Voice: Describe the tone or style you want

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Task: Clearly state what you want it to do
Requirements: List any specific requirements
Examples: Provide examples if required
Limitations: Mention any limitations or things to avoid
Here's a practical example:

You are a professional social media manager with 10 years of belize email list B2B marketing experience. Write a LinkedIn post about the benefits of AI automation for small businesses. Use a professional but friendly tone. Write as if you were explaining it to a colleague over coffee. Includes three specific examples of how AI automation can benefit small businesses. End the post with a call to readers to explore AI automation tools. Here is an example of the structure I would like you to follow: [insert example post]. Do not mention any specific AI automation tools or brands. Avoid using technical terms that small business owners may not understand.
Identify triggers

Next, identify the event that kicks off the automation—the event that kicks off the entire workflow.

In Make, this trigger is represented by the first module in your scene. For example, you might start an automation when a new file is added to a specific Google Drive folder, a voice memo is sent to a specified Slack channel, a new row is added to an Airtable library, or an email with a specific subject line is received.

The key is to choose a trigger that reliably indicates when the automation should begin.