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AtomicMCP example prompts

Use these prompts as starting points. Replace bracketed placeholders with your own page names, funnel names, offers, dates, domains, or business context.

Analytics prompts​

  • “How many visitors did I get this month, and how does that compare with last month?”
  • “What are my top traffic sources right now?”
  • “Which country sends the most visitors to my main offer?”
  • “Show daily pageview trends for the last 14 days.”
  • “What should I improve first based on this month’s conversion data?”

Page prompts​

  • “Review my landing page for conversion issues. Focus on headline clarity, CTA placement, proof, objections, and mobile readability.”
  • “Create a high-converting landing page outline for [offer] in [language]. Give me the section order before writing copy.”
  • “Adapt my best-performing page for [new audience] while keeping the same conversion flow.”
  • “Review the SEO title and description for [page name] and suggest stronger alternatives.”
  • “Plan a product page for [product] with a hero, benefits, social proof, FAQ, and final CTA.”

Quiz prompts​

  • “Turn this landing page idea into an interactive quiz funnel with a hook, qualifying questions, result logic, and final CTA.”
  • “Review my quiz and identify where users are most likely to abandon.”
  • “Suggest five better qualifying questions for [offer].”
  • “Map a product recommendation quiz for [audience] and explain the logic behind each result.”

Funnel prompts​

  • “Show me all my funnels with their step count and overall conversion rate.”
  • “Give me a step-by-step conversion breakdown for [funnel name] for the last 30 days.”
  • “Which step in [funnel name] has the biggest drop-off, and what should I test first?”
  • “Compare conversion rates across my funnels and tell me which one needs the most attention.”

Lead prompts​

  • “Show me the latest leads and summarize common patterns.”
  • “How many leads did I capture this week?”
  • “Which pages or forms generated the most leads this month?”
  • “Check whether my webhook delivery looks healthy.”

Site and hosting prompts​

  • “List my connected sites and summarize their domain status.”
  • “Help me decide which site should receive [domain].”
  • “Review the setup for [site name] and tell me the next DNS step.”
  • “Show which sites already have custom domains connected.”

Video prompts​

  • “Which videos had the most plays this month?”
  • “Compare weekly play stats for my top three videos.”
  • “Review [video name] and suggest how to improve engagement.”
  • “Show videos with low plays and recommend which ones I should promote.”

Prompting tips​

  • Mention exact time ranges: “last 7 days,” “this month,” or a date range.
  • Name the page, funnel, video, site, or project whenever possible.
  • Ask for evidence: “explain why” or “show the data behind the recommendation.”
  • Ask for checkpoints before live changes: “plan first, then wait for my confirmation.”
  • Keep sensitive credentials and private customer data out of prompts.

FAQ​

What makes an AtomicMCP prompt useful?

A useful prompt names the page, funnel, quiz, site, video, lead source, date range, or business goal, then asks for evidence and next steps.

Should I let an AI assistant make live changes immediately?

Ask for a plan or review first when the change affects a live page, tracking, leads, domains, or published campaign assets.

What should I avoid putting in prompts?

Avoid credentials, private customer data, payment details, and any sensitive information that is not needed for the task.

Can I reuse these prompts exactly?

Yes, but replace placeholders with your actual asset names, dates, audience, offer, and success metric so the answer is specific to your workspace.