Prompt 1: Landing page concepts (use Gemini with Nano Banana)

I have an e-commerce brand called [BRAND NAME].

Product: [PRODUCT NAME] - [PRICE]
[ONE OR TWO LINES DESCRIBING THE PRODUCT AND ITS BEST FEATURES]

Create 4 completely different offer + landing page concepts for this product. Make them very different from each other.

For each concept, give me:
- Offer name / angle
- Main headline
- Short description of the landing page style
- Key sections on the page

Then create a landing page mockup image for each concept. Keep the layouts simple, high-converting and uncluttered, with a white theme and light use of color.

Prompt 2: Build the landing pages

I like Concept [NUMBER] and Concept [NUMBER].

Build a landing page for each as a single HTML file using Tailwind CSS via CDN.

Requirements:
- Mobile-first and fully responsive
- Strong headline, clear offer, product section, benefits and a clear call to action
- Sticky call-to-action bar on mobile
- Match the colors and style of the mockup

I'm attaching my product images. Create clean images of the product from multiple angles and use them on the pages.

Prompt 3: Customer support agent

Act as my automated customer support agent.

Connected sources:
- My support email inbox
- This Google Sheet, where all tickets are logged: [GOOGLE SHEET LINK]
(The sheet is blank. Set it up with these columns: Date, Customer, Issue Type, Action, Status.)

Your daily job:
1. Check new support emails.
2. For common issues (order status, returns, size questions, delivery delays), draft a polite reply and set Status to "Handled by AI".
3. For complex or angry emails, set Status to "Needs Human" and suggest which team member should handle it.
4. Log every ticket in the sheet.

Rules:
- Create drafts only. Do not send any email.
- If you don't have a tracking ID or order detail, say so in the draft instead of guessing.

Every morning at 9 AM, send me a short daily brief with:
- Total new tickets
- How many you handled
- How many need my attention
- Any urgent customers

First, confirm you understand the workflow and show me what the daily brief will look like.

Prompt 4: Founder’s daily brief

Act as my daily business snapshot agent.

Connected source: this Google Sheet that my team updates every day: [GOOGLE SHEET LINK]
(Columns include team member, task, status, due date, delivery date, revisions and hours.)

Every morning, read the latest data and send me a short, clear brief covering:
- What is happening across the team today
- Who is working on what
- Tasks that are overdue or at risk
- Who looks overloaded
- The top 3 priorities I should focus on today

Also flag anything unusual, such as a sudden drop in deliveries or too many revisions.

Confirm you understand, then show me an example of how the daily brief will look.