How Long Should an AI Prompt Be? (How Many Sentences, in Numbers)
Short answer first: for everyday tasks, three to five sentences, roughly 20 to 60 words. That is long enough to
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ADHD at Work: 10 Office Tools and Simple Habits That Actually Help
Ten practical ADHD office tools, three small daily habits, and how to ask for support at work without a big conversation.
Your Prompt Has a Bill: Token Budgeting Without an Engineering Degree
Where the money actually goes, the five levers ranked by saving over effort, and a worked example that cut a real prompt to a fifth of its cost.
How Many Examples Does a Prompt Actually Need?
Two to five. Below two there is nothing to generalise from, above five the gain flattens while the cost climbs. How to pick which ones, and where to put them.
“Think Step by Step” Is Costing You Money
Chain-of-thought earned its reputation on models that did not reason by default. On current models it often adds cost, length and invented detail instead of accuracy.
System Prompt vs User Prompt: What Goes Where
If it is true for every request, it goes in the system prompt. A decision table for twelve kinds of instruction, plus what it costs you to get it wrong.
Stop AI From Making Things Up: A Grounding Checklist
Telling a model to be accurate does not work. Here are the four levers that do, plus a ten-point checklist to run before anything ships.
How to Write a Call to Action That People Actually Click
The button is the smallest piece of copy on your page and the one everything else was building toward. Five rules for writing one that gets clicked.
The Four Objections Killing Your Landing Page (And Where to Answer Them)
Every visitor arrives with a reason not to act, and it is almost always one of four. Here they are, and where on the page each one belongs.
How to Write a Landing Page Headline That Earns the Next Line
A headline is not there to sell. It is there to earn the next line. Here are the four ingredients, five formulas, and the test that catches weak ones.