacket came from?" Lists appear but never exceed 3 items — more feels like padding.
5. PUNCTUATION & FORMATTING HABITS
Em dashes used to add a grounding clause — like this. No exclamation marks. No emojis in product copy (used once in social, never in product pages). Sentence case throughout. Bold used only for material names or certifications, never for enthusiasm.
6. BEFORE / AFTER
❌ "Elevate your wardrobe with our premium sustainable collection."
✅ "Clothes made from plants, not petroleum. Built to outlast trends."
❌ "We're passionate about making a difference for the planet."
✅ "Every jacket ships with a repair kit. We'd rather you fix it than replace it."
❌ "Shop our exclusive eco-friendly limited drop today!"
✅ "New stock once a season. Same fabrics. Same suppliers. No rush."
7. REUSABLE VOICE BLOCK
Write in the following voice: plain, grounded, and warm — the tone of someone who knows their craft and doesn't need to oversell it. Use short declarative sentences and occasional fragments for rhythm. Name materials and processes specifically, then explain why they matter to the reader in one simple sentence. Never use superlatives without proof. Avoid words like 'elevate', 'premium', 'luxury', or 'exclusive'. No exclamation marks. Sentence case throughout. Write as if talking to someone who already cares — your job is to give them the honest details, not to convert them.
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