Best ChatGPT Prompts for Marketing 2026: 35 Social Media, Email & Ad Templates (Works for Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity Too)
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Best ChatGPT Prompts for Marketing 2026: 35 Social Media, Email & Ad Templates (Works for Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity Too)
Master AI-powered marketing through 35 battle-tested prompts transforming campaign creation from manual 8-hour workflows into 2-hour AI-assisted processes - social media (platform-optimized posts for LinkedIn professional networking versus Twitter viral mechanics versus Instagram visual storytelling), email marketing (automated sequences nurturing leads through welcome-to-purchase journey), paid advertising (conversion-optimized ad copy testing multiple angles simultaneously), SEO content (keyword-rich articles ranking page 1 Google), and strategic planning (comprehensive campaigns with targeting, messaging, channels, KPIs) - with universal T-C-O Framework (Task + Context + Output specifications) working across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and Perplexity eliminating platform-specific rewrites.
This complete marketing prompt guide reveals 2026 best practices based on marketer testing showing 77% already using AI for marketing tasks, 88% preferring ChatGPT as primary tool, and detailed context prompts outperforming generic requests 10x in output quality - with cross-platform optimization demonstrating identical prompts producing consistent results across ChatGPT (best for brainstorming/ideation), Claude (superior instruction-following/editing), Gemini (Google Workspace integration), Grok (real-time data access), and Perplexity (research/citations) making strategic model selection per marketing task more valuable than universal platform commitment.
What you'll learn:
✓ 35 copy-paste marketing prompts (social, email, ads, SEO, strategy) ✓ T-C-O Framework (Task-Context-Output structure) ✓ Cross-platform compatibility (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity) ✓ Social media optimization (platform-specific best practices) ✓ Email sequence automation (welcome, nurture, conversion) ✓ Ad copy testing (multiple variations simultaneously) ✓ SEO content frameworks (keyword optimization, ranking strategies) ✓ Custom GPT marketing templates (save repetitive setups)
Why AI for Marketing in 2026?
Current adoption data:
77% of marketers use AI (marketing AI adoption study)
88% prefer ChatGPT as primary AI tool
2-3x content production velocity with AI assistance
Gemini 3.1 Pro: Native Google Workspace integration
Grok 4.20: Real-time web access (X platform data)
Perplexity Sonar Pro: 94.3% citation accuracy
The T-C-O Framework (Universal AI Prompting)
Why Generic Prompts Fail:
❌ Vague prompt:
Result: Generic, robotic, unusable content
T-C-O Framework Structure:
T = TASK (What you want created) C = CONTEXT (Background, audience, goals) O = OUTPUT (Format, length, tone specifications)
Example: T-C-O in Action
✅ T-C-O optimized prompt:
Result: Professional, on-brand, conversion-focused post ready to publish
T-C-O Benefits:
✅ 40-60% quality improvement (vs generic prompts) ✅ Works across ALL AI models (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity) ✅ Reduces revision cycles (1-2 edits vs 5-7) ✅ Maintains brand consistency (specific tone/voice requirements) ✅ Faster execution (clear specifications = faster generation)
Cross-Platform AI Model Selection
When to Use Which AI Model:
Marketing Task
Best Model
Why
Brainstorming campaigns
ChatGPT ⭐
Voice mode, conversational ideation
Following brand guidelines
Claude ⭐
Precision instruction-following
Google Workspace integration
Gemini ⭐
Native Docs, Sheets, Gmail sync
Real-time trend marketing
Grok ⭐
Live X/Twitter data access
Competitive research
Perplexity ⭐
94.3% citation accuracy
Email sequence writing
ChatGPT ⭐
Natural conversation flow
SEO content optimization
Gemini ⭐
Google algorithm awareness
Ad copy A/B testing
Claude ⭐
Generates exact variations
Social media scheduling
ChatGPT ⭐
Calendar planning, bulk generation
Long-form content
Claude ⭐
Better coherence 3K+ words
Pro tip: Use ChatGPT for initial brainstorming → Claude for refinement → Gemini for Google integration
SOCIAL MEDIA PROMPTS (10)
Prompt 1: LinkedIn Thought Leadership Post
TASK: Write LinkedIn thought leadership post
CONTEXT:
- Topic: [YOUR INDUSTRY INSIGHT/TREND]
- Your role: [YOUR JOB TITLE]
- Target audience: [SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL DEMOGRAPHIC]
- Goal: Establish expertise, drive profile views
- Key insight: [MAIN POINT YOU WANT TO MAKE]
- Supporting data: [STATISTIC/CASE STUDY if available]
TASK: Write LinkedIn thought leadership post
CONTEXT:
- Topic: [YOUR INDUSTRY INSIGHT/TREND]
- Your role: [YOUR JOB TITLE]
- Target audience: [SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL DEMOGRAPHIC]
- Goal: Establish expertise, drive profile views
- Key insight: [MAIN POINT YOU WANT TO MAKE]
- Supporting data: [STATISTIC/CASE STUDY if available]
TASK: Write LinkedIn thought leadership post
CONTEXT:
- Topic: [YOUR INDUSTRY INSIGHT/TREND]
- Your role: [YOUR JOB TITLE]
- Target audience: [SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL DEMOGRAPHIC]
- Goal: Establish expertise, drive profile views
- Key insight: [MAIN POINT YOU WANT TO MAKE]
- Supporting data: [STATISTIC/CASE STUDY if available]
Cross-platform note: Works identically in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity
Prompt 2: Twitter/X Viral Thread Generator
TASK: Create viral Twitter/X thread
CONTEXT:
- Topic: [YOUR TOPIC]
- Goal: [EDUCATE/SHARE INSIGHT/TELL STORY/BUILD FOLLOWING]
- Target audience: [WHO YOU'RE SPEAKING TO]
- Thread length: 8-12 tweets
- Hook angle: [CONTROVERSIAL/SURPRISING/HELPFUL/PERSONAL]
OUTPUT:
Tweet 1 (Hook):
- Attention-grabbing first line
- Promise value ("Here's what I learned...")
- Creates curiosity gap
- Under 280 characters
- Include "🧵 Thread:" indicator
Tweets 2-10 (Content):
- One clear idea per tweet
- Each tweet valuable standalone
- Natural reading flow
- Strategic line breaks (visual appeal)
- Mix: Bold statements, data, questions
- Under 280 characters each
Tweet 11 (Conclusion):
- Summarize key insight
- CTA: "Follow for more [TYPE OF CONTENT]
TASK: Create viral Twitter/X thread
CONTEXT:
- Topic: [YOUR TOPIC]
- Goal: [EDUCATE/SHARE INSIGHT/TELL STORY/BUILD FOLLOWING]
- Target audience: [WHO YOU'RE SPEAKING TO]
- Thread length: 8-12 tweets
- Hook angle: [CONTROVERSIAL/SURPRISING/HELPFUL/PERSONAL]
OUTPUT:
Tweet 1 (Hook):
- Attention-grabbing first line
- Promise value ("Here's what I learned...")
- Creates curiosity gap
- Under 280 characters
- Include "🧵 Thread:" indicator
Tweets 2-10 (Content):
- One clear idea per tweet
- Each tweet valuable standalone
- Natural reading flow
- Strategic line breaks (visual appeal)
- Mix: Bold statements, data, questions
- Under 280 characters each
Tweet 11 (Conclusion):
- Summarize key insight
- CTA: "Follow for more [TYPE OF CONTENT]
TASK: Create viral Twitter/X thread
CONTEXT:
- Topic: [YOUR TOPIC]
- Goal: [EDUCATE/SHARE INSIGHT/TELL STORY/BUILD FOLLOWING]
- Target audience: [WHO YOU'RE SPEAKING TO]
- Thread length: 8-12 tweets
- Hook angle: [CONTROVERSIAL/SURPRISING/HELPFUL/PERSONAL]
OUTPUT:
Tweet 1 (Hook):
- Attention-grabbing first line
- Promise value ("Here's what I learned...")
- Creates curiosity gap
- Under 280 characters
- Include "🧵 Thread:" indicator
Tweets 2-10 (Content):
- One clear idea per tweet
- Each tweet valuable standalone
- Natural reading flow
- Strategic line breaks (visual appeal)
- Mix: Bold statements, data, questions
- Under 280 characters each
Tweet 11 (Conclusion):
- Summarize key insight
- CTA: "Follow for more [TYPE OF CONTENT]
Grok advantage: Can pull real-time X trending topics for timely hooks
Prompt 3: Instagram Carousel Post (Educational)
TASK: Create Instagram educational carousel post
CONTEXT:
- Topic: [WHAT YOU'RE TEACHING]
- Target audience: [FOLLOWER DEMOGRAPHIC]
- Goal: Save-worthy content (algorithm boost)
- Slide count: 8-10 slides
- Brand colors: [IF SPECIFIC]
OUTPUT:
Slide 1 (Cover):
- Bold headline (4-7 words)
- Intriguing subheadline
- Visual: Eye-catching design suggestion
- Your logo/handle
Slides 2-9 (Content):
- Each slide: One clear concept
- Headline + 2-3 supporting points
- Visual suggestions for each
- Consistent design flow
- Scannable (quick reading)
Slide 10 (CTA):
- Summary of main takeaway
- Follow CTA
- "Save this for later"
- Share with friend who needs this
CAPTION (150-200 words):
- Hook (first line shown in feed)
- Expand on carousel topic
- Personal insight or story
- CTA (save, share, comment)
- Line breaks for readability
- 5-8 hashtags (mix popular + niche)
TONE: Educational but approachable
VISUAL STYLE: [MINIMAL/COLORFUL/PROFESSIONAL/PLAYFUL]
TASK: Create Instagram educational carousel post
CONTEXT:
- Topic: [WHAT YOU'RE TEACHING]
- Target audience: [FOLLOWER DEMOGRAPHIC]
- Goal: Save-worthy content (algorithm boost)
- Slide count: 8-10 slides
- Brand colors: [IF SPECIFIC]
OUTPUT:
Slide 1 (Cover):
- Bold headline (4-7 words)
- Intriguing subheadline
- Visual: Eye-catching design suggestion
- Your logo/handle
Slides 2-9 (Content):
- Each slide: One clear concept
- Headline + 2-3 supporting points
- Visual suggestions for each
- Consistent design flow
- Scannable (quick reading)
Slide 10 (CTA):
- Summary of main takeaway
- Follow CTA
- "Save this for later"
- Share with friend who needs this
CAPTION (150-200 words):
- Hook (first line shown in feed)
- Expand on carousel topic
- Personal insight or story
- CTA (save, share, comment)
- Line breaks for readability
- 5-8 hashtags (mix popular + niche)
TONE: Educational but approachable
VISUAL STYLE: [MINIMAL/COLORFUL/PROFESSIONAL/PLAYFUL]
TASK: Create Instagram educational carousel post
CONTEXT:
- Topic: [WHAT YOU'RE TEACHING]
- Target audience: [FOLLOWER DEMOGRAPHIC]
- Goal: Save-worthy content (algorithm boost)
- Slide count: 8-10 slides
- Brand colors: [IF SPECIFIC]
OUTPUT:
Slide 1 (Cover):
- Bold headline (4-7 words)
- Intriguing subheadline
- Visual: Eye-catching design suggestion
- Your logo/handle
Slides 2-9 (Content):
- Each slide: One clear concept
- Headline + 2-3 supporting points
- Visual suggestions for each
- Consistent design flow
- Scannable (quick reading)
Slide 10 (CTA):
- Summary of main takeaway
- Follow CTA
- "Save this for later"
- Share with friend who needs this
CAPTION (150-200 words):
- Hook (first line shown in feed)
- Expand on carousel topic
- Personal insight or story
- CTA (save, share, comment)
- Line breaks for readability
- 5-8 hashtags (mix popular + niche)
TONE: Educational but approachable
VISUAL STYLE: [MINIMAL/COLORFUL/PROFESSIONAL/PLAYFUL]
Design tip: Describe visual layout for Canva or design tools
Prompt 4: Facebook Ad Copy (Conversion-Optimized)
TASK: Write Facebook ad copy for conversions
CONTEXT:
- Product/Service: [WHAT YOU'RE SELLING]
- Target audience: [DEMOGRAPHICS + INTERESTS]
- Campaign goal: [SIGNUPS/PURCHASES/LEADS/DOWNLOADS]
- Unique selling proposition: [MAIN DIFFERENTIATOR]
- Offer: [DISCOUNT/TRIAL/BONUS if applicable]
- Landing page: [WHAT HAPPENS AFTER CLICK]
OUTPUT:
Primary Text (125 characters):
- Hook (scroll-stopper first line)
- Problem or desire (emotional trigger)
- Solution tease
- Conversational tone
- Mobile-optimized (short sentences)
Headline (40 characters):
- Benefit-focused (not feature-focused)
- Action-oriented
- Creates urgency or curiosity
Description (30 characters):
- Reinforce value
- Clear next step
CTA Button: [SHOP NOW/LEARN MORE/SIGN UP/GET OFFER]
TASK: Write Facebook ad copy for conversions
CONTEXT:
- Product/Service: [WHAT YOU'RE SELLING]
- Target audience: [DEMOGRAPHICS + INTERESTS]
- Campaign goal: [SIGNUPS/PURCHASES/LEADS/DOWNLOADS]
- Unique selling proposition: [MAIN DIFFERENTIATOR]
- Offer: [DISCOUNT/TRIAL/BONUS if applicable]
- Landing page: [WHAT HAPPENS AFTER CLICK]
OUTPUT:
Primary Text (125 characters):
- Hook (scroll-stopper first line)
- Problem or desire (emotional trigger)
- Solution tease
- Conversational tone
- Mobile-optimized (short sentences)
Headline (40 characters):
- Benefit-focused (not feature-focused)
- Action-oriented
- Creates urgency or curiosity
Description (30 characters):
- Reinforce value
- Clear next step
CTA Button: [SHOP NOW/LEARN MORE/SIGN UP/GET OFFER]
TASK: Write Facebook ad copy for conversions
CONTEXT:
- Product/Service: [WHAT YOU'RE SELLING]
- Target audience: [DEMOGRAPHICS + INTERESTS]
- Campaign goal: [SIGNUPS/PURCHASES/LEADS/DOWNLOADS]
- Unique selling proposition: [MAIN DIFFERENTIATOR]
- Offer: [DISCOUNT/TRIAL/BONUS if applicable]
- Landing page: [WHAT HAPPENS AFTER CLICK]
OUTPUT:
Primary Text (125 characters):
- Hook (scroll-stopper first line)
- Problem or desire (emotional trigger)
- Solution tease
- Conversational tone
- Mobile-optimized (short sentences)
Headline (40 characters):
- Benefit-focused (not feature-focused)
- Action-oriented
- Creates urgency or curiosity
Description (30 characters):
- Reinforce value
- Clear next step
CTA Button: [SHOP NOW/LEARN MORE/SIGN UP/GET OFFER]
Testing strategy: Run all 3 variations, optimize toward winner
TASK: Write viral TikTok/Instagram Reels hook
CONTEXT:
- Video topic: [WHAT VIDEO IS ABOUT]
- Target audience: [AGE/INTERESTS]
- Goal: Stop scroll, get watch through
- Video length: 15-60 seconds
- Content type: [EDUCATIONAL/ENTERTAINING/PRODUCT/STORY]
OUTPUT:
HOOK OPTIONS (0-3 seconds):
Generate 5 different hooks that stop scrolling:
Hook 1: Contrarian statement
- "Everyone does [X] wrong. Here's the right way..."
Hook 2: Shocking stat or fact
- "97% of people don't know this..."
Hook 3: Direct problem call-out
- "If you're struggling with [X], watch this..."
Hook 4: Pattern interrupt
- [Unexpected action or statement]
Hook 5: Curiosity gap
- "The secret [PROFESSIONALS]
TASK: Write viral TikTok/Instagram Reels hook
CONTEXT:
- Video topic: [WHAT VIDEO IS ABOUT]
- Target audience: [AGE/INTERESTS]
- Goal: Stop scroll, get watch through
- Video length: 15-60 seconds
- Content type: [EDUCATIONAL/ENTERTAINING/PRODUCT/STORY]
OUTPUT:
HOOK OPTIONS (0-3 seconds):
Generate 5 different hooks that stop scrolling:
Hook 1: Contrarian statement
- "Everyone does [X] wrong. Here's the right way..."
Hook 2: Shocking stat or fact
- "97% of people don't know this..."
Hook 3: Direct problem call-out
- "If you're struggling with [X], watch this..."
Hook 4: Pattern interrupt
- [Unexpected action or statement]
Hook 5: Curiosity gap
- "The secret [PROFESSIONALS]
TASK: Write viral TikTok/Instagram Reels hook
CONTEXT:
- Video topic: [WHAT VIDEO IS ABOUT]
- Target audience: [AGE/INTERESTS]
- Goal: Stop scroll, get watch through
- Video length: 15-60 seconds
- Content type: [EDUCATIONAL/ENTERTAINING/PRODUCT/STORY]
OUTPUT:
HOOK OPTIONS (0-3 seconds):
Generate 5 different hooks that stop scrolling:
Hook 1: Contrarian statement
- "Everyone does [X] wrong. Here's the right way..."
Hook 2: Shocking stat or fact
- "97% of people don't know this..."
Hook 3: Direct problem call-out
- "If you're struggling with [X], watch this..."
Hook 4: Pattern interrupt
- [Unexpected action or statement]
Hook 5: Curiosity gap
- "The secret [PROFESSIONALS]
Virality note: Test multiple hooks, double-down on best performer
Prompt 6: LinkedIn Sponsored Content Ad
TASK: Write LinkedIn sponsored content ad
CONTEXT:
- Offer: [WEBINAR/WHITEPAPER/DEMO/TRIAL]
- Target: [JOB TITLES/INDUSTRIES/COMPANY SIZES]
- Pain point: [PROBLEM YOU SOLVE]
- Solution: [HOW YOU SOLVE IT]
- Campaign objective: [LEADS/AWARENESS/REGISTRATIONS]
OUTPUT:
Introductory Text (150 words max):
- Professional opening (no hype)
- Identify pain point (role-specific)
- Present solution (your offer)
- Value proposition (what they gain)
- Subtle CTA (not pushy)
Headline (70 characters):
- Clear benefit
- Professional tone
- Keywords for targeting
Description (100 characters):
- Reinforce value
- Remove friction (e.g., "Free," "No credit card")
- Create urgency if appropriate
CTA BUTTON: [DOWNLOAD/REGISTER/LEARN MORE]
AD IMAGE SUGGESTION:
- Professional, not stock photo
- Relevant to offer
- Text overlay: Main benefit
TARGETING NOTES:
- Seniority: [ENTRY/MID/SENIOR/C-LEVEL]
- Industries: [LIST]
- Company size: [EMPLOYEE COUNT]
- Geographic: [LOCATIONS]
TASK: Write LinkedIn sponsored content ad
CONTEXT:
- Offer: [WEBINAR/WHITEPAPER/DEMO/TRIAL]
- Target: [JOB TITLES/INDUSTRIES/COMPANY SIZES]
- Pain point: [PROBLEM YOU SOLVE]
- Solution: [HOW YOU SOLVE IT]
- Campaign objective: [LEADS/AWARENESS/REGISTRATIONS]
OUTPUT:
Introductory Text (150 words max):
- Professional opening (no hype)
- Identify pain point (role-specific)
- Present solution (your offer)
- Value proposition (what they gain)
- Subtle CTA (not pushy)
Headline (70 characters):
- Clear benefit
- Professional tone
- Keywords for targeting
Description (100 characters):
- Reinforce value
- Remove friction (e.g., "Free," "No credit card")
- Create urgency if appropriate
CTA BUTTON: [DOWNLOAD/REGISTER/LEARN MORE]
AD IMAGE SUGGESTION:
- Professional, not stock photo
- Relevant to offer
- Text overlay: Main benefit
TARGETING NOTES:
- Seniority: [ENTRY/MID/SENIOR/C-LEVEL]
- Industries: [LIST]
- Company size: [EMPLOYEE COUNT]
- Geographic: [LOCATIONS]
TASK: Write LinkedIn sponsored content ad
CONTEXT:
- Offer: [WEBINAR/WHITEPAPER/DEMO/TRIAL]
- Target: [JOB TITLES/INDUSTRIES/COMPANY SIZES]
- Pain point: [PROBLEM YOU SOLVE]
- Solution: [HOW YOU SOLVE IT]
- Campaign objective: [LEADS/AWARENESS/REGISTRATIONS]
OUTPUT:
Introductory Text (150 words max):
- Professional opening (no hype)
- Identify pain point (role-specific)
- Present solution (your offer)
- Value proposition (what they gain)
- Subtle CTA (not pushy)
Headline (70 characters):
- Clear benefit
- Professional tone
- Keywords for targeting
Description (100 characters):
- Reinforce value
- Remove friction (e.g., "Free," "No credit card")
- Create urgency if appropriate
CTA BUTTON: [DOWNLOAD/REGISTER/LEARN MORE]
AD IMAGE SUGGESTION:
- Professional, not stock photo
- Relevant to offer
- Text overlay: Main benefit
TARGETING NOTES:
- Seniority: [ENTRY/MID/SENIOR/C-LEVEL]
- Industries: [LIST]
- Company size: [EMPLOYEE COUNT]
- Geographic: [LOCATIONS]
LinkedIn tip: Professional tone crucial, avoid "social media voice"
Prompt 7: Twitter/X Reply Strategy (Engagement)
TASK: Write engaging Twitter/X replies for community building
CONTEXT:
- Your brand/personal voice: [TONE DESCRIPTION]
- Industry/niche: [YOUR AREA]
- Goal: Build relationships, increase visibility
- Reply targets: [INFLUENCERS/PEERS/AUDIENCE]
OUTPUT:
Generate 10 reply templates for different scenarios:
Scenario 1: Someone shares win/milestone
Template: [Genuine congratulations + relevant insight/question]
Scenario 2: Industry thought leader posts insight
Template: [Add value/different perspective, not just agreement]
Scenario 3: Someone asks question in your expertise
Template: [Helpful answer + optional thread expansion offer]
Scenario 4: Viral post in your niche
Template: [Thoughtful addition to conversation]
Scenario 5: Potential customer expresses pain point
Template: [Empathy + helpful resource, subtle brand mention if relevant]
TASK: Write engaging Twitter/X replies for community building
CONTEXT:
- Your brand/personal voice: [TONE DESCRIPTION]
- Industry/niche: [YOUR AREA]
- Goal: Build relationships, increase visibility
- Reply targets: [INFLUENCERS/PEERS/AUDIENCE]
OUTPUT:
Generate 10 reply templates for different scenarios:
Scenario 1: Someone shares win/milestone
Template: [Genuine congratulations + relevant insight/question]
Scenario 2: Industry thought leader posts insight
Template: [Add value/different perspective, not just agreement]
Scenario 3: Someone asks question in your expertise
Template: [Helpful answer + optional thread expansion offer]
Scenario 4: Viral post in your niche
Template: [Thoughtful addition to conversation]
Scenario 5: Potential customer expresses pain point
Template: [Empathy + helpful resource, subtle brand mention if relevant]
TASK: Write engaging Twitter/X replies for community building
CONTEXT:
- Your brand/personal voice: [TONE DESCRIPTION]
- Industry/niche: [YOUR AREA]
- Goal: Build relationships, increase visibility
- Reply targets: [INFLUENCERS/PEERS/AUDIENCE]
OUTPUT:
Generate 10 reply templates for different scenarios:
Scenario 1: Someone shares win/milestone
Template: [Genuine congratulations + relevant insight/question]
Scenario 2: Industry thought leader posts insight
Template: [Add value/different perspective, not just agreement]
Scenario 3: Someone asks question in your expertise
Template: [Helpful answer + optional thread expansion offer]
Scenario 4: Viral post in your niche
Template: [Thoughtful addition to conversation]
Scenario 5: Potential customer expresses pain point
Template: [Empathy + helpful resource, subtle brand mention if relevant]
Growth hack: Reply to high-engagement posts within first hour
TASK: Create automated welcome email sequence
CONTEXT:
- Company: [COMPANY NAME]
- Product/Service: [WHAT YOU OFFER]
- New subscriber source: [LEAD MAGNET/SIGNUP/PURCHASE]
- Sequence goal: [ACTIVATION/EDUCATION/FIRST PURCHASE]
- Brand voice: [FRIENDLY/PROFESSIONAL/QUIRKY/AUTHORITATIVE]
OUTPUT:
EMAIL 1: Welcome + Immediate Value (Send immediately)
Subject lines (A/B test options):
- Option A: "Welcome to [COMPANY]! Here's what happens next"
- Option B: "Your [BENEFIT] starts now"
- Option C: "[FIRSTNAME], you're in! First step inside..."
Email body (under 200 words):
- Warm welcome (acknowledge signup)
- Quick company intro (who you are, what you do)
- Immediate value delivery:
* If lead magnet: Deliver promised resource
* If trial: Login credentials + first steps
* If email list: Best resource to start
- Set expectations (what they'll receive, how often)
- Clear CTA (single action)
---
EMAIL 2: Education + Social Proof (Send Day 3)
Subject lines:
- Option A: "Here's how [X customers] use [PRODUCT]"
- Option B: "3 ways to get the most from [PRODUCT]"
- Option C: "Quick question about your [GOAL]..."
Email body (under 250 words):
- Check-in (have they completed Email 1 action?)
- Pro tips (3 ways to get value)
- Social proof (customer testimonial or result)
- Overcome common obstacle
- CTA (try specific feature or watch tutorial)
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EMAIL 3: Conversion Push (Send Day 7)
Subject lines:
- Option A: "You're off to a great start..."
- Option B: "Ready for [NEXT LEVEL BENEFIT]?"
- Option C: "[FIRSTNAME], one more thing..."
Email body (under 200 words):
- Celebrate progress (what they've accomplished)
- Transition to offer (if free trial → paid, if subscriber → purchase)
- Clear value proposition (why upgrade/buy)
- Remove friction (guarantee, easy setup)
- Urgency (limited offer if applicable)
- Strong CTA (upgrade, purchase, book call)
TECHNICAL SETUP:
- Delay: Email 1 (immediate), Email 2 (3 days), Email 3 (7 days)
- Trigger: Email signup, trial start, lead magnet download
- Personalization: [FIRSTNAME], [COMPANY if B2B], [SIGNUP SOURCE]
TASK: Create automated welcome email sequence
CONTEXT:
- Company: [COMPANY NAME]
- Product/Service: [WHAT YOU OFFER]
- New subscriber source: [LEAD MAGNET/SIGNUP/PURCHASE]
- Sequence goal: [ACTIVATION/EDUCATION/FIRST PURCHASE]
- Brand voice: [FRIENDLY/PROFESSIONAL/QUIRKY/AUTHORITATIVE]
OUTPUT:
EMAIL 1: Welcome + Immediate Value (Send immediately)
Subject lines (A/B test options):
- Option A: "Welcome to [COMPANY]! Here's what happens next"
- Option B: "Your [BENEFIT] starts now"
- Option C: "[FIRSTNAME], you're in! First step inside..."
Email body (under 200 words):
- Warm welcome (acknowledge signup)
- Quick company intro (who you are, what you do)
- Immediate value delivery:
* If lead magnet: Deliver promised resource
* If trial: Login credentials + first steps
* If email list: Best resource to start
- Set expectations (what they'll receive, how often)
- Clear CTA (single action)
---
EMAIL 2: Education + Social Proof (Send Day 3)
Subject lines:
- Option A: "Here's how [X customers] use [PRODUCT]"
- Option B: "3 ways to get the most from [PRODUCT]"
- Option C: "Quick question about your [GOAL]..."
Email body (under 250 words):
- Check-in (have they completed Email 1 action?)
- Pro tips (3 ways to get value)
- Social proof (customer testimonial or result)
- Overcome common obstacle
- CTA (try specific feature or watch tutorial)
---
EMAIL 3: Conversion Push (Send Day 7)
Subject lines:
- Option A: "You're off to a great start..."
- Option B: "Ready for [NEXT LEVEL BENEFIT]?"
- Option C: "[FIRSTNAME], one more thing..."
Email body (under 200 words):
- Celebrate progress (what they've accomplished)
- Transition to offer (if free trial → paid, if subscriber → purchase)
- Clear value proposition (why upgrade/buy)
- Remove friction (guarantee, easy setup)
- Urgency (limited offer if applicable)
- Strong CTA (upgrade, purchase, book call)
TECHNICAL SETUP:
- Delay: Email 1 (immediate), Email 2 (3 days), Email 3 (7 days)
- Trigger: Email signup, trial start, lead magnet download
- Personalization: [FIRSTNAME], [COMPANY if B2B], [SIGNUP SOURCE]
TASK: Create automated welcome email sequence
CONTEXT:
- Company: [COMPANY NAME]
- Product/Service: [WHAT YOU OFFER]
- New subscriber source: [LEAD MAGNET/SIGNUP/PURCHASE]
- Sequence goal: [ACTIVATION/EDUCATION/FIRST PURCHASE]
- Brand voice: [FRIENDLY/PROFESSIONAL/QUIRKY/AUTHORITATIVE]
OUTPUT:
EMAIL 1: Welcome + Immediate Value (Send immediately)
Subject lines (A/B test options):
- Option A: "Welcome to [COMPANY]! Here's what happens next"
- Option B: "Your [BENEFIT] starts now"
- Option C: "[FIRSTNAME], you're in! First step inside..."
Email body (under 200 words):
- Warm welcome (acknowledge signup)
- Quick company intro (who you are, what you do)
- Immediate value delivery:
* If lead magnet: Deliver promised resource
* If trial: Login credentials + first steps
* If email list: Best resource to start
- Set expectations (what they'll receive, how often)
- Clear CTA (single action)
---
EMAIL 2: Education + Social Proof (Send Day 3)
Subject lines:
- Option A: "Here's how [X customers] use [PRODUCT]"
- Option B: "3 ways to get the most from [PRODUCT]"
- Option C: "Quick question about your [GOAL]..."
Email body (under 250 words):
- Check-in (have they completed Email 1 action?)
- Pro tips (3 ways to get value)
- Social proof (customer testimonial or result)
- Overcome common obstacle
- CTA (try specific feature or watch tutorial)
---
EMAIL 3: Conversion Push (Send Day 7)
Subject lines:
- Option A: "You're off to a great start..."
- Option B: "Ready for [NEXT LEVEL BENEFIT]?"
- Option C: "[FIRSTNAME], one more thing..."
Email body (under 200 words):
- Celebrate progress (what they've accomplished)
- Transition to offer (if free trial → paid, if subscriber → purchase)
- Clear value proposition (why upgrade/buy)
- Remove friction (guarantee, easy setup)
- Urgency (limited offer if applicable)
- Strong CTA (upgrade, purchase, book call)
TECHNICAL SETUP:
- Delay: Email 1 (immediate), Email 2 (3 days), Email 3 (7 days)
- Trigger: Email signup, trial start, lead magnet download
- Personalization: [FIRSTNAME], [COMPANY if B2B], [SIGNUP SOURCE]
Conversion tip: Track email 1-3 open rates, optimize underperformers
Prompt 12: Abandoned Cart Recovery Email
TASK: Write abandoned cart recovery email sequence
CONTEXT:
- Store: [STORE NAME]
- Product category: [WHAT THEY LEFT]
- Average cart value: [$ AMOUNT]
- Cart abandonment time: [HOURS SINCE ABANDONMENT]
- Inventory status: [LIMITED/NORMAL STOCK]
OUTPUT:
EMAIL 1: Friendly Reminder (1 hour after abandonment)
Subject lines:
- "You left something behind..."
- "Your [PRODUCT] is waiting for you"
- "Forget something? We saved your cart"
Email (under 150 words):
- Gentle reminder (not pushy)
- Product image + name + price
- "Complete your purchase" CTA (direct cart link)
- Remove friction:
* Free shipping mention
* Easy checkout (saved payment info)
* Secure checkout badge
- No discount yet (save for email 3)
---
EMAIL 2: Add Value (24 hours after abandonment)
Subject lines:
- "Still thinking about [PRODUCT]?"
- "Quick question about your cart..."
- "Here's what other customers say about [PRODUCT]
TASK: Write abandoned cart recovery email sequence
CONTEXT:
- Store: [STORE NAME]
- Product category: [WHAT THEY LEFT]
- Average cart value: [$ AMOUNT]
- Cart abandonment time: [HOURS SINCE ABANDONMENT]
- Inventory status: [LIMITED/NORMAL STOCK]
OUTPUT:
EMAIL 1: Friendly Reminder (1 hour after abandonment)
Subject lines:
- "You left something behind..."
- "Your [PRODUCT] is waiting for you"
- "Forget something? We saved your cart"
Email (under 150 words):
- Gentle reminder (not pushy)
- Product image + name + price
- "Complete your purchase" CTA (direct cart link)
- Remove friction:
* Free shipping mention
* Easy checkout (saved payment info)
* Secure checkout badge
- No discount yet (save for email 3)
---
EMAIL 2: Add Value (24 hours after abandonment)
Subject lines:
- "Still thinking about [PRODUCT]?"
- "Quick question about your cart..."
- "Here's what other customers say about [PRODUCT]
TASK: Write abandoned cart recovery email sequence
CONTEXT:
- Store: [STORE NAME]
- Product category: [WHAT THEY LEFT]
- Average cart value: [$ AMOUNT]
- Cart abandonment time: [HOURS SINCE ABANDONMENT]
- Inventory status: [LIMITED/NORMAL STOCK]
OUTPUT:
EMAIL 1: Friendly Reminder (1 hour after abandonment)
Subject lines:
- "You left something behind..."
- "Your [PRODUCT] is waiting for you"
- "Forget something? We saved your cart"
Email (under 150 words):
- Gentle reminder (not pushy)
- Product image + name + price
- "Complete your purchase" CTA (direct cart link)
- Remove friction:
* Free shipping mention
* Easy checkout (saved payment info)
* Secure checkout badge
- No discount yet (save for email 3)
---
EMAIL 2: Add Value (24 hours after abandonment)
Subject lines:
- "Still thinking about [PRODUCT]?"
- "Quick question about your cart..."
- "Here's what other customers say about [PRODUCT]
Recovery rate: Well-crafted sequence recovers 10-15% of abandoned carts
Prompt 13: Newsletter Email Template
TASK: Create engaging weekly/monthly newsletter
CONTEXT:
- Newsletter name: [NAME]
- Frequency: [WEEKLY/BI-WEEKLY/MONTHLY]
- Industry/niche: [YOUR NICHE]
- Subscriber base: [SIZE + DEMOGRAPHICS]
- Content mix: [X% educational, Y% company news, Z% promotional]
OUTPUT:
SUBJECT LINE (Under 50 characters):
Create 3 options:
- News angle: "[TIMELY TOPIC]: What you need to know"
- Question: "Ready for [BENEFIT]?"
- Curiosity: "This week's #1 [INDUSTRY] insight"
PREVIEW TEXT (40-100 characters):
- Complement subject line
- Don't repeat it
- Add value or intrigue
EMAIL STRUCTURE:
Header:
- Newsletter logo/banner
- Issue number and date
- Personal greeting
Opening (50-75 words):
- Editor's note (personal touch)
- This week's theme
- What to expect below
---
Section 1: Featured Article (200-250 words)
Headline: [MAIN TOPIC]
- Hook (why this matters now)
- Key insight or data
- 2-3 actionable takeaways
- "Read more" CTA (to full article)
- Eye-catching image
---
Section 2: Quick Hits (100-150 words)
3-5 brief items:
- Industry news
- Tool recommendations
- Quick tips
- Curated links
Each: 2-3 sentences + link
---
Section 3: Company Update (75-100 words)
- Product feature
- Team news
- Upcoming event
- Customer spotlight
Keep it valuable, not just promotional
---
Section 4: Call-to-Action
- Primary ask (varies weekly):
* Try new feature
* Read case study
* Register for webinar
* Share with colleague
- Clear button or link
---
Footer:
- Social media links
- Unsubscribe (required, make it easy)
- Preference center (topic/frequency selection)
- Physical address (CAN-SPAM compliance)
TONE: [PROFESSIONAL/FRIENDLY/EDUCATIONAL/INSPIRING]
DESIGN: Clean, scannable, mobile-first
SEND TIME: [DAY/TIME based on open rate data]
TASK: Create engaging weekly/monthly newsletter
CONTEXT:
- Newsletter name: [NAME]
- Frequency: [WEEKLY/BI-WEEKLY/MONTHLY]
- Industry/niche: [YOUR NICHE]
- Subscriber base: [SIZE + DEMOGRAPHICS]
- Content mix: [X% educational, Y% company news, Z% promotional]
OUTPUT:
SUBJECT LINE (Under 50 characters):
Create 3 options:
- News angle: "[TIMELY TOPIC]: What you need to know"
- Question: "Ready for [BENEFIT]?"
- Curiosity: "This week's #1 [INDUSTRY] insight"
PREVIEW TEXT (40-100 characters):
- Complement subject line
- Don't repeat it
- Add value or intrigue
EMAIL STRUCTURE:
Header:
- Newsletter logo/banner
- Issue number and date
- Personal greeting
Opening (50-75 words):
- Editor's note (personal touch)
- This week's theme
- What to expect below
---
Section 1: Featured Article (200-250 words)
Headline: [MAIN TOPIC]
- Hook (why this matters now)
- Key insight or data
- 2-3 actionable takeaways
- "Read more" CTA (to full article)
- Eye-catching image
---
Section 2: Quick Hits (100-150 words)
3-5 brief items:
- Industry news
- Tool recommendations
- Quick tips
- Curated links
Each: 2-3 sentences + link
---
Section 3: Company Update (75-100 words)
- Product feature
- Team news
- Upcoming event
- Customer spotlight
Keep it valuable, not just promotional
---
Section 4: Call-to-Action
- Primary ask (varies weekly):
* Try new feature
* Read case study
* Register for webinar
* Share with colleague
- Clear button or link
---
Footer:
- Social media links
- Unsubscribe (required, make it easy)
- Preference center (topic/frequency selection)
- Physical address (CAN-SPAM compliance)
TONE: [PROFESSIONAL/FRIENDLY/EDUCATIONAL/INSPIRING]
DESIGN: Clean, scannable, mobile-first
SEND TIME: [DAY/TIME based on open rate data]
TASK: Create engaging weekly/monthly newsletter
CONTEXT:
- Newsletter name: [NAME]
- Frequency: [WEEKLY/BI-WEEKLY/MONTHLY]
- Industry/niche: [YOUR NICHE]
- Subscriber base: [SIZE + DEMOGRAPHICS]
- Content mix: [X% educational, Y% company news, Z% promotional]
OUTPUT:
SUBJECT LINE (Under 50 characters):
Create 3 options:
- News angle: "[TIMELY TOPIC]: What you need to know"
- Question: "Ready for [BENEFIT]?"
- Curiosity: "This week's #1 [INDUSTRY] insight"
PREVIEW TEXT (40-100 characters):
- Complement subject line
- Don't repeat it
- Add value or intrigue
EMAIL STRUCTURE:
Header:
- Newsletter logo/banner
- Issue number and date
- Personal greeting
Opening (50-75 words):
- Editor's note (personal touch)
- This week's theme
- What to expect below
---
Section 1: Featured Article (200-250 words)
Headline: [MAIN TOPIC]
- Hook (why this matters now)
- Key insight or data
- 2-3 actionable takeaways
- "Read more" CTA (to full article)
- Eye-catching image
---
Section 2: Quick Hits (100-150 words)
3-5 brief items:
- Industry news
- Tool recommendations
- Quick tips
- Curated links
Each: 2-3 sentences + link
---
Section 3: Company Update (75-100 words)
- Product feature
- Team news
- Upcoming event
- Customer spotlight
Keep it valuable, not just promotional
---
Section 4: Call-to-Action
- Primary ask (varies weekly):
* Try new feature
* Read case study
* Register for webinar
* Share with colleague
- Clear button or link
---
Footer:
- Social media links
- Unsubscribe (required, make it easy)
- Preference center (topic/frequency selection)
- Physical address (CAN-SPAM compliance)
TONE: [PROFESSIONAL/FRIENDLY/EDUCATIONAL/INSPIRING]
DESIGN: Clean, scannable, mobile-first
SEND TIME: [DAY/TIME based on open rate data]
Engagement metric: Track clicks, not just opens (engagement > vanity metrics)
Prompt 14: Cold Email Outreach (B2B Sales)
TASK: Write cold email for B2B sales outreach
CONTEXT:
- Your company: [NAME + WHAT YOU DO]
- Target: [JOB TITLE/INDUSTRY]
- Pain point you solve: [SPECIFIC PROBLEM]
- Your solution: [HOW YOU HELP]
- Personalization data: [COMPANY NEWS/SHARED CONNECTION/etc]
OUTPUT:
SUBJECT LINE (Under 50 characters):
Choose one approach:
- Personalized: "Quick question about [THEIR COMPANY]'s [CHALLENGE]"
- Value: "Idea to [ACHIEVE THEIR GOAL]"
- Referral: "[SHARED CONNECTION] suggested I reach out"
EMAIL BODY (Under 150 words):
Opening (1 sentence):
- Personalized observation about their company
- Reference: Recent funding, hiring, product launch, article they wrote
Credibility (1 sentence):
- Your relevant experience/result
- Social proof: "[SIMILAR COMPANY] saw [RESULT] in [TIME]"
Value Proposition (2-3 sentences):
- Specific benefit to them (not generic pitch)
- How you can help solve their problem
- Different from competitors
Soft Ask (1 sentence):
- Low commitment next step
- "Would a 15-minute call be useful to explore [BENEFIT]?"
Sign-off:
- Professional close
- Full signature (name, title, company, contact)
PERSONALIZATION VARIABLES:
- [FIRSTNAME]
- [COMPANY]
- [SPECIFIC_DETAIL]
- [SHARED_CONNECTION if applicable]
TASK: Write cold email for B2B sales outreach
CONTEXT:
- Your company: [NAME + WHAT YOU DO]
- Target: [JOB TITLE/INDUSTRY]
- Pain point you solve: [SPECIFIC PROBLEM]
- Your solution: [HOW YOU HELP]
- Personalization data: [COMPANY NEWS/SHARED CONNECTION/etc]
OUTPUT:
SUBJECT LINE (Under 50 characters):
Choose one approach:
- Personalized: "Quick question about [THEIR COMPANY]'s [CHALLENGE]"
- Value: "Idea to [ACHIEVE THEIR GOAL]"
- Referral: "[SHARED CONNECTION] suggested I reach out"
EMAIL BODY (Under 150 words):
Opening (1 sentence):
- Personalized observation about their company
- Reference: Recent funding, hiring, product launch, article they wrote
Credibility (1 sentence):
- Your relevant experience/result
- Social proof: "[SIMILAR COMPANY] saw [RESULT] in [TIME]"
Value Proposition (2-3 sentences):
- Specific benefit to them (not generic pitch)
- How you can help solve their problem
- Different from competitors
Soft Ask (1 sentence):
- Low commitment next step
- "Would a 15-minute call be useful to explore [BENEFIT]?"
Sign-off:
- Professional close
- Full signature (name, title, company, contact)
PERSONALIZATION VARIABLES:
- [FIRSTNAME]
- [COMPANY]
- [SPECIFIC_DETAIL]
- [SHARED_CONNECTION if applicable]
TASK: Write cold email for B2B sales outreach
CONTEXT:
- Your company: [NAME + WHAT YOU DO]
- Target: [JOB TITLE/INDUSTRY]
- Pain point you solve: [SPECIFIC PROBLEM]
- Your solution: [HOW YOU HELP]
- Personalization data: [COMPANY NEWS/SHARED CONNECTION/etc]
OUTPUT:
SUBJECT LINE (Under 50 characters):
Choose one approach:
- Personalized: "Quick question about [THEIR COMPANY]'s [CHALLENGE]"
- Value: "Idea to [ACHIEVE THEIR GOAL]"
- Referral: "[SHARED CONNECTION] suggested I reach out"
EMAIL BODY (Under 150 words):
Opening (1 sentence):
- Personalized observation about their company
- Reference: Recent funding, hiring, product launch, article they wrote
Credibility (1 sentence):
- Your relevant experience/result
- Social proof: "[SIMILAR COMPANY] saw [RESULT] in [TIME]"
Value Proposition (2-3 sentences):
- Specific benefit to them (not generic pitch)
- How you can help solve their problem
- Different from competitors
Soft Ask (1 sentence):
- Low commitment next step
- "Would a 15-minute call be useful to explore [BENEFIT]?"
Sign-off:
- Professional close
- Full signature (name, title, company, contact)
PERSONALIZATION VARIABLES:
- [FIRSTNAME]
- [COMPANY]
- [SPECIFIC_DETAIL]
- [SHARED_CONNECTION if applicable]
Response rate: Good cold emails get 5-10% reply rate
TASK: Write re-engagement email for inactive customers/subscribers
CONTEXT:
- Product/Service: [WHAT YOU OFFER]
- Inactive definition: [NO PURCHASE/OPEN IN X DAYS]
- Relationship: [PAST CUSTOMER/SUBSCRIBER/TRIAL USER]
- What's changed: [NEW FEATURES/IMPROVEMENTS/OFFERS]
OUTPUT:
SUBJECT LINES (Test 3):
- Honest: "We miss you - here's why you should come back"
- Curious: "Is it us? Here's what you've been missing..."
- Value: "Your exclusive offer to rejoin"
EMAIL BODY (Under 200 words):
1. Acknowledge the Gap (2-3 sentences):
- "We noticed you haven't [OPENED/PURCHASED/LOGGED IN]
TASK: Write re-engagement email for inactive customers/subscribers
CONTEXT:
- Product/Service: [WHAT YOU OFFER]
- Inactive definition: [NO PURCHASE/OPEN IN X DAYS]
- Relationship: [PAST CUSTOMER/SUBSCRIBER/TRIAL USER]
- What's changed: [NEW FEATURES/IMPROVEMENTS/OFFERS]
OUTPUT:
SUBJECT LINES (Test 3):
- Honest: "We miss you - here's why you should come back"
- Curious: "Is it us? Here's what you've been missing..."
- Value: "Your exclusive offer to rejoin"
EMAIL BODY (Under 200 words):
1. Acknowledge the Gap (2-3 sentences):
- "We noticed you haven't [OPENED/PURCHASED/LOGGED IN]
TASK: Write re-engagement email for inactive customers/subscribers
CONTEXT:
- Product/Service: [WHAT YOU OFFER]
- Inactive definition: [NO PURCHASE/OPEN IN X DAYS]
- Relationship: [PAST CUSTOMER/SUBSCRIBER/TRIAL USER]
- What's changed: [NEW FEATURES/IMPROVEMENTS/OFFERS]
OUTPUT:
SUBJECT LINES (Test 3):
- Honest: "We miss you - here's why you should come back"
- Curious: "Is it us? Here's what you've been missing..."
- Value: "Your exclusive offer to rejoin"
EMAIL BODY (Under 200 words):
1. Acknowledge the Gap (2-3 sentences):
- "We noticed you haven't [OPENED/PURCHASED/LOGGED IN]
List health: Re-engagement campaigns improve deliverability, clean dead weight
Prompt 16-20: [Additional email prompts would continue with Product Launch, Event Invitation, Survey Request, Upsell, Referral...]
TASK: Create SEO blog post outline
CONTEXT:
- Target keyword: [PRIMARY KEYWORD]
- Search intent: [INFORMATIONAL/COMMERCIAL/TRANSACTIONAL]
- Keyword difficulty: [LOW/MEDIUM/HIGH]
- Current top 10 ranking content: [BRIEF SUMMARY of what ranks]
- Word count target: [1500/2000/3000+]
OUTPUT:
METADATA:
Title Tag (Under 60 characters):
- Include primary keyword
- Compelling, click-worthy
- Emotional trigger or benefit
Meta Description (Under 160 characters):
- Primary keyword in first 50 chars
- Clear value proposition
- Call-to-action
- Entice click from SERP
---
ARTICLE STRUCTURE:
H1: [KEYWORD-RICH HEADLINE]
Introduction (150-200 words):
- Hook (address search intent immediately)
- What this article covers
- Why reader should care
- Keyword mention in first 100 words
H2: What is [PRIMARY KEYWORD]? (if definitional)
- Simple explanation
- Why it matters
- Common misconceptions
- Related keywords naturally woven
H2: [SUBTOPIC 1 from top-ranking content]
H3: [SUPPORTING POINT 1.1]
H3: [SUPPORTING POINT 1.2]
- 300-400 words
- Address user questions
- Include semantic keywords
H2: [SUBTOPIC 2]
H3: [SUPPORTING POINT 2.1]
H3: [SUPPORTING POINT 2.2]
- 300-400 words
- Data/examples/case studies
- Internal linking opportunities
[Continue for 4-6 main H2 sections]
H2: Common [PRIMARY KEYWORD] Mistakes
- What not to do
- How to avoid pitfalls
H2: [PRIMARY KEYWORD] FAQs
- 5-7 questions (from "People Also Ask")
- Concise answers (featured snippet format)
- Question-based H3s
Conclusion (150-200 words):
- Summarize key points
- Actionable next step
- CTA (comment, share, try product)
---
SEO OPTIMIZATION:
Keyword Placement:
- Title tag: Yes
- Meta description: Yes
- H1: Yes
- First paragraph: Yes
- H2s: 2-3 mentions (where natural)
- Throughout body: 1-2% density
- Image alt text: Yes
- URL slug: Yes
Semantic Keywords (LSI):
[LIST 10-15 RELATED TERMS TO INCLUDE]
Internal Links (3-5):
[SUGGEST RELATED CONTENT TO LINK]
External Links (2-3):
[AUTHORITATIVE SOURCES to cite]
Featured Snippet Optimization:
[SECTION MOST LIKELY TO WIN snippet]
TASK: Create SEO blog post outline
CONTEXT:
- Target keyword: [PRIMARY KEYWORD]
- Search intent: [INFORMATIONAL/COMMERCIAL/TRANSACTIONAL]
- Keyword difficulty: [LOW/MEDIUM/HIGH]
- Current top 10 ranking content: [BRIEF SUMMARY of what ranks]
- Word count target: [1500/2000/3000+]
OUTPUT:
METADATA:
Title Tag (Under 60 characters):
- Include primary keyword
- Compelling, click-worthy
- Emotional trigger or benefit
Meta Description (Under 160 characters):
- Primary keyword in first 50 chars
- Clear value proposition
- Call-to-action
- Entice click from SERP
---
ARTICLE STRUCTURE:
H1: [KEYWORD-RICH HEADLINE]
Introduction (150-200 words):
- Hook (address search intent immediately)
- What this article covers
- Why reader should care
- Keyword mention in first 100 words
H2: What is [PRIMARY KEYWORD]? (if definitional)
- Simple explanation
- Why it matters
- Common misconceptions
- Related keywords naturally woven
H2: [SUBTOPIC 1 from top-ranking content]
H3: [SUPPORTING POINT 1.1]
H3: [SUPPORTING POINT 1.2]
- 300-400 words
- Address user questions
- Include semantic keywords
H2: [SUBTOPIC 2]
H3: [SUPPORTING POINT 2.1]
H3: [SUPPORTING POINT 2.2]
- 300-400 words
- Data/examples/case studies
- Internal linking opportunities
[Continue for 4-6 main H2 sections]
H2: Common [PRIMARY KEYWORD] Mistakes
- What not to do
- How to avoid pitfalls
H2: [PRIMARY KEYWORD] FAQs
- 5-7 questions (from "People Also Ask")
- Concise answers (featured snippet format)
- Question-based H3s
Conclusion (150-200 words):
- Summarize key points
- Actionable next step
- CTA (comment, share, try product)
---
SEO OPTIMIZATION:
Keyword Placement:
- Title tag: Yes
- Meta description: Yes
- H1: Yes
- First paragraph: Yes
- H2s: 2-3 mentions (where natural)
- Throughout body: 1-2% density
- Image alt text: Yes
- URL slug: Yes
Semantic Keywords (LSI):
[LIST 10-15 RELATED TERMS TO INCLUDE]
Internal Links (3-5):
[SUGGEST RELATED CONTENT TO LINK]
External Links (2-3):
[AUTHORITATIVE SOURCES to cite]
Featured Snippet Optimization:
[SECTION MOST LIKELY TO WIN snippet]
TASK: Create SEO blog post outline
CONTEXT:
- Target keyword: [PRIMARY KEYWORD]
- Search intent: [INFORMATIONAL/COMMERCIAL/TRANSACTIONAL]
- Keyword difficulty: [LOW/MEDIUM/HIGH]
- Current top 10 ranking content: [BRIEF SUMMARY of what ranks]
- Word count target: [1500/2000/3000+]
OUTPUT:
METADATA:
Title Tag (Under 60 characters):
- Include primary keyword
- Compelling, click-worthy
- Emotional trigger or benefit
Meta Description (Under 160 characters):
- Primary keyword in first 50 chars
- Clear value proposition
- Call-to-action
- Entice click from SERP
---
ARTICLE STRUCTURE:
H1: [KEYWORD-RICH HEADLINE]
Introduction (150-200 words):
- Hook (address search intent immediately)
- What this article covers
- Why reader should care
- Keyword mention in first 100 words
H2: What is [PRIMARY KEYWORD]? (if definitional)
- Simple explanation
- Why it matters
- Common misconceptions
- Related keywords naturally woven
H2: [SUBTOPIC 1 from top-ranking content]
H3: [SUPPORTING POINT 1.1]
H3: [SUPPORTING POINT 1.2]
- 300-400 words
- Address user questions
- Include semantic keywords
H2: [SUBTOPIC 2]
H3: [SUPPORTING POINT 2.1]
H3: [SUPPORTING POINT 2.2]
- 300-400 words
- Data/examples/case studies
- Internal linking opportunities
[Continue for 4-6 main H2 sections]
H2: Common [PRIMARY KEYWORD] Mistakes
- What not to do
- How to avoid pitfalls
H2: [PRIMARY KEYWORD] FAQs
- 5-7 questions (from "People Also Ask")
- Concise answers (featured snippet format)
- Question-based H3s
Conclusion (150-200 words):
- Summarize key points
- Actionable next step
- CTA (comment, share, try product)
---
SEO OPTIMIZATION:
Keyword Placement:
- Title tag: Yes
- Meta description: Yes
- H1: Yes
- First paragraph: Yes
- H2s: 2-3 mentions (where natural)
- Throughout body: 1-2% density
- Image alt text: Yes
- URL slug: Yes
Semantic Keywords (LSI):
[LIST 10-15 RELATED TERMS TO INCLUDE]
Internal Links (3-5):
[SUGGEST RELATED CONTENT TO LINK]
External Links (2-3):
[AUTHORITATIVE SOURCES to cite]
Featured Snippet Optimization:
[SECTION MOST LIKELY TO WIN snippet]
Ranking tip: Comprehensiveness + user intent match > keyword stuffing
Prompt 27: Meta Description Generator (Batch)
TASK: Write meta descriptions for multiple pages
CONTEXT:
Provide for each page:
- URL: [PAGE URL]
- Primary keyword: [KEYWORD]
- Page topic: [WHAT PAGE IS ABOUT]
- Target audience: [WHO'S SEARCHING]
OUTPUT:
For each page, create 2 variations (A/B test):
PAGE 1: [PAGE TITLE]
Variation A (160 chars):
- Include primary keyword in first 50 characters
- Clear value proposition
- Action verb (Learn, Discover, Find, Get)
- CTA or benefit hook
- Emotional trigger if appropriate
Variation B (160 chars):
- Different angle (benefit vs solution vs stat)
- Keyword variation
- Different CTA
- Test for CTR improvement
[Repeat for PAGE 2, 3, 4...]
TASK: Write meta descriptions for multiple pages
CONTEXT:
Provide for each page:
- URL: [PAGE URL]
- Primary keyword: [KEYWORD]
- Page topic: [WHAT PAGE IS ABOUT]
- Target audience: [WHO'S SEARCHING]
OUTPUT:
For each page, create 2 variations (A/B test):
PAGE 1: [PAGE TITLE]
Variation A (160 chars):
- Include primary keyword in first 50 characters
- Clear value proposition
- Action verb (Learn, Discover, Find, Get)
- CTA or benefit hook
- Emotional trigger if appropriate
Variation B (160 chars):
- Different angle (benefit vs solution vs stat)
- Keyword variation
- Different CTA
- Test for CTR improvement
[Repeat for PAGE 2, 3, 4...]
TASK: Write meta descriptions for multiple pages
CONTEXT:
Provide for each page:
- URL: [PAGE URL]
- Primary keyword: [KEYWORD]
- Page topic: [WHAT PAGE IS ABOUT]
- Target audience: [WHO'S SEARCHING]
OUTPUT:
For each page, create 2 variations (A/B test):
PAGE 1: [PAGE TITLE]
Variation A (160 chars):
- Include primary keyword in first 50 characters
- Clear value proposition
- Action verb (Learn, Discover, Find, Get)
- CTA or benefit hook
- Emotional trigger if appropriate
Variation B (160 chars):
- Different angle (benefit vs solution vs stat)
- Keyword variation
- Different CTA
- Test for CTR improvement
[Repeat for PAGE 2, 3, 4...]
CTR impact: Well-written meta descriptions improve CTR 20-30%
Prompt 28-30: [Additional SEO prompts: Keyword Research, Content Gap Analysis, Link Building Outreach...]
MARKETING STRATEGY PROMPTS (5)
Prompt 31: Marketing Campaign Plan (30-Day)
TASK: Create comprehensive 30-day marketing campaign plan
CONTEXT:
- Campaign goal: [PRODUCT LAUNCH/AWARENESS/LEADS/SALES]
- Product/Service: [WHAT YOU'RE PROMOTING]
- Target audience: [DETAILED PERSONA]
- Budget: [TOTAL BUDGET]
- Team: [TEAM SIZE + ROLES]
- Key differentiator: [WHAT MAKES THIS UNIQUE]
OUTPUT:
CAMPAIGN OVERVIEW:
Objective: [SMART GOAL - Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound]
Target: [NUMBER][LEADS/SALES/SIGNUPS] in 30 days
Budget allocation:
- Paid ads: [%]
- Content: [%]
- Tools/software: [%]
- Contingency: [%]
---
WEEK 1 (PRE-LAUNCH): AWARENESS
Content:
- Blog post: [TOPIC] (SEO-optimized)
- Social media: Teaser campaign
- Email: Announce to existing list
- PR: Press release distribution
Paid:
- Google Ads: Search campaign setup
- Facebook/Instagram: Awareness ads
- LinkedIn: Sponsored content (B2B)
Metrics: Impressions, reach, website traffic
---
WEEK 2 (LAUNCH): CONSIDERATION
Content:
- Product demo video
- Customer testimonials
- Comparison content
- FAQ page
Paid:
- Retargeting: Website visitors
- Video ads: Product demo
- Influencer partnerships: [IF APPLICABLE]
Metrics: Engagement, video views, demo requests
---
WEEK 3 (CONVERSION): DECISION
Content:
- Case studies
- Limited-time offer announcement
- Webinar or live demo
- Email sequence: Sales nurture
Paid:
- High-intent keywords
- Conversion-optimized ads
- Cart abandonment (e-commerce)
Metrics: Conversions, cost per acquisition, ROAS
---
WEEK 4 (OPTIMIZE): SCALE + OPTIMIZE
Actions:
- Double down on best performers
- Kill underperforming channels
- Upsell/cross-sell existing customers
- Request reviews/referrals
Analysis:
- What worked best?
- What to continue?
- What to stop?
- Lessons for next campaign
---
DAILY TASKS:
- Monitor metrics dashboard
- Respond to comments/questions
- Test ad variations
- Report to stakeholders
TOOLS NEEDED:
- [ANALYTICS]
- [EMAIL PLATFORM]
- [SOCIAL SCHEDULING]
- [AD MANAGEMENT]
SUCCESS CRITERIA:
Primary: [GOAL METRIC]
Secondary: [SUPPORTING METRICS]
ROI target: [X:1 RETURN]
TASK: Create comprehensive 30-day marketing campaign plan
CONTEXT:
- Campaign goal: [PRODUCT LAUNCH/AWARENESS/LEADS/SALES]
- Product/Service: [WHAT YOU'RE PROMOTING]
- Target audience: [DETAILED PERSONA]
- Budget: [TOTAL BUDGET]
- Team: [TEAM SIZE + ROLES]
- Key differentiator: [WHAT MAKES THIS UNIQUE]
OUTPUT:
CAMPAIGN OVERVIEW:
Objective: [SMART GOAL - Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound]
Target: [NUMBER][LEADS/SALES/SIGNUPS] in 30 days
Budget allocation:
- Paid ads: [%]
- Content: [%]
- Tools/software: [%]
- Contingency: [%]
---
WEEK 1 (PRE-LAUNCH): AWARENESS
Content:
- Blog post: [TOPIC] (SEO-optimized)
- Social media: Teaser campaign
- Email: Announce to existing list
- PR: Press release distribution
Paid:
- Google Ads: Search campaign setup
- Facebook/Instagram: Awareness ads
- LinkedIn: Sponsored content (B2B)
Metrics: Impressions, reach, website traffic
---
WEEK 2 (LAUNCH): CONSIDERATION
Content:
- Product demo video
- Customer testimonials
- Comparison content
- FAQ page
Paid:
- Retargeting: Website visitors
- Video ads: Product demo
- Influencer partnerships: [IF APPLICABLE]
Metrics: Engagement, video views, demo requests
---
WEEK 3 (CONVERSION): DECISION
Content:
- Case studies
- Limited-time offer announcement
- Webinar or live demo
- Email sequence: Sales nurture
Paid:
- High-intent keywords
- Conversion-optimized ads
- Cart abandonment (e-commerce)
Metrics: Conversions, cost per acquisition, ROAS
---
WEEK 4 (OPTIMIZE): SCALE + OPTIMIZE
Actions:
- Double down on best performers
- Kill underperforming channels
- Upsell/cross-sell existing customers
- Request reviews/referrals
Analysis:
- What worked best?
- What to continue?
- What to stop?
- Lessons for next campaign
---
DAILY TASKS:
- Monitor metrics dashboard
- Respond to comments/questions
- Test ad variations
- Report to stakeholders
TOOLS NEEDED:
- [ANALYTICS]
- [EMAIL PLATFORM]
- [SOCIAL SCHEDULING]
- [AD MANAGEMENT]
SUCCESS CRITERIA:
Primary: [GOAL METRIC]
Secondary: [SUPPORTING METRICS]
ROI target: [X:1 RETURN]
TASK: Create comprehensive 30-day marketing campaign plan
CONTEXT:
- Campaign goal: [PRODUCT LAUNCH/AWARENESS/LEADS/SALES]
- Product/Service: [WHAT YOU'RE PROMOTING]
- Target audience: [DETAILED PERSONA]
- Budget: [TOTAL BUDGET]
- Team: [TEAM SIZE + ROLES]
- Key differentiator: [WHAT MAKES THIS UNIQUE]
OUTPUT:
CAMPAIGN OVERVIEW:
Objective: [SMART GOAL - Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound]
Target: [NUMBER][LEADS/SALES/SIGNUPS] in 30 days
Budget allocation:
- Paid ads: [%]
- Content: [%]
- Tools/software: [%]
- Contingency: [%]
---
WEEK 1 (PRE-LAUNCH): AWARENESS
Content:
- Blog post: [TOPIC] (SEO-optimized)
- Social media: Teaser campaign
- Email: Announce to existing list
- PR: Press release distribution
Paid:
- Google Ads: Search campaign setup
- Facebook/Instagram: Awareness ads
- LinkedIn: Sponsored content (B2B)
Metrics: Impressions, reach, website traffic
---
WEEK 2 (LAUNCH): CONSIDERATION
Content:
- Product demo video
- Customer testimonials
- Comparison content
- FAQ page
Paid:
- Retargeting: Website visitors
- Video ads: Product demo
- Influencer partnerships: [IF APPLICABLE]
Metrics: Engagement, video views, demo requests
---
WEEK 3 (CONVERSION): DECISION
Content:
- Case studies
- Limited-time offer announcement
- Webinar or live demo
- Email sequence: Sales nurture
Paid:
- High-intent keywords
- Conversion-optimized ads
- Cart abandonment (e-commerce)
Metrics: Conversions, cost per acquisition, ROAS
---
WEEK 4 (OPTIMIZE): SCALE + OPTIMIZE
Actions:
- Double down on best performers
- Kill underperforming channels
- Upsell/cross-sell existing customers
- Request reviews/referrals
Analysis:
- What worked best?
- What to continue?
- What to stop?
- Lessons for next campaign
---
DAILY TASKS:
- Monitor metrics dashboard
- Respond to comments/questions
- Test ad variations
- Report to stakeholders
TOOLS NEEDED:
- [ANALYTICS]
- [EMAIL PLATFORM]
- [SOCIAL SCHEDULING]
- [AD MANAGEMENT]
SUCCESS CRITERIA:
Primary: [GOAL METRIC]
Secondary: [SUPPORTING METRICS]
ROI target: [X:1 RETURN]
Campaign tip: Daily monitoring crucial, be ready to pivot quickly
Prompt 32: Customer Persona Development
TASK: Create detailed customer persona
CONTEXT:
- Product/Service: [WHAT YOU OFFER]
- Industry: [YOUR INDUSTRY]
- Current customers: [WHO BUYS NOW]
- Ideal customer: [WHO YOU WANT TO ATTRACT]
OUTPUT:
PERSONA NAME: [GIVE THEM A NAME]
DEMOGRAPHICS:
- Age: [RANGE]
- Gender: [M/F/NON-BINARY/ALL]
- Location: [GEOGRAPHIC]
- Income: [RANGE]
- Education: [LEVEL]
- Job title: [SPECIFIC TITLE]
- Company size: [IF B2B]
- Family status: [SINGLE/MARRIED/KIDS/etc]
PSYCHOGRAPHICS:
- Values: [WHAT MATTERS TO THEM]
- Interests: [HOBBIES/PASSIONS]
- Lifestyle: [HOW THEY LIVE]
- Personality traits: [3-5 CHARACTERISTICS]
- Media consumption: [WHERE THEY GET INFO]
GOALS & CHALLENGES:
Professional Goals:
1. [CAREER/BUSINESS GOAL 1]
2. [GOAL 2]
3. [GOAL 3]
Pain Points:
1. [CHALLENGE 1] - How severe? How urgent?
2. [CHALLENGE 2]
3. [CHALLENGE 3]
BUYING BEHAVIOR:
Decision-making:
- Process: [HOW THEY RESEARCH/DECIDE]
- Timeline: [HOW LONG THEY TAKE]
- Influences: [WHO/WHAT AFFECTS DECISION]
- Objections: [WHAT HOLDS THEM BACK]
Budget:
- Price sensitivity: [HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW]
- Budget authority: [DO THEY CONTROL BUDGET?]
CONTENT PREFERENCES:
Where they hang out:
- Social platforms: [LINKEDIN/TWITTER/INSTAGRAM/etc]
- Content formats: [VIDEO/BLOG/PODCAST/NEWSLETTER]
- Trusted sources: [INFLUENCERS/PUBLICATIONS]
Messaging that resonates:
- Tone: [PROFESSIONAL/CASUAL/TECHNICAL]
- Value drivers: [PRICE/QUALITY/SERVICE/STATUS]
- Fear drivers: [WHAT THEY'RE AFRAID OF]
HOW WE HELP:
Our solution: [HOW PRODUCT SOLVES THEIR PROBLEMS]
Key benefits for this persona:
1. [BENEFIT 1]
2. [BENEFIT 2]
3. [BENEFIT 3]
Success story: "[QUOTE from similar customer showing transformation]"
PERSONA STORY (100 words):
[NARRATIVE describing a day in their life, their struggles, how they found you, how you helped]
TASK: Create detailed customer persona
CONTEXT:
- Product/Service: [WHAT YOU OFFER]
- Industry: [YOUR INDUSTRY]
- Current customers: [WHO BUYS NOW]
- Ideal customer: [WHO YOU WANT TO ATTRACT]
OUTPUT:
PERSONA NAME: [GIVE THEM A NAME]
DEMOGRAPHICS:
- Age: [RANGE]
- Gender: [M/F/NON-BINARY/ALL]
- Location: [GEOGRAPHIC]
- Income: [RANGE]
- Education: [LEVEL]
- Job title: [SPECIFIC TITLE]
- Company size: [IF B2B]
- Family status: [SINGLE/MARRIED/KIDS/etc]
PSYCHOGRAPHICS:
- Values: [WHAT MATTERS TO THEM]
- Interests: [HOBBIES/PASSIONS]
- Lifestyle: [HOW THEY LIVE]
- Personality traits: [3-5 CHARACTERISTICS]
- Media consumption: [WHERE THEY GET INFO]
GOALS & CHALLENGES:
Professional Goals:
1. [CAREER/BUSINESS GOAL 1]
2. [GOAL 2]
3. [GOAL 3]
Pain Points:
1. [CHALLENGE 1] - How severe? How urgent?
2. [CHALLENGE 2]
3. [CHALLENGE 3]
BUYING BEHAVIOR:
Decision-making:
- Process: [HOW THEY RESEARCH/DECIDE]
- Timeline: [HOW LONG THEY TAKE]
- Influences: [WHO/WHAT AFFECTS DECISION]
- Objections: [WHAT HOLDS THEM BACK]
Budget:
- Price sensitivity: [HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW]
- Budget authority: [DO THEY CONTROL BUDGET?]
CONTENT PREFERENCES:
Where they hang out:
- Social platforms: [LINKEDIN/TWITTER/INSTAGRAM/etc]
- Content formats: [VIDEO/BLOG/PODCAST/NEWSLETTER]
- Trusted sources: [INFLUENCERS/PUBLICATIONS]
Messaging that resonates:
- Tone: [PROFESSIONAL/CASUAL/TECHNICAL]
- Value drivers: [PRICE/QUALITY/SERVICE/STATUS]
- Fear drivers: [WHAT THEY'RE AFRAID OF]
HOW WE HELP:
Our solution: [HOW PRODUCT SOLVES THEIR PROBLEMS]
Key benefits for this persona:
1. [BENEFIT 1]
2. [BENEFIT 2]
3. [BENEFIT 3]
Success story: "[QUOTE from similar customer showing transformation]"
PERSONA STORY (100 words):
[NARRATIVE describing a day in their life, their struggles, how they found you, how you helped]
TASK: Create detailed customer persona
CONTEXT:
- Product/Service: [WHAT YOU OFFER]
- Industry: [YOUR INDUSTRY]
- Current customers: [WHO BUYS NOW]
- Ideal customer: [WHO YOU WANT TO ATTRACT]
OUTPUT:
PERSONA NAME: [GIVE THEM A NAME]
DEMOGRAPHICS:
- Age: [RANGE]
- Gender: [M/F/NON-BINARY/ALL]
- Location: [GEOGRAPHIC]
- Income: [RANGE]
- Education: [LEVEL]
- Job title: [SPECIFIC TITLE]
- Company size: [IF B2B]
- Family status: [SINGLE/MARRIED/KIDS/etc]
PSYCHOGRAPHICS:
- Values: [WHAT MATTERS TO THEM]
- Interests: [HOBBIES/PASSIONS]
- Lifestyle: [HOW THEY LIVE]
- Personality traits: [3-5 CHARACTERISTICS]
- Media consumption: [WHERE THEY GET INFO]
GOALS & CHALLENGES:
Professional Goals:
1. [CAREER/BUSINESS GOAL 1]
2. [GOAL 2]
3. [GOAL 3]
Pain Points:
1. [CHALLENGE 1] - How severe? How urgent?
2. [CHALLENGE 2]
3. [CHALLENGE 3]
BUYING BEHAVIOR:
Decision-making:
- Process: [HOW THEY RESEARCH/DECIDE]
- Timeline: [HOW LONG THEY TAKE]
- Influences: [WHO/WHAT AFFECTS DECISION]
- Objections: [WHAT HOLDS THEM BACK]
Budget:
- Price sensitivity: [HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW]
- Budget authority: [DO THEY CONTROL BUDGET?]
CONTENT PREFERENCES:
Where they hang out:
- Social platforms: [LINKEDIN/TWITTER/INSTAGRAM/etc]
- Content formats: [VIDEO/BLOG/PODCAST/NEWSLETTER]
- Trusted sources: [INFLUENCERS/PUBLICATIONS]
Messaging that resonates:
- Tone: [PROFESSIONAL/CASUAL/TECHNICAL]
- Value drivers: [PRICE/QUALITY/SERVICE/STATUS]
- Fear drivers: [WHAT THEY'RE AFRAID OF]
HOW WE HELP:
Our solution: [HOW PRODUCT SOLVES THEIR PROBLEMS]
Key benefits for this persona:
1. [BENEFIT 1]
2. [BENEFIT 2]
3. [BENEFIT 3]
Success story: "[QUOTE from similar customer showing transformation]"
PERSONA STORY (100 words):
[NARRATIVE describing a day in their life, their struggles, how they found you, how you helped]
Research sources: Customer interviews, surveys, support tickets, analytics
Name: Social Media Content Generator
Description: Creates platform-optimized social media content with hashtags, scheduling recommendations
Instructions:
Generate social media posts following these rules:
- LinkedIn: Professional, 150-200 words, 3-5 hashtags
- Twitter: Conversational, under 280 chars, thread format for complex topics
- Instagram: Visual-first, 125-150 word caption, 8-10 hashtags
- Facebook: Community-building, 100-150 words, question-based engagement
Always include:
1. Post copy
2. Hashtag suggestions
3. Best posting time for platform
4. Image/video description
5. Engagement strategy (how to respond to comments)
Brand voice: [YOUR BRAND VOICE]
Name: Social Media Content Generator
Description: Creates platform-optimized social media content with hashtags, scheduling recommendations
Instructions:
Generate social media posts following these rules:
- LinkedIn: Professional, 150-200 words, 3-5 hashtags
- Twitter: Conversational, under 280 chars, thread format for complex topics
- Instagram: Visual-first, 125-150 word caption, 8-10 hashtags
- Facebook: Community-building, 100-150 words, question-based engagement
Always include:
1. Post copy
2. Hashtag suggestions
3. Best posting time for platform
4. Image/video description
5. Engagement strategy (how to respond to comments)
Brand voice: [YOUR BRAND VOICE]
Name: Social Media Content Generator
Description: Creates platform-optimized social media content with hashtags, scheduling recommendations
Instructions:
Generate social media posts following these rules:
- LinkedIn: Professional, 150-200 words, 3-5 hashtags
- Twitter: Conversational, under 280 chars, thread format for complex topics
- Instagram: Visual-first, 125-150 word caption, 8-10 hashtags
- Facebook: Community-building, 100-150 words, question-based engagement
Always include:
1. Post copy
2. Hashtag suggestions
3. Best posting time for platform
4. Image/video description
5. Engagement strategy (how to respond to comments)
Brand voice: [YOUR BRAND VOICE]
Cross-Platform Compatibility Tips
Making Prompts Universal:
✅ Good (works everywhere):
❌ Platform-specific (only works in ChatGPT):
Model-Specific Optimizations:
ChatGPT:
Leverage Custom GPTs for repetitive tasks
Use Voice Mode for brainstorming
Canvas for iterative editing
Claude:
Provide extremely detailed instructions (follows perfectly)
Use for long-form content (better coherence)
Best for editing/refinement
Gemini:
Integrate with Google Workspace
Use for SEO content (Google algorithm awareness)
Multimodal capabilities (image + text)
Grok:
Real-time data from X/Twitter
Current events marketing
Trend identification
Perplexity:
Competitive research (with citations)
Data-backed content
Fact-checking claims
Common Marketing Prompt Mistakes
Mistake 1: Vague Goals
❌ "Write marketing content" ✅ "Write 150-word LinkedIn post announcing product launch to B2B SaaS audience"
Mistake 2: No Brand Context
❌ "Create social posts" ✅ "Create social posts in our brand voice: professional yet playful, no corporate jargon, emoji use limited"
Mistake 3: Missing Output Specs
❌ "Write email" ✅ "Write 200-word email with subject line, 3 value bullets, single CTA button"
Mistake 4: Ignoring Platform Differences
❌ Same content all platforms ✅ LinkedIn = professional, Twitter = conversational, Instagram = visual-first
Mistake 5: No Testing Strategy
❌ One version only ✅ Generate 3 variations for A/B testing
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