Learn how to prompt AI to generate structured, styled reports
Generate a report summarizing the results of a customer survey. The report should include the following sections:Consider the desired style of your output and include instructions which reflect that style. Here are some examples for different report stuctures and styles:
1. Executive Summary
2. Key Findings
3. Recommendations
4. Detailed Analysis
Style | Description | Sample Prompt Addition |
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Executive Dashboard | High-level KPIs, insights, actions | “Create a dashboard-style summary with KPIs, key findings…” |
Slide-Style Report | Each section = one slide (for Google Slides / PowerPoint) | “Format each section like a slide with a title + 3 bullets…” |
Analyst Bullet Report | Dense bullets, bolded labels, zero fluff | “Use a clean bullet-point format with bolded highlights…” |
Comparison Table | Compare multiple products or groups side-by-side | “Include comparison tables and insights per group…” |
Q&A Format | Conversational, like an interview | “Write the summary as a Q&A between researcher and analyst…” |
Timeline Report | Chronological milestones, testing phases, or journeys | “Summarize events in a timeline-style with emojis…” |
Storytelling Format | Narrative arc for presentations or internal buy-in | “Write as a story with sections: Background, Discovery, etc.” |
Format the report in Markdown. Use **bold** for section headers, bullet points for findings, and italics for recommendations. Include a table for the detailed analysis section.
- In the Executive Summary section, summarize the main findings in 3-4 sentences.
- In the Key Findings section, list the findings as bullet points.
- In the Detailed Analysis section, provide detailed descriptions in paragraphs.
Generate a report summarizing the survey results. The report should have the following sections: # Executive SummaryExample Output:
- Provide a brief summary of the main findings in 3-4 sentences. # Key Findings
- List the key findings using bullet points. Use bullet points for each finding.
# Recommendations
- Provide a list of recommendations based on the findings, formatted as bullet points.
- Make sure to write recommendations in **bold**. # Detailed Analysis
- For each question in the survey, include a detailed analysis. Write paragraphs explaining the results and what they imply.
- If a table is needed for data, include it with the column names: “Question”, “Response”, and “Percentage”.
Executive Summary
This report provides an overview of the recent customer survey results, highlighting key insights and actionable recommendations.Key Findings
80% of customers are satisfied with our product. 15% of customers noted issues with the website’s navigation. 5% of respondents have never used the product.Recommendations
Enhance website navigation to improve the user experience. Focus on customer engagement for the 5% who haven’t used the product.Detailed Analysis
Question 1: How satisfied are you with the product? 80% of respondents reported being satisfied with the product. This is a positive outcome, but there is still room for improvement to achieve even higher satisfaction levels. Question 2: What issues have you faced with the product? 15% mentioned issues with navigation. This suggests that the interface might be complex for some users. We recommend a review of the UI/UX.
Question Response Percentage How satisfied are you with the product? Satisfied 80% What issues have you faced with the product? Navigation 15% Have you used the product? No 5%
Element | Prompt Keyword | Example Output |
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Headings | ## Executive Summary | ## Executive Summary |
Bold Text | **Key Insight:** | Key Insight: |
Bullet List | - Item 1 | – Item 1 |
Numbered List | 1. First | 1. First |
Tables | Ask for: “Markdown table” | Structured rows + columns |