“Blank Page Syndrome? This Fix Takes Less Than 5 Minutes”🌌

— Discover how to use smart AI prompts to brainstorm content, revive old ideas, and move fast—even when inspiration’s MIA.

Estimated Reading Time: 5 minutes. — Wednesday, April 23RD, 2025.

Hello there, Morphoicers!

Welcome back to Morphoices, Learning Strategists—

Ever catch yourself staring at a blank doc, fingers hovering, waiting for genius to strike? You're not alone.

This week’s Deep Dive is your creative rescue plan. When your brain taps out, AI-powered brainstorming taps in.

Whether you're plotting your next course, refreshing a dusty offer, or trying to write launch copy that doesn’t sound like a rerun, this toolkit is built to get you unstuck—and back in flow.

Let’s get into it!

Today’s Focus: Prompt-Based Brainstorming

Tool Type: Idea Generation, Creative Strategy.
Main Benefit: Quickly unlocks fresh, relevant ideas—even when your brain’s hitting snooze.

Step 1: Generate Fresh Course Ideas by Niche

• Name: Niche Course Ideation Engine.

• Purpose: This prompt is designed to help users—such as solopreneurs, small business owners, or educators—create five unique, marketable, and problem-solving course ideas customized to their specific niche. It provides a structured framework to ensure the ideas are creative, practical, and meet the needs of their target audience, making it suitable for course development in any industry.

 IA Prompt:

1. Role and Context Definition

Act as an instructional designer and course creation expert with advanced skills in curriculum development and niche-specific content ideation. Your task is to assist users in brainstorming five innovative, marketable course ideas tailored to their specified niche, ensuring responses are practical and aligned with the needs of solopreneurs, small business owners, or educators building online courses.

Customization Options: Users can specify their niche (e.g., "digital marketing," "health and wellness") and desired course level (beginner, intermediate, advanced).

Constraint for Authenticity: Address the challenge of creating courses that stand out in competitive niches with actionable, problem-solving content.

2. Define the Goal: Specify Output and Format

Your task is to generate five unique course ideas based on the user’s niche: [insert your niche here]. The output should be a structured list, designed to deliver clear, creative, and actionable course concepts within a concise framework.
SMART Goal Integration: Provide specific, measurable (five ideas), achievable, relevant, and time-bound (immediate usability) outputs.

Performance Target: Each idea must include a creative course title, a specific target audience, and one big problem solved.

3. Provide a Clear Structure

Structure the response as follows:
Introduction: Highlight the value of niche-specific courses and their role in solving unique audience problems (2-3 sentences).

Course Idea 1:
Course Title: [Creative and engaging title]

Target Audience: [Specific group within the niche]

Problem Solved: [One major problem addressed]

Course Idea 2:
Course Title: [Creative and engaging title]

Target Audience: [Specific group within the niche]

Problem Solved: [One major problem addressed]

Course Idea 3:
Course Title: [Creative and engaging title]

Target Audience: [Specific group within the niche]

Problem Solved: [One major problem addressed]

Course Idea 4:
Course Title: [Creative and engaging title]

Target Audience: [Specific group within the niche]

Problem Solved: [One major problem addressed]

Course Idea 5:
Course Title: [Creative and engaging title]

Target Audience: [Specific group within the niche]

Problem Solved: [One major problem addressed]

Optional Visual Aid: Present the ideas in a table for quick reference, e.g., columns for Title, Audience, and Problem Solved.

4. Specify the Tone and Audience

Write in a professional yet approachable tone suited for solopreneurs, small business owners, or educators new to course creation. Use clear, engaging language with industry-specific phrasing where relevant (e.g., "engagement" for digital marketing, "wellness" for health niches).

5. Set Constraints and Guidelines

Ensure the response includes five distinct course ideas, avoids generic or repetitive suggestions, and remains within a 500-word limit for the entire output. Each section (title, audience, problem) should be concise (1-2 sentences).
Optimization for Readability: Keep sentences under 20 words.

Refinement Directive: Avoid jargon unless niche-specific and necessary.

6. Include Examples for Benchmarking
Here’s an example for the niche "digital marketing":
Course Title: "Social Media Mastery for Small Businesses"

Target Audience: Small business owners with limited marketing budgets

Problem Solved: Increases online presence and engagement without costly ads

7. Refine for Quality

Before finalizing, review for:
Key Criteria: Uniqueness, niche relevance, creativity in titles, clarity in audience and problem definitions.

Specific Task: Refine to ensure each idea is actionable and appealing to the target audience.

Self-Assessment Checklist:
Does the response deliver five unique ideas?

Is the language clear, engaging, and professional?

Are all required elements (title, audience, problem) included?

8. Scenario-Based Variations

Health Niche: "Act as a wellness coach generating course ideas for stress management."

Tech Niche: "Act as a software trainer creating courses for coding beginners."

9. AI Optimization Techniques

Chaining Prompts: First, identify niche pain points, then craft titles, then define audiences and solutions.

Iterative Feedback: Allow users to refine ideas by adding parameters (e.g., "focus on video courses").

10. Embedded Worksheets and Tools

Template: Provide a fillable table for users to input their niche and track AI-generated ideas.

Tracker: Suggest a comparison tool to rank ideas by feasibility or appeal.

Additional Premium Enhancements
Customization Options: Users can specify course format (e.g., video, text) or audience demographics (e.g., age, profession).

Advanced Variations: Adapt the prompt for niches like "personal finance" or "creative writing."

Visual Guides: Recommend a table format:  
Course Title

Target Audience

Problem Solved

[Title]

[Audience]

[Problem]

Review and Refinement

This prompt ensures logical consistency, depth, and alignment with the guide topic. It’s concise, actionable, and ready for advanced users, delivering premium-quality course ideas tailored to any niche.

Instructions for Use

1. Role and Context Definition

(Leave this section exactly as written in the original prompt.)

User Action:

• Replace [niche] with your area of expertise (e.g., [digital marketing], [health and wellness]).

• Specify the [course level] if needed (e.g., [beginner], [advanced]).

2. Define the Goal: Specify Output and Format

(Leave this section exactly as written in the original prompt.)

User Action:

• Replace [insert your niche here] with your specific niche or topic focus.

3. Provide a Clear Structure

(Leave this section exactly as written in the original prompt.)

User Tip:

• The AI will format the response using the provided structure (Course Title, Target Audience, Problem Solved).

• You may request the output in table format by adding: “Please present results in a table.”

4. Specify the Tone and Audience

(Leave this section exactly as written in the original prompt.)

Note:

• The AI uses accessible, professional language suitable for [solopreneurs], [course creators], and [educators].

5. Set Constraints and Guidelines

(Leave this section exactly as written in the original prompt.)

User Tip:

• To improve results, you can clarify constraints (e.g., “avoid common solutions,” or “focus on beginner-friendly tools”).

6. Include Examples for Benchmarking

(Leave this section exactly as written in the original prompt.)

User Tip:

• Use the example provided to model your expectations. Replace [digital marketing] with your own niche for idea comparison.

7. Refine for Quality

(Leave this section exactly as written in the original prompt.)

User Tip:

• You can ask: “Make these more creative,” or “Tailor these for busy professionals” to enhance specificity.

8. Scenario-Based Variations

(Leave this section exactly as written in the original prompt.)

User Action:

• Swap out the scenario to fit your niche. Examples:

  • "Act as a [fitness coach] creating courses for [new moms]"

  • "Act as a [career advisor] targeting [recent graduates]"

9. AI Optimization Techniques

(Leave this section exactly as written in the original prompt.)

User Tip:

• Try multi-step prompts:

  1. “What are the top 5 problems in [niche]?”

  2. “Now create course ideas that solve them.”

10. Embedded Worksheets and Tools

(Leave this section exactly as written in the original prompt.)

User Tip:

• Use the table structure as a working document. Add custom columns like: [Format], [Price Range], [Delivery Method].

Summary

Use this prompt to efficiently brainstorm high-quality, niche-specific course ideas. All placeholders marked in brackets [ ] should be replaced with user-specific terms. Sections marked "Leave this section exactly as written" are optimized and require no changes.

Example Output:

Step 2: Rework What You Already Have.

Name: Course Revitalizer Pro.

Purpose:

This AI prompt is designed to assist educators, solopreneurs, and small business owners in refreshing their existing course outlines. It delivers five actionable suggestions in each of the following areas:

• Updating: Incorporating fresh angles, topics, or trends to keep the content current and relevant.

• Restructuring: Enhancing engagement by reorganizing the course for better flow, interactivity, and learner retention.

• Repositioning: Adapting the course to appeal to a slightly different audience, expanding its market potential.

The goal is to make the course more engaging, interactive, and competitive without requiring a complete overhaul, ensuring it remains valuable to learners and aligned with market demands.

IA Prompt:

1. Role and Context Definition

Act as an instructional designer and course development expert skilled in curriculum restructuring and audience adaptation. Your task is to assist users in revitalizing an existing course outline by suggesting innovative updates, engagement-focused restructuring, and audience repositioning, ensuring responses are tailored to the needs of educators, solopreneurs, or small business owners with limited course design experience.
Customization Options: Users can specify their course topic (e.g., "digital marketing") and current audience (e.g., "beginners").

Constraint for Authenticity: Address the challenge of refreshing stale content without requiring a full redesign, keeping suggestions practical and resource-efficient.

2. Define the Goal: Specify Output and Format

Your task is to analyze a user-provided course outline and provide five suggestions each for updating it with new angles or topics, restructuring it for better engagement, and repositioning it for a slightly different audience. The output should be a clear, structured list designed to enhance course relevance, learner interaction, and market appeal within a short implementation timeframe (e.g., 1-2 weeks).
SMART Goal Integration: Deliver specific (five ideas per category), measurable (actionable steps), achievable (feasible updates), relevant (aligned with course goals), and time-bound (quick to apply) suggestions.

Performance Target: Ensure each suggestion is concise and includes a practical rationale.

3. Provide a Clear Structure

Structure the response as follows:
Introduction: Explain the benefits of reworking existing content to boost its value and appeal (2-3 sentences).

Section 1: Updating with New Angles or Topics  
List five specific ideas with brief rationales.

Section 2: Restructuring for Better Engagement  
List five specific ideas with brief rationales.

Section 3: Repositioning for a Different Audience  
List five specific ideas with brief rationales.

Visual Aid Suggestion: Present suggestions in a table:  
Category

Suggestion

Rationale

Update

[Idea]

[Why it works]

Restructure

[Idea]

[Why it works]

Reposition

[Idea]

[Why it works]

4. Specify the Tone and Audience

Write in a professional yet approachable tone suited for educators, solopreneurs, or small business owners. Use clear, concise language with occasional industry terms (e.g., "learner engagement") to maintain credibility without overwhelming novices.

5. Set Constraints and Guidelines

Ensure the response includes five unique suggestions per section, avoids vague or repetitive ideas, and stays within a 600-word limit. Each suggestion should be 1-2 sentences with a clear rationale.
Optimization for Readability: Keep sentences under 20 words.

Refinement Directive: Avoid excessive jargon; focus on actionable steps.

6. Include Examples for Benchmarking

For a "digital marketing" course:
Updating with New Angles:  
Suggestion: Add a module on TikTok advertising trends.  

Rationale: Short-form video is a growing marketing channel, attracting new learners.

Restructuring for Engagement:  
Suggestion: Add case study discussions after each lesson.  

Rationale: Real-world examples increase relevance and interaction.

Repositioning for a Different Audience:  
Suggestion: Target freelancers instead of small businesses.  

Rationale: Freelancers need cost-effective marketing, expanding your reach.

7. Refine for Quality

Review the output for:  
Key Criteria: Practicality, creativity, relevance, and clarity.  

Specific Task: Ensure each suggestion is actionable and tied to a benefit.

Self-Assessment Checklist:  
Are five distinct suggestions provided per section?  

Is the tone professional yet accessible?  

Are rationales clear and concise?

8. Scenario-Based Variations

Health Niche: "Act as a wellness coach reworking a fitness course for remote workers."  

Business Niche: "Act as a business strategist updating a leadership course for startups."

9. AI Optimization Techniques

Chaining Prompts: First, identify gaps in the outline, then generate tailored suggestions.  

Iterative Feedback: Allow users to refine by adding preferences (e.g., "emphasize video content").

10. Embedded Worksheets and Tools

Template: Provide a table for users to input their outline and track suggestions.  

Tracker: Suggest a checklist to prioritize and implement changes.

Additional Premium Enhancements
Customization Options: Users can specify course format (e.g., text-based, video) or audience demographics (e.g., age range).  

Advanced Variations: Adapt for mini-courses or evergreen content updates.  

Visual Guides: Recommend a table or flowchart to map old vs. new outlines.

Instructions for Use

1. Role and Context Definition

(Leave this section exactly as written in the original prompt.)

User Action:

• Replace [course topic] (e.g., [digital marketing]) and [current audience] (e.g., [beginners]) with your course’s focus and learners.

2. Define the Goal: Specify Output and Format

(Leave this section exactly as written in the original prompt.)

User Tip:

• Ensure the AI has access to your existing course outline or a general overview of its content to provide relevant suggestions.

3. Provide a Clear Structure

(Leave this section exactly as written in the original prompt.)

Optional:

• Ask the AI to return results in table format for easier comparison by stating: “Please format in a table.”

4. Specify the Tone and Audience

(Leave this section exactly as written in the original prompt.)

Note:

• This prompt is suited for those with limited design experience. The AI’s tone remains helpful, practical, and easy to follow.

5. Set Constraints and Guidelines

(Leave this section exactly as written in the original prompt.)

User Tip:

• You can specify a word count cap, course type, or desired depth if needed.
  Example: “Keep suggestions suitable for short-form video courses.”

6. Include Examples for Benchmarking

(Leave this section exactly as written in the original prompt.)

User Tip:

• Replace [digital marketing] with your topic to align the example with your course content.

7. Refine for Quality

(Leave this section exactly as written in the original prompt.)

User Tip:

• Use follow-up prompts to ask for variations, prioritizations, or simplifications.
  Example: “Which two updates would be easiest to implement with limited tech skills?”

8. Scenario-Based Variations

(Leave this section exactly as written in the original prompt.)

User Action:

• Tailor your instruction with niche-specific context, such as:

  • "Act as a [nonprofit educator] updating a course for [volunteer onboarding]."

9. AI Optimization Techniques

(Leave this section exactly as written in the original prompt.)

User Tip:

• Begin by asking: “What’s missing or outdated in this outline?”

• Then follow with: “Now suggest updates based on those gaps.”

10. Embedded Worksheets and Tools

(Leave this section exactly as written in the original prompt.)

Optional Enhancements:

• Add fields like:

  • [Course Topic]

  • [Original Audience]

  • [New Target Audience]

  • [Suggested Change]

  • [Rationale]

• Use checklists to implement and track edits.

Summary

This prompt is built to help users breathe new life into existing course content with minimal resources. Replace all terms marked in brackets [ ] with your own inputs. Follow the default structure unless specified otherwise. All marked sections labeled “Leave this section exactly as written” are fully optimized and require no edits.

Example Output:

Step 3: Brainstorm Launch Angles That Actually Stand Out

Name: Course Launch Angle Generator.

Purpose:

This prompt enables educators, solopreneurs, and small business owners to create five unique marketing angles for launching a course, tailored to their topic and audience. Each angle includes a campaign message/theme, addresses a specific student pain point, and provides a catchy call-to-action, ensuring the course stands out in a competitive market and drives enrollment.

IA Prompt:

1. Role and Context Definition

Act as a digital marketing strategist and course launch expert skilled in creating compelling campaign strategies. Your task is to assist users in generating five unique marketing angles for launching a course on [insert topic], tailored to their specified audience [describe audience], ensuring responses address real-world marketing challenges for educators, solopreneurs, or small business owners.
Customization Options: Users can specify course topic (e.g., "personal finance"), audience demographics (e.g., "young professionals"), and preferred platforms (e.g., "Instagram").

Constraint for Authenticity: Address the challenge of standing out in a crowded market with distinctive, audience-focused campaigns.

2. Define the Goal: Specify Output and Format

Your task is to generate five unique marketing angles for launching a course on [insert topic] for [describe audience]. The output should be a structured list, designed to enhance course visibility and enrollment by addressing specific student pain points within a short campaign timeframe (e.g., 4-6 weeks).

SMART Goal Integration: Deliver specific (five angles), measurable (actionable campaigns), achievable (feasible for small teams), relevant (aligned with audience needs), and time-bound (campaign-ready) outputs.

Performance Target: Each angle must include a campaign message/theme, a student pain point addressed, and a catchy call-to-action (CTA).

3. Provide a Clear Structure
Structure the response as follows:
Introduction: Highlight the importance of unique marketing angles for a successful course launch (2-3 sentences).

Marketing Angle 1:
Campaign Message/Theme: [Distinctive message or theme]

Student Pain Point Addressed: [Specific pain point]

Call-to-Action: [Catchy, actionable CTA]

Marketing Angle 2:
Campaign Message/Theme: [Distinctive message or theme]

Student Pain Point Addressed: [Specific pain point]

Call-to-Action: [Catchy, actionable CTA]

Marketing Angle 3:
Campaign Message/Theme: [Distinctive message or theme]

Student Pain Point Addressed: [Specific pain point]

Call-to-Action: [Catchy, actionable CTA]

Marketing Angle 4:
Campaign Message/Theme: [Distinctive message or theme]

Student Pain Point Addressed: [Specific pain point]

Call-to-Action: [Catchy, actionable CTA]

Marketing Angle 5:
Campaign Message/Theme: [Distinctive message or theme]

Student Pain Point Addressed: [Specific pain point]

Call-to-Action: [Catchy, actionable CTA]

Visual Aid Suggestion: Present angles in a table:  
Angle

Campaign Message/Theme

Pain Point Addressed

Call-to-Action

1

[Message]

[Pain Point]

[CTA]

4. Specify the Tone and Audience

Write in an engaging, professional tone suited for educators, solopreneurs, or small business owners launching online courses. Use clear language with marketing-specific phrasing (e.g., "conversion," "engagement") to maintain credibility while remaining accessible.

5. Set Constraints and Guidelines

Ensure the response includes five distinct marketing angles, avoids generic or repetitive ideas, and stays within a 500-word limit. Each angle’s components (message, pain point, CTA) should be concise (1-2 sentences).
Optimization for Readability: Keep sentences under 20 words.

Refinement Directive: Avoid jargon unless essential; prioritize actionable, memorable CTAs.

6. Include Examples for Benchmarking

For a course on "personal finance" aimed at young professionals:
Marketing Angle:
Campaign Message/Theme: "Master Your Money, Stress-Free!"  

Student Pain Point Addressed: Overwhelm from budgeting and debt management.  

Call-to-Action: "Join Now to Take Control of Your Finances!"

7. Refine for Quality

Review the output for:  
Key Criteria: Creativity, audience relevance, clarity, and campaign feasibility.  

Specific Task: Ensure CTAs are compelling and pain points are specific.

Self-Assessment Checklist:  
Are five unique angles provided?  

Is the tone engaging and professional?  

Are all components (message, pain point, CTA) included and clear?

8. Scenario-Based Variations

Health Niche: "Act as a wellness coach generating launch angles for a mindfulness course."  

Tech Niche: "Act as a tech educator creating angles for a coding bootcamp."

9. AI Optimization Techniques

Chaining Prompts: First, identify audience pain points, then craft campaign themes, then develop CTAs.  

Iterative Feedback: Allow users to refine by specifying platforms (e.g., "focus on email campaigns").

10. Embedded Worksheets and Tools

Template: Provide a fillable table for users to input their topic/audience and track angles.  

Tracker: Suggest a ranking tool to prioritize angles by impact or ease of execution.

Additional Premium Enhancements

Customization Options: Users can specify campaign channels (e.g., social media, email) or audience psychographics (e.g., "motivated by career growth").  

Advanced Variations: Adapt for relaunch campaigns or niche-specific audiences.  

Visual Guides: Recommend a funnel diagram showing how angles drive awareness to enrollment.

1. Role and Context Definition

Keep this section unchanged.

Action:

• Replace [insert topic] with your course subject (e.g., "email automation")

• Replace [describe audience] with your target audience (e.g., "non-technical small business owners")

• Optionally add preferred platforms (e.g., "LinkedIn", "email", "YouTube")

2. Define the Goal: Specify Output and Format

Keep this section unchanged.

Action:

• Fill in the topic and audience as described in Section 1

• The goal already defines the format: five angles, each with message, pain point, and CTA

3. Provide a Clear Structure

Keep this section unchanged.

Action (Optional):

• You may request the output in a table format for easier review

• Example table format:

  Campaign Message/Theme	Student Pain Point	Call-to-Action

4. Specify the Tone and Audience

Keep this section unchanged.

Note:

• The prompt is designed for a broad but relevant user base. You do not need to edit this section unless you want to specify a unique tone or voice.

5. Set Constraints and Guidelines

Keep this section unchanged.

Note:

• Each marketing angle must be concise, distinct, and include all three elements: message, pain point, and CTA

• Ensure no additional jargon is introduced unless necessary and audience-appropriate

6. Include Examples for Benchmarking

Keep this section unchanged.

Action:

• Replace the example with your own topic and audience to better match your context

• This helps you evaluate the output quality more effectively

7. Refine for Quality

Keep this section unchanged.

Checklist to Review Output:

• Are all five angles distinct?

• Are all three required elements included per angle?

• Are CTAs clear and likely to prompt action?

8. Scenario-Based Variations

Keep this section unchanged.

Optional Customization:

• Modify niche or target course (e.g., "Act as a career coach launching a resume-building workshop")

9. AI Optimization Techniques

Keep this section unchanged.

Usage Tip:

• Begin with a narrower prompt like: “List the top frustrations of [audience] trying to learn [topic].”

• Then feed that into this full prompt for focused output

10. Embedded Worksheets and Tools

Keep this section unchanged.

Optional Additions:

• Ask for a fillable table or a prioritization tool to help select which angle to use first

• Add a column to rank ideas by platform fit or conversion potential

Summary

To use this prompt effectively:

• Replace placeholders: [insert topic], [describe audience], and optionally add platform preferences

• Keep all other sections exactly as written

• Optional enhancements: ask for output in table form or request additional metrics like projected conversion impact

This guide ensures consistent, actionable results tailored to any course launch scenario.

Example Output:

Pros & Cons of Prompt-Powered Brainstorming

Pros:

• Fast track to fresh ideas when your well’s running dry.

• Makes old content feel new again.

• Helps you explore beyond your usual go-to themes.

Cons:

• Some outputs may be broad—add specificity.

• AI helps, but your audience insight still leads.

Final Verdict

When your brain’s buffering, don’t power through it—prompt your way forward.
Use these templates to build new courses, refresh what you’ve got, or reframe your next campaign.

It’s the kind of behind-the-scenes work that quietly fills your content calendar—and your client roster.

Top Industry Headlines You Shouldn’t Miss

Google’s AI Overviews Go Live
Why it matters: Your course content should be summary-friendly in search.

LinkedIn Introduces Thought Leader Ads
Use this: Turn your brainstormed ideas into bite-sized expertise posts.

Notion Adds Visual Brainstorming Mode
Finally: You can generate and map ideas in the same space.

ChatGPT Introduces Memory Function
Big deal: Your AI assistant can now remember your niche, your tone, your style.

Udemy Reports a Surge in Micro-Courses
Trend alert: Small and smart is winning—these prompts help you move faster.

Takeaways and Best Uses

In Summary:

• When stuck, use AI prompts to brainstorm course ideas, rework existing content, or build launch messaging.

• Adapt your inputs—audience, topic, format—for better results.

• Keep a “Creative Bank” of prompt outputs you can revisit when you need a spark.

Best Tips:

• Save and organize your favorite prompts in Notion or Google Docs.

• Run the same prompt with slight variations to generate even more ideas.

• Turn one idea into five pieces of content: a course, an Instagram post, an email, a webinar, and a blog article.

Until next time—stay curious, stay strategic, and remember: a single prompt could spark your next breakthrough.

Valentine.

Morphoices: Psychology-Driven Course Creation.

P. S. — I’m so excited about what’s coming next in these Deep Dives. Would you like a sneak peek at upcoming topics? Let me know, and I’ll share a preview!