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How to Write Reusable AI Image Prompts with Variables (5 Templates You Can Copy)

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  By Zaheer | Updated 10 October 2026 Disclosure: I sell image prompts on PromptBase, and some links in the last section are referral links. The techniques and templates before that section are free to use and don't need any purchase. The difference between a lucky AI image and a reliable one is usually the prompt. A one-off prompt gets you one picture. A reusable prompt, with a few clearly marked variables, lets you produce a whole series that looks consistent without rewriting anything. This guide explains how a good image prompt is built, how to turn it into a template, and gives you five templates you can copy and adapt for ChatGPT's image generation, Gemini or similar tools. The anatomy of a good image prompt Most weak prompts are short and vague: "a nice photo of a house". Stronger prompts answer the same handful of questions, in this order: Subject: what is the main thing in the picture? Setting: where is it, and what is around it? Style:...

A 7-Point Landing Page CRO Checklist (with A/B Testing Basics)

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  By Zaheer | Updated 9 October 2026 Disclosure: I created the Landing Page CRO Optimization System prompt mentioned near the end of this post and sell it on PromptBase. The checklist in the first half works without it, and the link is a referral link. Getting traffic is only half the job. A landing page can look professional and still lose visitors because of unclear messaging, a weak call to action, missing trust signals or unnecessary friction. Conversion rate optimization (CRO) is the process of finding those problems and fixing them one at a time instead of redesigning everything at once. This post is a practical review checklist you can run on any landing page, followed by how I turned it into a reusable prompt. A 7-point CRO review you can run today 1. Headline and value proposition Show the page to someone for five seconds, then ask what it offers and who it is for. If they can't tell you, the headline is unclear. A good headline names the outcome, not the pr...