Act as a UK grant-writing strategist. My edge / niche: [EDGE — health / arts / youth / environment]. Weekly hours: [HRS].
Deliver: (1) 8 charity buyer types ranked by (budget × win-rate × cadence × my edge) — small grassroots (<£100K turnover), medium regional (£100K-£1M), large national (>£1M), CIC/social enterprises, faith groups, sports clubs, arts orgs, mental-health, (2) top 3 with a real persona (chair/CEO archetype, pain points, decision speed), (3) the funder-pot map for each (National Lottery, local authority, corporate CSR, trusts, EU legacy), (4) willingness-to-pay evidence, (5) the ONE wedge buyer I'd target first, (6) positioning that doesn't compete with in-house fundraisers, (7) a 12-month client ladder. End with the ONE buyer type that pays fast but has 3× the compliance overhead.
Prompt 02
02 · Funder-Pot Research Sprint
Act as a UK funding-landscape researcher. Charity cause: [CAUSE]. Budget need: £[X].
Deliver: (1) a 60-min research sprint identifying 10 live funder pots matching the cause + budget, (2) each with (funder name, pot name, min/max grant, deadline, geographic scope, past-recipient list, win-rate estimate, application effort in hours), (3) source list (Grants Online, FundingCentral, Charity Commission, funder websites, Twitter/X funder alerts), (4) a 3-tier prioritisation (must-apply / could-apply / don't-bother), (5) a red-flag list (pots that reject 95% of unsolicited apps), (6) how to detect a funder's current strategic priorities from their annual report, (7) a repeatable weekly refresh discipline. End with the ONE funder-research move that separates winning bids from padded ones — most writers skip it.
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