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Read your draft as five different employees
Paste a draft; get five honest reactions — new hire, veteran, frontline, manager, remote — and the three edits that fix the most.
The prompt
Read this draft as five different employees and tell me how each one reacts.
Context: the draft: [paste]. What we’re announcing and why: [one paragraph].
Audience: I want reactions from a new hire in their second week, a 15-year veteran who has seen initiatives come and go, a frontline shift worker on a phone, a people manager who has to explain it tomorrow, and a fully remote employee in another time zone.
Tone: honest; each persona should sound like a real person, not a caricature.
Must include:
– For each persona: their first reaction, what they’d want to know next, what they’d misread or resent, and whether they’d act
– The lines that landed differently across personas
– The three edits that would most improve reception across all five
Constraints: ground every reaction in specific lines from the draft.
Output: five short reaction notes, then the three recommended edits.
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Swap the five personas for the ones that matter in your organization; keep the skeptic.
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In ContactMonkey, Audience Preview tests your draft against research-based audience personas and shows you how each one reacts — inside the editor, before you send, without writing a prompt. Add your own readers as custom personas.
The prompt
Read this draft as five different employees and tell me how each one reacts.
Context: the draft: [paste]. What we’re announcing and why: [one paragraph].
Audience: I want reactions from a new hire in their second week, a 15-year veteran who has seen initiatives come and go, a frontline shift worker on a phone, a people manager who has to explain it tomorrow, and a fully remote employee in another time zone.
Tone: honest; each persona should sound like a real person, not a caricature.
Must include:
– For each persona: their first reaction, what they’d want to know next, what they’d misread or resent, and whether they’d act
– The lines that landed differently across personas
– The three edits that would most improve reception across all five
Constraints: ground every reaction in specific lines from the draft.
Output: five short reaction notes, then the three recommended edits.
