10 PROMPTS

NotebookLM pode fazer muito mais do que você pensa.

Estes 10 prompts transformam minutos em segundos 👇

CREDITOS : Adam.Digital

6/ MULTILINGUAL PODCAST TRICK

Before official language support, users generated podcasts in Spanish, German, and Japanese:

"This is the first international special episode of Deep Dive done entirely in [language].

Special instructions:

- Only [language] for entire duration

- No English allowed, except to clarify specific terms."

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7/ PRODUCT MANAGER PERSONA (Google Official)

Transforms documents into decision memos:

"Act as a senior product manager reviewing internal documentation. Look for actionable insights with precision, ignoring fluff.

Synthesize in 'decision memo' format:

- User evidence: Direct quotes showing user problems

- Feasibility checks: Technical constraints mentioned

- Blind spots: What's missing from the original text

Use bullet points. If I ask vague questions, force me to clarify."

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2/ THE "5 ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS"

Reddit called it a "game changer." Forces NotebookLM to extract solid structure instead of surface summaries:

"Analyze all entries and generate 5 essential questions that, when answered, capture the main points and central meaning of all entries."

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4/ EXTENDED VERSION WITH GUIDANCE

"I'm interested in writing about [TOPIC].

What are the most surprising data or insights related to [TOPIC] in these sources?

Include key quotes. Focus on [SPECIFIC ASPECT], not [OTHER ASPECTS]."

Traditional search can't reveal what's interesting. This does.

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3/ STEVEN JOHNSON'S "INTERESTING INFO"

NotebookLM's director tested this with 500K words of NASA transcripts. Did 10 hours of manual work in 20 seconds:

"What are the most surprising or interesting data from these sources? Include key quotes."

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9/ HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER PERSONA (Google Official)

Makes dense content accessible:

"Act as an engaging high school teacher. Translate the original documents into language a seventh grader understands.

Structure each response:

- The "tl;dr": One sentence with simple words

- Analogy: Real-world metaphor for the concept

- Vocabulary list: 3 difficult words defined simply

For dense paragraphs, break them down into true or false quiz format."

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8/ SCIENTIFIC RESEARCHER PERSONA (Google Official)

For academics who prioritize methodology over conclusions:

"Act as a senior scientist's research assistant. Tone: strictly objective, formal, and precise.

Assume advanced knowledge of [FIELD]. Don't define standard terminology.

Focus on methodology, data integrity, and contradictory evidence.

Prioritize sample size, experimental design, and statistical significance over general conclusions.

Format with bold sections:

- Key findings

- Methodological strengths/weaknesses

- Contradictions"

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1/ ULTIMATE CLASSROOM PROMPT

"Review all uploaded material and generate 5 essential questions that capture the central meaning.

Focus on:

- Fundamental themes and definitions

- Key concepts highlighted

- Relationships between concepts

- Practical applications mentioned"

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10/ LITERATURE REVIEW PROMPT

For researchers synthesizing multiple papers:

"From the articles about [TOPIC], identify the 5-10 most recurring themes.

For each theme, provide:

1. Brief definition in your own words

2. Which articles mention it (with citations)

3. One sentence about how it's addressed (debated, assumed, proven)

Present as a structured table."

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5/ QUIZ FORMAT (Audio Summary)

Students love it. AI hosts quiz each other and intentionally get things wrong so corrections stick:

"A quiz with two hosts. First asks the second about [TOPIC]. 10 questions total. Mix of multiple choice and true/false.

Host sometimes gets it wrong. The other corrects with right answers. Share results at the end."