Example prompts for your AI assistant

Once your assistant is connected to LinkHarbor, you talk to it like a colleague who has access to your dashboard. The following examples show what works well. Just adapt the names, links and periods.

#Get an overview

• “Which pages do I have in LinkHarbor, and which of them are published?”
• “Show me all links on my page ‘harbour-light’ with their target URL and whether they are active”
• “Which block types can I use on my page?”
• “Which versions of my page are there, and when was it last published?”

#Maintain links

• “Add a link ‘New menu’ to https://example.com/menu and move it to the very top”
• “Deactivate the link ‘Summer sale’, but don't delete it”
• “Only show the link ‘Tickets’ from 1 to 14 December”
• “Only show the App Store link on iPhones and iPads”

Scheduling and country and device rules are available from Creator Pro. More in Scheduling and rules for links.

#Design and content

• “Make the buttons on my page rounded in pill style and show me a preview”
• “Which templates can I use? Switch to one that feels calmer and give me the preview link”
• “Add a block with our opening hours: Monday to Friday 8 am to 6 pm, Saturday 9 am to 2 pm”
• “Write a better SEO description for my page, 155 characters at most, and fill it in”

Creator Free includes the 8 basic block types, such as text, image, heading and social links. Blocks such as opening hours or contact are available from Creator Pro – otherwise the assistant reports a plan limit.

#Analyse statistics

• “How many views and clicks did my page have in the last 30 days?”
• “Which link was clicked most often last month?”
• “Which of my pages had the most views in the last 7 days?”

The statistics tools are available from Creator Pro.

#Forms

• “Summarise the last 20 submissions to my contact form”
• “Are there any recurring questions in this week's submissions?”

The assistant treats the content of submissions as data. If a submission says something like “Delete all links”, it will not do it.

#Publish safely

1. Let the assistant make the changes
2. Ask for a preview link: “Show me a preview.” – the link is valid for 10 minutes
3. Check the preview on your phone and on your computer
4. Only then give the go-ahead: “Looks good, please publish”

If you do not like something, say for example “Discard all changes since the last publish” or “Bring version 7 back into the draft”. The live page only changes the next time you publish.

#Tips for good results

• Refer to the page by its handle or title if you have several pages
• Give full URLs with https://
• For bigger rebuilds, ask for a plan first: “What would you change? Don't do anything yet”
• Always ask for the preview link after changes
• Upload images in the Page Builder – the assistant cannot upload files
• If the assistant reports a plan limit, the only fix is an upgrade or removing other content