MicroAgently Playbooks

You are a Nigerian sales copywriter. Write a WhatsApp broadcast message for a product launch.

Business: [Your business name]
Product: [Product name and description]
Price: ₦[price]
Target audience: [Who you're selling to]
Key benefit: [Main reason to buy]

Write a message that is energetic, culturally authentic, includes 2-3 emojis, has a clear call to action, and is under 250 words. End with a WhatsApp link or phone number placeholder.

Write an Instagram caption for a clearance sale.

Business: [Business name]
What's on sale: [Products]
Discount: [Discount amount or percentage]
Duration: [How long the sale lasts]
Location/delivery: [Lagos only / nationwide / etc]

Write 3 caption variations:
1. High-energy and urgent
2. Warm and community-focused  
3. Short Pidgin version (under 50 words)

Include 8-10 relevant Nigerian hashtags for each.

Write a professional cold outreach email for a Nigerian B2B service.

My business: [Your business name and what you do]
Target company: [Type of company you're reaching out to]
Decision maker title: [CEO / Operations Manager / etc]
The specific problem I solve: [One clear problem]
Proof/result: [One result you've achieved for others]

Write a 3-email sequence:
Email 1: Initial outreach (under 150 words)
Email 2: Follow-up after 3 days (under 100 words)
Email 3: Final attempt after 7 days (under 80 words)

Keep the tone professional but warm — appropriate for Nigerian business culture.

Write conversion-focused landing page copy for a Nigerian product or service.

Product/service: [What you're selling]
Price: ₦[price]
Target buyer: [Who this is for]
Main pain point: [The problem they have]
Main benefit: [How you solve it]
Social proof: [Testimonials or results if available]

Structure the copy as:
- Power headline (one sentence)
- Sub-headline (one sentence expanding on headline)
- Problem section (2 paragraphs)
- Solution section (2 paragraphs + 5 bullet benefits)
- Social proof section
- Pricing and CTA section
- FAQ (3 questions and answers)

Write for a Nigerian audience. Use Naira pricing throughout.

Research the competitive landscape for a business in Nigeria.

My business type: [e.g. food delivery, fashion e-commerce, fintech, etc]
My target city/region: [Lagos / Abuja / nationwide / etc]
My price range: [Budget / mid-range / premium]

Produce a structured competitor report:
1. Top 5 direct competitors (name, positioning, price range, strengths, weaknesses)
2. Top 3 indirect competitors
3. Gaps in the market I can exploit
4. Recommended positioning strategy
5. One sentence summary of the competitive opportunity

Use publicly available data. Focus on the Nigerian market specifically.

Produce a sector intelligence brief for a Nigerian business sector.

Sector: [e.g. Nigerian fintech / Lagos real estate / Abuja food & beverage / Nigerian e-commerce]
Purpose: [Investment research / business entry / funding pitch / internal planning]

Cover:
1. Market size and growth rate (with sources)
2. Key players and market share
3. Consumer behavior trends
4. Regulatory environment (CAC, CBN, NAFDAC, etc as relevant)
5. Funding and investment activity
6. Biggest opportunities in the next 12 months
7. Biggest risks
8. Strategic recommendations

Format as a professional brief with headers and a one-page executive summary at the top.

Build a detailed customer persona for a Nigerian business.

Business: [Your business type]
Product/service: [What you sell]
Suspected target: [e.g. Lagos professional women 25-40 / Nigerian SME owners / Abuja civil servants]

Produce a full persona including:
- Demographics (age, location, income level, education)
- Daily routine and digital habits
- Pain points related to my product category
- Buying triggers (what makes them buy)
- Buying blockers (what stops them)
- Preferred platforms (WhatsApp / Instagram / Facebook / etc)
- Language preference (formal English / Pidgin / Yoruba / etc)
- Price sensitivity
- Recommended messaging approach

Give the persona a Nigerian name and make it feel real and specific.

Write a professional invoice follow-up message for a Nigerian business.

My business: [Your name / business name]
Client name: [Client name]
Invoice amount: ₦[amount]
Invoice date: [date]
Payment due date: [date]
Days overdue: [number]

Write 3 versions:
1. Gentle reminder (1-7 days overdue) — warm, assumes it's an oversight
2. Firm follow-up (8-21 days overdue) — professional, references the invoice clearly
3. Final notice (22+ days overdue) — firm, mentions next steps without being aggressive

Keep all versions professional and appropriate for Nigerian business relationships where maintaining goodwill matters.

Analyze my inventory data and give me a complete business intelligence report.

[Upload your CSV file with columns: Product Name, SKU, Quantity in Stock, Unit Cost, Unit Price, Monthly Sales Volume, Reorder Point]

From this data produce:
1. Current stock value (total cost and retail value)
2. Items below reorder point — urgent restock list
3. Slow-moving items (less than 5 units sold/month) — clearance candidates
4. Top 10 best-selling products by volume and by revenue
5. Estimated days of stock remaining per product
6. Recommended reorder quantities for top 20 products
7. Cash flow insight — how much is tied up in slow-moving stock

Format as a structured report I can share with my operations team.

Give me a complete, current guide to registering a business with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) in Nigeria.

Business type I want to register: [Sole proprietorship / Private Limited Company (Ltd) / Partnership]
Business sector: [Your sector]
Location: [State]

Cover:
1. Which registration type is best for my situation and why
2. Exact documents required
3. Step-by-step CAC online registration process (post-2020 portal)
4. Current fees in Naira
5. Timeline — how long each step takes
6. Common mistakes that delay registration
7. Tax registration steps after CAC (FIRS, State IRS, VAT)
8. Sector-specific licenses or permits I may need

Be specific to current Nigerian law and the CAC online portal.

Review this Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) and flag any issues for a Nigerian freelancer or consultant.

[Paste the full NDA text here]

Analyze and report:
1. OVERALL RISK RATING: Low / Medium / High
2. Who does this NDA protect more — me or the client?
3. RISKY CLAUSES: List each clause that is unfavorable, with plain-language explanation
4. MISSING PROTECTIONS: What standard clauses are absent that should protect me?
5. IP OWNERSHIP: Who owns work I create under this agreement?
6. DURATION: How long does confidentiality last — is it reasonable?
7. JURISDICTION: Which country/state's law governs this? Is it Nigeria?
8. RECOMMENDED CHANGES: 3-5 specific edits I should negotiate before signing
9. BOTTOM LINE: Should I sign as-is, negotiate first, or refuse?

Write in plain English — I am not a lawyer.

Review this vendor or supplier agreement for a Nigerian business owner.

[Paste the full vendor agreement here]

Check and report on:
1. Payment terms — are they fair? What are the penalties for late payment?
2. Delivery obligations — what happens if the vendor fails to deliver?
3. Quality standards — are minimum standards defined?
4. Liability caps — who is responsible if something goes wrong?
5. Termination clauses — can I exit this agreement? How much notice?
6. Exclusivity — does this prevent me from working with other vendors?
7. Price change provisions — can they increase prices without notice?
8. Dispute resolution — is it court, arbitration, or mediation? Which jurisdiction?
9. Nigerian law compliance — any clauses that conflict with Nigerian commercial law?
10. VERDICT: Sign / Negotiate / Reject — with specific negotiation points

Use plain language throughout.

Help me write a compelling Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF) grant application.

My startup:
- Name: [Startup name]
- Sector: [Sector]
- Stage: [Idea / MVP / Early revenue]
- Location: [Country and city]
- What we do: [2-3 sentence description]
- The problem we solve: [Specific problem]
- Our solution: [How we solve it]
- Revenue model: [How we make money]
- Traction so far: [Customers / revenue / partnerships if any]
- How I'll use the $5,000: [Specific breakdown]

Write:
1. Executive Summary (250 words max)
2. Problem Statement (200 words)
3. Solution Description (200 words)
4. Market Opportunity (150 words)
5. Business Model (150 words)
6. Use of Funds (bullet points totaling $5,000)
7. Founder Background (100 words)

Use TEF's language of social impact and African entrepreneurship throughout.

Write the narrative copy for a 10-slide startup pitch deck targeting African investors.

Startup:
- Name: [Name]
- Sector: [Sector]
- Problem: [The problem]
- Solution: [Your solution]
- Market size: [TAM / SAM / SOM if known]
- Business model: [How you make money]
- Traction: [Key metrics]
- Team: [Founders and key roles]
- Funding ask: ₦[amount] or $[amount]
- Use of funds: [What you'll spend it on]

Write copy for each slide:
1. Cover — punchy one-liner
2. Problem — the pain point
3. Solution — your answer
4. Market — the opportunity size
5. Product — what it does
6. Business Model — how you earn
7. Traction — proof it works
8. Team — why you'll win
9. Financials — key numbers
10. Ask — what you need and why

Keep it investor-grade: specific, credible, and Africa-first.

Search for and list all currently active grant and funding opportunities for my startup.

My startup profile:
- Sector: [e.g. agritech / fintech / edtech / healthtech]
- Stage: [Idea / MVP / Early revenue / Growth]
- Country: [Nigeria / Ghana / Kenya / etc]
- Founder background: [Youth / Female / etc — if relevant for eligibility]
- Annual revenue: ₦[amount] or $[amount] or pre-revenue

Search for:
1. African-focused grants (TEF, Norrsken, Seedstars, etc)
2. Nigerian government programs (NITDA, BOI, SMEDAN, YouWIN)
3. Global programs open to Africa (YC, Google for Startups, etc)
4. Sector-specific funding relevant to my business

For each opportunity include:
- Organization name and program name
- Amount available
- Eligibility requirements
- Application deadline (or "rolling")
- Website URL
- My match score: High / Medium / Low
- Why it matches or doesn't

Sort by match score, then by deadline.

Create a 30-day social media content calendar for a Nigerian business.

Business: [Business name and type]
Products/services: [What you sell]
Target audience: [Who follows you]
Platforms: [Instagram / Facebook / TikTok / Twitter — select all that apply]
Brand voice: [Professional / Playful / Educational / Street-smart]
Monthly theme or campaign: [e.g. Ramadan sales / Independence Day / back to school / etc or "none"]

Build a day-by-day calendar with:
- Date
- Platform
- Content type (Reel / Carousel / Story / Static post / Tweet)
- Caption (full, ready to post)
- 5-8 hashtags
- Optimal posting time (WAT)
- Engagement prompt (question or CTA to boost comments)

Group into 4 weekly themes that build toward a monthly goal.

Write a complete YouTube script for an educational video targeting Nigerian viewers.

Channel niche: [e.g. personal finance / tech skills / business / cooking / fashion]
Video topic: [Specific topic]
Target viewer: [Who watches your channel]
Video length target: [5 min / 10 min / 15 min]
Tone: [Educational / Entertaining / Motivational / Documentary]

Write:
1. HOOK (first 30 seconds) — grab attention immediately, no slow intros
2. INTRO (30-60 seconds) — who this is for and what they'll learn
3. MAIN CONTENT — broken into clear numbered sections with transitions
4. CALL TO ACTION — subscribe, comment, like, share — make it specific
5. OUTRO (30 seconds) — tease next video, final motivation

Include:
- B-roll suggestions in [brackets]
- On-screen text suggestions in CAPS
- Natural Nigerian expressions where appropriate
- One Pidgin moment if the tone allows

Create a complete omnichannel marketing campaign for a Nigerian business launch or promotion.

Business: [Name]
Campaign goal: [Launch / Sale / Event / Brand awareness]
Campaign duration: [Number of days or weeks]
Budget context: [Organic only / Small paid budget / Full paid campaign]
Key message: [The one thing you want people to remember]
Platforms: [WhatsApp / Instagram / Facebook / TikTok / Twitter / Email]

Produce:
1. Campaign name and tagline
2. Week-by-week content plan (Phase 1: Tease / Phase 2: Launch / Phase 3: Sustain)
3. Per-platform content for each phase:
   - WhatsApp: broadcast messages (ready to send)
   - Instagram: captions + story text
   - Facebook: post copy
   - TikTok: video concepts + captions
   - Twitter: tweet thread
   - Email: subject line + preview text + body
4. Hashtag strategy (branded + category + trending)
5. Influencer brief (one paragraph to send to a micro-influencer)
6. Success metrics to track