Entrepreneurship AI prompts
Ideation, MVP, pitch, fundraising and scalability. Best for idea validation, offers, and operating decisions, pitching, planning, and early-stage workflow design, getting leverage without hiring too early.
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7-Day Business Idea Validation with Practical Experiments
A rapid validation framework that tests the most critical hypotheses of a new business in one week using low-cost experiments.
Best for
Validate or invalidate the core assumptions of a business idea in 7 days using concrete experiments, avoiding months of product development without evidence of real demand.
Business Model Canvas for Micro and Small Businesses
A Business Model Canvas adapted for micro and small businesses, focused on simplicity and immediate implementation.
Best for
Build a clear, actionable business model for micro and small businesses using the Canvas as a structuring tool with accessible language and practical everyday examples.
3-Minute Investor Pitch for Investors, Accelerators, and Grants
Structures a pitch deck and 3-minute presentation script calibrated for different investment contexts in the Brazilian ecosystem.
Best for
Create a compelling 3-minute pitch that clearly communicates the problem, solution, market, traction, and team of a startup, adapted for different audiences (angel investors, VC funds, accelerators such as InovAtiva, SEBRAE, FINEP).
SWOT Analysis with Action Plan for Small and Medium Businesses
Conducts a complete SWOT analysis adapted to the Brazilian business context and transforms insights into a concrete action plan with owners and timelines.
Best for
Conduct a deep SWOT analysis and transform it into prioritized strategic initiatives with owners, success metrics, and a realistic execution timeline for the next semester.
Freelance Service Pricing with Hourly Rate Calculation and Commercial Proposal
Calculates fair pricing for freelance services considering costs, market rates, value delivered, and a proposal format that justifies the price to the client.
Best for
Define a freelance service pricing strategy that covers all costs, adequately compensates the professional, remains competitive in the market, and presents value in a way that helps the client understand why every dollar is worth it.
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Related categories
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Prospecting, commercial proposals, follow-up and closing deals
Finance & Accounting
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Project Management
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How to use Entrepreneurship prompts well
Start with the prompt closest to your workflow, replace any placeholders with your own context, and tell the model what a good output looks like. The fastest improvement usually comes from clearer context, tighter constraints, and a more specific deliverable.
This category is especially useful for idea validation, offers, and operating decisions. Treat the prompt as the execution layer, then refine it into a reusable workflow once you know it solves a real recurring problem.