ChatGPT prompts for storm and catastrophe season
When a storm is named, every client wants the same three things: what to do now, how to reach you, and how to file. These prompts produce those messages in advance so you send, not write, when the week gets loud.
7prompts. Square brackets are blanks you fill in. “Fix this for my situation” opens the free grader with the prompt loaded so you can add your specifics and see the score.
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Write a pre-storm-season reminder to homeowners and renters to review their coverage and document their belongings, calm and practical. No fear-mongering. Under 130 words.
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Draft a 'before the storm' checklist clients can follow to prepare their home and paperwork, helpful and clear.
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Write an 'after the storm, we're here' outreach to clients in an affected area, leading with concern and support, not sales. Under 100 words.
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Explain in plain terms what to do first if a client needs to file a weather-related claim, as a simple step list. No specific policy details.
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Draft a seasonal post reminding people that flood damage is usually separate from a standard homeowners policy, before storm season hits. Under 90 words.
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Write a reassuring message to clients during an active weather event, sharing how to reach us and what to do if they have damage. Under 100 words.
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Draft a wildfire-season or hurricane-season preparation email tailored to [region], practical and supportive. Under 130 words.
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