ChatGPT Prompts for Marketing

Write a LinkedIn post for {{company}} about {{topic}}.

Target audience: {{audience}} (e.g., B2B SaaS founders, marketing directors)
Tone: {{tone}} (e.g., thought-leadership, conversational, data-driven)
Goal: {{goal}} (e.g., drive comments, generate leads, build authority)

Structure the post with:
- A bold opening hook (first 2 lines are critical for "see more" clicks)
- A personal story or data point that supports the main idea
- 3-5 concise takeaways formatted as a numbered or bulleted list
- A clear call-to-action in the final line
- 3 relevant hashtags

Keep it under 1,300 characters. Do not use corporate jargon. Write like a real person sharing an insight, not a brand broadcasting a message.

Write a cold outreach email for {{company}} selling {{product_or_service}} to {{target_role}} at {{target_company_type}}.

Key value proposition: {{value_prop}}
Pain point we solve: {{pain_point}}
Social proof (optional): {{social_proof}}

Requirements:
- Subject line: 6 words max, curiosity-driven, no clickbait
- Opening line: Reference something specific about their role or industry (not "I hope this finds you well")
- Body: 2-3 short sentences max. Lead with their problem, not our product
- CTA: One specific, low-commitment ask (e.g., "Worth a 15-min call this week?")
- Total length: Under 100 words

Tone: Direct and respectful. No hype words (revolutionary, game-changing, cutting-edge). Write like a peer, not a salesperson.

Write landing page copy for {{product}} targeting {{audience}}.

Product category: {{category}}
Primary benefit: {{primary_benefit}}
Key differentiator vs. competitors: {{differentiator}}
Desired action: {{cta_action}} (e.g., start free trial, book demo, join waitlist)

Write the following sections in order:

1. **Hero section**: A headline (8 words max) + subheadline (1 sentence) + CTA button text
2. **Problem section**: 3 pain points the audience faces today. Use "you" language.
3. **Solution section**: How {{product}} solves each pain point. Be specific, not vague.
4. **Social proof**: A short testimonial format (write a realistic placeholder) + 3 metric badges (e.g., "10,000+ users")
5. **Features grid**: 3 features, each with a short title + one-sentence description
6. **Final CTA**: A closing headline + CTA button text + a one-line risk reducer (e.g., "No credit card required")

Tone: {{tone}} (e.g., confident and minimal, friendly and approachable, bold and urgent)
Avoid: superlatives, buzzwords, and any claim that cannot be backed by evidence.

Write {{ad_count}} ad variations for {{platform}} promoting {{product}}.

Campaign objective: {{objective}} (e.g., conversions, traffic, lead gen)
Target audience: {{audience}}
Key offer: {{offer}} (e.g., 30-day free trial, 20% off, free resource)

For each variation, provide:
- **Primary text**: {{platform}} max character count applies. Lead with benefit or curiosity, not the brand name.
- **Headline**: 5-8 words. Specific and action-oriented.
- **Description**: One sentence that reinforces the offer or handles an objection.
- **CTA button**: Choose from standard options (Learn More, Sign Up, Get Offer, Shop Now, Download)

Variation strategy:
- Variation 1: Benefit-led (lead with the outcome)
- Variation 2: Pain-point-led (lead with the problem)
- Variation 3: Social-proof-led (lead with a number or testimonial)

Do not use exclamation marks. Do not start any line with the brand name. Every line should earn its place -- cut anything that does not inform or persuade.

Create a 4-week content calendar for {{brand}} in the {{industry}} space.

Channels: {{channels}} (e.g., Blog, LinkedIn, Twitter/X, Email newsletter)
Content pillars: {{pillars}} (e.g., thought leadership, product education, customer stories, industry trends)
Posting frequency: {{frequency}} per channel per week
Upcoming events/launches: {{events}}
Audience: {{audience}}

For each content piece, provide:
| Week | Day | Channel | Content Pillar | Topic/Title | Format | Brief Description | CTA |

Guidelines:
- Vary content pillars across the month so no single theme dominates two weeks in a row
- Front-load the month with evergreen content; schedule time-sensitive pieces around {{events}}
- Include at least 2 pieces of repurposed content (e.g., a blog post turned into a carousel or tweet thread)
- Mark 1 piece per week as "high effort" and the rest as "low/medium effort"

Output as a clean markdown table.

Create a detailed blog post outline optimized for the keyword "{{target_keyword}}".

Search intent: {{intent}} (informational / transactional / comparison)
Target word count: {{word_count}}
Target audience: {{audience}}
Competitor URLs to outperform (optional): {{competitor_urls}}

Provide:

1. **Title tag** (under 60 characters, keyword near the front)
2. **Meta description** (under 155 characters, includes keyword + a reason to click)
3. **URL slug** suggestion
4. **Outline**:
   - H1: Main title
   - For each H2 section:
     - H2 heading (use natural variations of the keyword, not exact match stuffing)
     - 2-3 bullet points describing what to cover
     - Suggested internal link anchor text + target page (I will fill in URLs)
     - Any data, examples, or original angles that would differentiate this from existing results
5. **FAQ section**: 4 questions from "People Also Ask" related to {{target_keyword}}. Write a 2-sentence answer for each.
6. **Content gap notes**: What do top-ranking pages miss that we should include?

Do not keyword-stuff. Write for a human reader first, search engines second.

Write a product launch announcement for {{product_name}} by {{company}}.

What it is: {{product_description}}
Who it is for: {{target_audience}}
Key features (top 3): {{features}}
What makes it different: {{differentiator}}
Availability: {{availability}} (e.g., available now, waitlist, launching on {{date}})
Pricing: {{pricing}}

Write the following assets:

1. **Press release style announcement** (300 words max):
   - Lead with the customer benefit, not the company
   - Include a realistic quote from a company spokesperson (write a placeholder)
   - End with availability details and a link placeholder

2. **Email announcement** (for existing customers/subscribers):
   - Subject line (under 50 characters)
   - Body: 150 words max. Excitement without hype. Focus on "what this means for you."
   - Single CTA button text

3. **Social post (Twitter/X)**: Under 280 characters. Punchy and shareable.

4. **Social post (LinkedIn)**: 4-6 lines. Professional but genuinely enthusiastic.

Tone: {{tone}} (e.g., confident and straightforward, playful and bold, premium and understated)
Avoid: "excited to announce", "we are thrilled", "game-changing", or any cliche launch language.

Write a testimonial request email for {{company}} to send to {{customer_type}} who recently {{trigger_event}} (e.g., completed onboarding, renewed subscription, achieved a milestone).

Product/service: {{product}}
Relationship length: {{relationship_length}}
Desired testimonial use: {{use_case}} (e.g., website, case study, social proof, G2/Capterra review)

Requirements:
- Subject line: Warm, personal, under 8 words. Not "Can you leave us a review?"
- Opening: Reference their specific success or milestone. Show you pay attention.
- The ask: Make it easy by providing 3 guiding questions they can answer in 2-3 sentences each:
  1. What problem were you trying to solve when you found {{product}}?
  2. What specific result or improvement have you seen?
  3. What would you tell someone considering {{product}}?
- Offer to draft it for them based on their answers (removes friction)
- Closing: Thank them genuinely. No guilt-tripping or false urgency.

Total length: Under 150 words. Tone: Grateful, human, low-pressure.

Also provide a short follow-up email (3-4 sentences) to send if they do not respond within 5 days.