Free, practical marketing prompts to help you research your audience, build marketing strategies, create campaigns, plan social media, improve email marketing, write better copy and turn ideas into actionable marketing plans.
Marketing prompts are structured instructions that help AI tools perform specific marketing tasks.
Replace placeholders with your business, product/service, audience, market, goals, campaign information and customer data. Review AI output and verify important facts.
Choose the marketing problem you want to solve.
Understand customers, pain points, needs and buying motivations.
Build positioning, goals, channels and practical marketing plans.
Generate content ideas, briefs, calendars and content angles.
Plan posts, campaigns, hooks, captions and platform-specific content.
Create email sequences, campaigns, subject lines and newsletters.
Turn an offer, launch or promotion into a structured campaign.
Analyze competitor positioning, messaging and opportunities.
Improve landing pages, ads, headlines, CTAs and promotional copy.
Connect marketing goals with useful search-focused content ideas.
Copy a prompt, replace the placeholders and give the AI enough context to get a more useful result.
Build a practical customer persona before creating campaigns.
You are a senior marketing strategist.
Business:
[BUSINESS]
Product / service:
[PRODUCT OR SERVICE]
Target market:
[MARKET]
Target audience:
[AUDIENCE]
Create a practical customer persona covering:
1. Who they are
2. Main problems and pain points
3. Goals and desired outcomes
4. Buying motivations
5. Common objections
6. Questions they ask before buying
7. Where they may discover products like this
8. What messaging is likely to resonate
Separate assumptions from information I provide.
Create useful content themes around an audience and business goal.
Act as a content marketing strategist.
Business:
[BUSINESS]
Target audience:
[AUDIENCE]
Product / service:
[PRODUCT]
Business goal:
[GOAL]
Generate a content strategy with:
1. 5 core content pillars
2. Educational topics
3. Problem-solving topics
4. Commercial topics
5. Trust-building topics
6. Comparison / decision-stage topics
7. Suggested formats
8. Suggested calls to action
Avoid generic ideas.
Make each topic specific to the audience and business.
Create a structured monthly social media plan.
Create a 30-day social media content calendar.
Business:
[BUSINESS]
Platform:
[INSTAGRAM / LINKEDIN / FACEBOOK / X / OTHER]
Audience:
[AUDIENCE]
Main offer:
[OFFER]
Goal:
[GOAL]
For each day provide:
– Topic
– Content format
– Hook
– Key message
– CTA
– Suggested visual direction
Use a balanced mix of:
– educational
– engagement
– authority
– promotional
– community content
Create an email sequence that moves readers toward a clear action.
Create a marketing email sequence for:
Business:
[BUSINESS]
Offer:
[OFFER]
Audience:
[AUDIENCE]
Campaign goal:
[GOAL]
Create [NUMBER] emails.
For each email provide:
1. Purpose
2. Subject line options
3. Preview text
4. Core message
5. CTA
6. Objection or concern addressed
Keep the emails useful and persuasive without exaggerated claims.
Plan a launch, promotion or seasonal campaign from start to finish.
Build a marketing campaign for:
Business:
[BUSINESS]
Campaign:
[CAMPAIGN]
Offer:
[OFFER]
Audience:
[AUDIENCE]
Campaign dates:
[DATES]
Goal:
[GOAL]
Create:
1. Campaign concept
2. Core message
3. Offer positioning
4. Channel plan
5. Content requirements
6. Email plan
7. Social plan
8. Landing-page requirements
9. CTA strategy
10. Measurement plan
Organize the campaign into:
– pre-launch
– launch
– post-launch
Compare competitor positioning and identify messaging opportunities.
Analyze these competitors:
[COMPETITOR 1]
[COMPETITOR 2]
[COMPETITOR 3]
Our business:
[BUSINESS]
Our offer:
[OFFER]
Compare:
1. Target audience
2. Main promise
3. Positioning
4. Key benefits
5. Messaging themes
6. Calls to action
7. Content angles
8. Potential gaps
9. Differentiation opportunities
Do not invent competitor facts.
Clearly label anything that requires verification.
Create a conversion-focused landing-page structure.
Act as a conversion copywriter.
Product / service:
[PRODUCT]
Audience:
[AUDIENCE]
Main problem:
[PROBLEM]
Main outcome:
[OUTCOME]
Proof / evidence available:
[PROOF]
Create a landing-page copy framework containing:
1. Hero headline
2. Supporting statement
3. Problem section
4. Benefits
5. How it works
6. Proof section
7. Objection handling
8. FAQ
9. CTA sections
Do not invent testimonials, statistics or claims.
Connect marketing goals with useful search-focused content ideas.
Act as an SEO and content marketing strategist.
Business:
[BUSINESS]
Offer:
[OFFER]
Target audience:
[AUDIENCE]
Main marketing goal:
[GOAL]
Create a search-focused content opportunity plan covering:
1. Awareness topics
2. Problem-based searches
3. Comparison topics
4. Commercial-intent topics
5. Questions customers may ask
6. Supporting content
7. Internal-linking ideas
8. Conversion opportunities
Do not invent search volume, CPC, rankings or keyword difficulty.
Clearly separate ideas from verified data.
1. Choose the right prompt
Start with the marketing task you actually need to solve.
2. Replace every placeholder
Add your business, audience, offer and goals.
3. Give AI real data
Use customer research, campaign results and reliable information.
4. Ask for a specific format
Request tables, calendars, checklists or action plans when useful.
AI can produce plausible but incorrect information.
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