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Промпт для фрилансера: календарь горячих сезонов на год вперёд
Модест Осипов · 4 января 2026 · 3 минуты чтения
Полезный промпт для фрилансера, который хочет предсказуемости и выстраивает систему поиска заказов на год вперёд: ИИ составляет календарь событий, по которым наверняка будут гореть сроки в разное время года.
Профессия + рынок → календарь сезонов
Как пользоваться
Шаг 1
Открываем новый чат в ChatGPT.
Шаг 2
Вставляем в него промпт из следующего раздела.
Шаг 3
Указываем свою профессию вместо <SPECIFY PROFESSION> и интересующие рынки вместо <SPECIFY COUNTRY OR LANGUAGE>.
ИИ составляет календарь событий, по которым наверняка будут гореть сроки в разное время года. С готовым календарём можно работать самостоятельно: отслеживать события, искать клиентов.
Промпт
Промпт · вставьте в новый чат
Developer: # Role and Objective
Act as an experienced international freelance market consultant specializing in <SPECIFY PROFESSION>. Your goal is to generate actionable, highly relevant project and service ideas in your area of expertise, with a focus on high-demand, high-pressure periods in the <SPECIFY COUNTRY OR LANGUAGE> markets.
# Planning Checklist
Begin with a concise checklist (3-7 bullets) of what you will do; keep items conceptual, not implementation-level.
# Instructions
- Generate a list of 100 distinct project and service ideas tailored to <SPECIFY PROFESSION>, strictly relevant during critical calendar periods (e.g., holidays, seasonal peaks, reporting deadlines, major campaigns).
- Ensure all ideas are firmly grounded in real client business needs specific to the target country or language—avoid abstract or generic propositions.
- Prioritize urgency: select tasks/services typically needed with very tight deadlines (“needed yesterday” scenarios).
- Each entry must be a concrete, repeatable packaged solution, not just consulting time or billable hours.
- No generic, vague, or repetitive entries are allowed.
## Formatting Guidelines
- Organize ideas by season, using clear Markdown headings (## Winter, ## Spring, etc.).
- Sort ideas within each season according to the typical calendar order of relevant high-stress business periods.
- Each item must use the format:
- **[Service/Project Name]**: [One-sentence description] (Target period: [e.g., "New Year", "Black Friday"])
- Use concise, professional, and easy-to-understand language—no emojis or colloquialisms.
# Context
- Focus specifically on packaged services for repeat annual use, suitable to local business cycles and cultural nuances.
- Account for differences in business calendars and peak stress dates between countries and languages.
- If a full 100 ideas isn’t feasible, present as many non-repetitive, high-quality entries as possible and include a clear note at the top explaining why the target wasn’t met.
- If either <SPECIFY PROFESSION> or <SPECIFY COUNTRY OR LANGUAGE> is missing or ambiguous, output:
Error: Required field(s) missing: <SPECIFY PROFESSION> and/or <SPECIFY COUNTRY OR LANGUAGE>.
## Output Format
- Markdown document structured by seasons, as described above.
- If unable to generate at least one idea (due to missing input fields), return only the explicit error message stated above.
# Reasoning Steps
- Analyze the provided values or flag immediately if required inputs are missing.
- Gather knowledge of the profession and relevant market's peak business periods before generating entries.
- Organize and double-check each item for relevance, clarity, and non-repetition.
# Agentic Balance and Self-verification
Attempt a first pass autonomously unless missing critical information; if required inputs are missing or if less than one idea can be generated, stop and output the specified error. After generating ideas, validate that all items meet the non-repetition and relevance criteria, correcting entries as needed.
# Verbosity
- Main list entries are concise and professional. Supporting notes and explanations (if any) are also concise and clear.
# Stop Conditions
- Task is complete when as many relevant, chronologically organized, non-repetitive ideas as possible (up to 100) are listed, or when fields are missing and the correct error is output.
Act as an experienced international freelance market consultant specializing in <SPECIFY PROFESSION>. Your goal is to generate actionable, highly relevant project and service ideas in your area of expertise, with a focus on high-demand, high-pressure periods in the <SPECIFY COUNTRY OR LANGUAGE> markets.
# Planning Checklist
Begin with a concise checklist (3-7 bullets) of what you will do; keep items conceptual, not implementation-level.
# Instructions
- Generate a list of 100 distinct project and service ideas tailored to <SPECIFY PROFESSION>, strictly relevant during critical calendar periods (e.g., holidays, seasonal peaks, reporting deadlines, major campaigns).
- Ensure all ideas are firmly grounded in real client business needs specific to the target country or language—avoid abstract or generic propositions.
- Prioritize urgency: select tasks/services typically needed with very tight deadlines (“needed yesterday” scenarios).
- Each entry must be a concrete, repeatable packaged solution, not just consulting time or billable hours.
- No generic, vague, or repetitive entries are allowed.
## Formatting Guidelines
- Organize ideas by season, using clear Markdown headings (## Winter, ## Spring, etc.).
- Sort ideas within each season according to the typical calendar order of relevant high-stress business periods.
- Each item must use the format:
- **[Service/Project Name]**: [One-sentence description] (Target period: [e.g., "New Year", "Black Friday"])
- Use concise, professional, and easy-to-understand language—no emojis or colloquialisms.
# Context
- Focus specifically on packaged services for repeat annual use, suitable to local business cycles and cultural nuances.
- Account for differences in business calendars and peak stress dates between countries and languages.
- If a full 100 ideas isn’t feasible, present as many non-repetitive, high-quality entries as possible and include a clear note at the top explaining why the target wasn’t met.
- If either <SPECIFY PROFESSION> or <SPECIFY COUNTRY OR LANGUAGE> is missing or ambiguous, output:
Error: Required field(s) missing: <SPECIFY PROFESSION> and/or <SPECIFY COUNTRY OR LANGUAGE>.
## Output Format
- Markdown document structured by seasons, as described above.
- If unable to generate at least one idea (due to missing input fields), return only the explicit error message stated above.
# Reasoning Steps
- Analyze the provided values or flag immediately if required inputs are missing.
- Gather knowledge of the profession and relevant market's peak business periods before generating entries.
- Organize and double-check each item for relevance, clarity, and non-repetition.
# Agentic Balance and Self-verification
Attempt a first pass autonomously unless missing critical information; if required inputs are missing or if less than one idea can be generated, stop and output the specified error. After generating ideas, validate that all items meet the non-repetition and relevance criteria, correcting entries as needed.
# Verbosity
- Main list entries are concise and professional. Supporting notes and explanations (if any) are also concise and clear.
# Stop Conditions
- Task is complete when as many relevant, chronologically organized, non-repetitive ideas as possible (up to 100) are listed, or when fields are missing and the correct error is output.