ChatGPT prompts for marketing: 30 templates for campaigns, ads and content

Write a Facebook ad for my yoga studio.

Write 3 Facebook ad variations for Stillwater Yoga in Austin. Offer: first week unlimited for $20. Audience: office workers aged 28 to 45 with back pain from sitting. Goal: book a first class. Primary text under 90 words, headline under 40 characters.

Write a blog post about email marketing.

Write an outline for a blog post on email list building for Etsy sellers with under 500 subscribers. Goal: one tactic they can try this week per section. No generic advice like "provide value."

You are a brand strategist. Write 3 positioning statements for [product], which helps [target customer] [achieve outcome]. Competitors: [competitors]. Our differentiators: [differentiators]. Format: For [customer] who [need], [product] is the [category] that [benefit], unlike [alternative].

Build an ideal customer profile for [product] from these notes on our best customers: [reviews, call notes]. Include their situation, top 3 frustrations, what they tried before us, buying triggers and objections. Flag anything you are inferring rather than reading from my notes.

Here is [competitor]'s homepage copy: [paste copy]. Analyze their main promise, audience, proof, tone and what they avoid saying. Then suggest 3 angles where [our product] could stand out, given that we [our strengths].

Write a one-sentence value proposition and 3 supporting benefits for [product] for each segment: [segment 1], [segment 2], [segment 3]. Keep the product the same; change only the emphasis and wording.

Write a one-page campaign brief for [campaign]. Goal: [measurable goal]. Budget: [budget]. Timeline: [dates]. Audience: [audience]. Channels: [channels]. Include key message, 3 supporting messages, deliverables by channel and success metrics.

Write 10 search ad headlines (max 30 characters) and 4 descriptions (max 90 characters) for [product] targeting "[keyword]". Use the keyword in at least 3 headlines. Mix benefit, urgency, proof and price angles. Show the character count after each line.

Write a [platform] ad for [offer]. Audience: [audience and main problem]. Give 5 one-line opening hooks, then one full ad using the strongest: primary text under [number] words, headline and call to action.

Here are customer reviews: [paste reviews]. Find the 5 most persuasive recurring themes. For each, quote the best customer phrase and write one ad headline using it.

Write a [15/30/60]-second video ad script for [product]. Format: timestamp, on-screen visual, voiceover or text overlay. The first 3 seconds show [problem] with no logo. End with [call to action]. Tone: [tone].

Here is my ad: [paste ad]. Write landing page copy that continues its promise: headline using the ad's key phrase, subheadline, 3 benefit sections, a section answering [top objections], and a call to action.

Create a 4-week [platform] calendar for [brand]. Audience: [audience]. Goals: [goals]. [number] posts per week, mixing educational, behind-the-scenes, social proof and promotional, with at most 1 in 5 promotional. Give date, format, topic and a one-line hook per post.

Turn this into posts for 5 platforms: [idea or article]. A LinkedIn post under 200 words, an Instagram caption, a short X post, a TikTok concept with a hook, and a Threads post. Adapt tone and length to each platform.

Here are 5 of our best-performing captions: [paste captions]. Study their tone, length, punctuation and structure. Then write 5 new captions in the same voice for these posts: [post descriptions].

Write reply templates for our most common [platform] comments: [comment types, e.g., price questions, shipping complaints, compliments]. Each under 40 words, warm, with a next step. Brand voice: [voice].

Outline a [number]-slide carousel on "[topic]" for [audience]. Slide 1 is a hook promising a specific payoff. Middle slides make one point each in under 25 words. The last slide asks readers to [action]. Suggest a visual per slide.

Group these keywords into topic clusters: [keyword list]. For each cluster, give a pillar page title, the search intent (informational, commercial or transactional) and which keywords suit supporting articles.

Outline an article targeting "[keyword]" for [audience]. Open with what the searcher most wants to know. Include H2 and H3 headings, the key point under each, where an example or template belongs, and 4 common FAQ questions.

Write the section "[heading]" for [audience] from this outline: [outline section]. About [number] words, one concrete example, short paragraphs, no intro or conclusion.

Write 5 title tags (under 60 characters) and 5 meta descriptions (140 to 158 characters) for a page about [topic] targeting "[keyword]". Use the keyword naturally and promise a specific payoff.

This article targets "[keyword]": [paste article]. Identify outdated sections, missing subtopics, weak examples and places to link to [related pages]. Then rewrite the weakest section.

Write a 4-email welcome sequence for [brand] subscribers who joined via [source]. Email 1 delivers [promise], 2 tells our story, 3 shares [proof], 4 makes this offer: [offer]. Subject line, preview text and body under 150 words for each.

Write 15 subject lines under 45 characters for an email about [offer] to [audience]. Mix curiosity, benefit, urgency, personal and number-based styles, labeling each. No all caps or spammy words.

Write a plain-text promotional email for [offer] ending [date]. Audience: [segment]. Main benefit: [benefit]. Objection to address: [objection]. Structure: hook, problem, offer, proof, call to action. Under 200 words.

Write a low-pressure win-back email for [brand] customers inactive for [period]. Incentive: [incentive or none]. Include one line asking why they stopped, with an easy reply option.

Write our weekly newsletter for [audience] from these items: [links or notes]. For each, a short headline and 2 sentences on why it matters to readers. Add a one-paragraph [tone] intro and end with [call to action].

Results of our [campaign]: [metrics]. Goal: [goal]. Summarize performance in 5 bullets for [audience], explain what likely drove the best and worst results, and recommend 3 changes. Separate facts from hypotheses.

Version A: [description], [visitors] visitors, [conversions] conversions. Version B: [description], [visitors] visitors, [conversions] conversions. Is the difference likely meaningful, what else could explain it, and what should we test next?

Here are open-ended survey responses: [responses]. Group them into themes, count responses per theme, and give 2 representative quotes each. Then list the 3 changes that would address the most responses.

Our [product] funnel for [period]: [stage: number, for each stage]. Industry: [industry]. Identify the biggest drop, list 5 possible causes, and suggest one low-cost experiment per cause.

Draft next quarter's marketing plan. Business: [business]. Goal: [goal]. Budget: [budget]. Team: [size and skills]. Worked last quarter: [notes]. Did not: [notes]. Give 3 priorities, channels and tactics for each, a monthly timeline and one metric per priority.