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💘 February AI Prompt Challenge: Fall back in love with Q2 Planning

  • February 5, 2026
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kelly.bebenek
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Fall back in love with your Q2 planning

 

February is when Q2 planning gets serious. Budgets are tighter, expectations are higher, and “we think this worked” is no longer enough.

So this month, we’re leaning into a little Valentine’s Day energy. Not hearts and candy, but commitment. To the data. To what actually worked. And to making better decisions this year.

This Mira Studio prompt challenge helps you look back at last year’s Q2 campaigns and figure out what’s worth keeping, what needs work, and what it’s time to break up with.

⭐️ If you don’t have Mira Studio yet, you can sign up for a free 90-day trial using this form.

 

💌 The Prompt

 

Review [BRAND]’s Q2 campaigns from last year (Apr–Jun 2025) using earned media + social. Summarize performance by campaign/theme using coverage, engagement, and sentiment. Then tell me: Top 3 that worked (what it was + proof: key metrics + example headlines/posts) Top 2 that missed (what underperformed + why, based on the data) 3 changes to make this year’s Q2 (specific actions + suggested KPIs) Format as a short scorecard with bullets.

 

❤️ Why this matters

 

Too often, campaign planning is based on opinions, gut feel, or one shiny metric. This prompt helps you build a clearer, more honest picture by:

  • Looking across earned media and social, not just one channel
  • Seeing which narratives actually resonated, not just which ones ran
  • Spotting where effort didn’t lead to impact
  • Making recommendations you can confidently stand behind in a planning meeting

Think of it as a relationship check-in with your data.
 

💕 What to look for

 

As you review the output, pay attention to:

  • Messages or themes that sparked real engagement
  • Coverage that looked good on paper but didn’t move the needle
  • Channels, formats, or outlets that underperformed
  • Signals that point to simplification, speed, or focus as the real opportunity
  • Clear changes you’d make heading into Q2
     

💬 How to participate

  1. Open Mira Studio or Meltwater Agent for Microsoft

     

  2. Copy and paste this prompt into the Mira Studio Box and update it with your brand and preferred time period.

    Review [BRAND] [Q2 campaigns from last year (Apr–Jun 2025)] using earned media + social. Summarize performance by campaign/theme using coverage, engagement, and sentiment.
    Then tell me: Top 3 that worked (what it was + proof: key metrics + example headlines/posts) Top 2 that missed (what underperformed + why, based on the data) 3 changes to make this year’s Q2 (specific actions + suggested KPIs) Format as a short scorecard with bullets.


    Option: You can adjust [Q2 campaigns from last year (Apr–Jun 2025)] to a time period that better aligns to your needs


     

  3. Sometimes Mira Studios will summarize a few data points and ask you to confirm.  Just type “Confirm” and then it will begin to calculate.  

  4. Results will populate. If its a large amount of data it could take 5-7 minutes.

    • If you don’t like the results or Mira Studio gives you an error. Please click on the thumbs down button and try prompt again.

 

 

To Earn Your Badge

 

To earn your February Badge, comment below with:

  • One insight that surprised you

  • One thing you’d do differently for Q2

 


 

This challenge is about moving from reporting to decision-making. Use the data you already have to plan with confidence, clarity, and a little more intention this Q2.

2 replies

DEClarke
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  • February 5, 2026

This is a great prompt challenge!


Will Swope
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  • mChampion Level 3
  • February 5, 2026

Wow, I’m very pleasantly surprised by the level of detail and also the charts that were generated. We’ve done several looks at Q2 from last year so I wanted to see how Mira would interpret the data and what insights might be offered. Spikes in coverage and engaging topics were spot on. The ‘negative sentiment’/campaigns that didn’t work were lost in translation for Mira. One was not an issue that directly affected the brand, while the second was a significant issue facing our organization but was not a campaign. In terns of what we would do differently, there are notes in the 3 campaigns that worked that have already been discussing so I will run similar prompts for our end of the year campaigns to see if there are early insights that can be gathered for those. All 3 changes to make for Q2 this year are things that we already have in the works, but it is great to see our gut feelings validated by the data anyalzed by Mira!