The prompt
Score 10 of 10, Excellent
Use it when You need a service menu or price list that tells customers what each service includes and costs, so they can book without calling to ask.
- {{business}}
- {{format}}
- {{services}}
- {{add_ons}}
- {{policy_notes}}
- {{style}}
Full prompt and why it works
Prompt
Write a service menu for {{business}}, for {{format}}, so that customers can see in seconds what each service is, how long it takes and what it costs, and can book without calling to ask. Our services, as I describe them (name, what is included, duration, price or price range, and any difference by staff level): """ {{services}} """ Add-ons and upgrades: {{add_ons}} Booking and policy notes to include (deposit, cancellation, consultation needed, call-out fee): {{policy_notes}} Our style: {{style}} Produce these parts, in this order: 1. The menu, grouped into sections that match how customers think, for example haircuts and color for a salon, or repairs and installs for a trade. For each service give the name, a one-line description of what is included (under 15 words), the duration and the price, in the same layout every time so prices line up. 2. Add-ons, listed under the services they go with, with prices. 3. Booking notes: up to five short lines at the end. 4. A note to me listing anything to fix: services that sound alike, prices that overlap, missing durations. Use service names customers would use, not trade shorthand. Keep my name for a signature service, with a plain description after it. Write "from [price]" only where I gave a range or said "from", and say what makes the price go up, such as hair length or size of job, only if I said so. A good menu can be read across a counter or on a phone without zooming, with no service a customer has to ask about. For example, one line in the right form: "Gel manicure: shape, cuticle care and gel color. 45 min. [price]". That example shows the form only. Do not: - Add services, durations, prices or inclusions I did not give. - Use filler words such as "luxurious", "pampering" or "expert" unless they are in my style notes. - Hide fees: a deposit, call-out fee or consultation charge goes beside the services it applies to, not only in the notes at the bottom. If a service has no price or duration, keep it on the menu with [PRICE?] or [TIME?] and list it in the note to me.
Variables
- {{business}}
- Your business, for example "a two-chair barbershop" or "a mobile dog groomer".
- {{format}}
- Where the menu will appear, for example "a printed menu at the front desk" or "our booking page".
- {{services}}
- Every service with what it includes, how long it takes and its price.
- {{add_ons}}
- Extras and upgrades with prices, or "none".
- {{policy_notes}}
- Booking rules to show, for example "$20 deposit, 24-hour cancellation".
- {{style}}
- How you want to sound, for example "friendly and simple" or "short and clinical".
Why it works
- What to avoid. Deposits and call-out fees sit beside the services they apply to, so no customer finds a charge in the small print.
- If unsure. A service with no price or time stays on the menu with a marker, instead of getting a figure you never set.
- An example. A sample line shows the fixed order, from the service name through to the price, that makes a menu easy to scan.