The marketers getting the most from AI are not using secret tricks. They are reusing a set of well-built prompts for the campaigns they run every week: the social posts, the emails, the ad copy, the SEO briefs, and the reports. This library gives you 100 of those prompts, organized into 10 categories across the whole marketing funnel, ready to copy, paste, and adapt to your brand. Whether you use ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Grok, these turn a blank page into a usable draft in seconds.
How to use this page: find your category, copy a prompt, and replace the bracketed parts like [brand], [product], and [audience] with your own details before you run it. The more specific you make the brackets, the better and more on-brand the result. Every prompt already includes a role, a clear task, and the format you want back, which is what turns a vague answer into marketing you can actually ship. Bookmark it, because these are built to reuse.
THE MARKETING PROMPT FORMULA
The best AI marketing prompts include four things: a role like act as a social media manager, a clear task, the context such as your product, audience, and tone, and the exact output format you want, like a table, five ad variations, or a subject line under 50 characters. Every prompt below follows this order, so you only fill in your specifics and the structure does the rest. The single biggest quality lever is always ending with the format you want back.
How to Write AI Marketing Prompts (5 Rules)
A great marketing prompt is a clear brief. These five rules turn any idea into a prompt that gives you usable, on-brand output the first time.
- Give it a role. Start with act as a social media manager, a copywriter, or an SEO strategist to set the tone and depth.
- Add your context. Name the product, the audience, the tone, and any constraints like budget or word count, since detail is what makes output specific.
- State one clear task. Ask for one thing, like five ad variations or a 30-day calendar, rather than a vague request for help.
- Demand a format. End with the exact output you want: a table, bullet points, a subject line under 50 characters, or a labelled set of angles.
- Iterate on the best. Take the strongest output and refine it with follow-ups like make it punchier or add urgency, rather than starting over.
Which AI Is Best for Marketing?
These prompts work across all the major models, and the best choice depends on the task. For most marketing writing, ad copy, emails, social posts, and brand voice, ChatGPT and Claude are excellent, with Claude often strong on longer, more nuanced copy. For research and current trends, Gemini and Grok shine because of their access to fresh information, with Grok especially good at reading what is trending on X right now.
The practical approach is to use one model as your default and reach for another when the task calls for it. Draft your campaigns in whichever model you like best, use Gemini or Grok when you need current data or trend research, and keep your reusable prompts in a document so they travel across whichever tool you use. The prompts in this library are written to be model-agnostic, so they perform well no matter which you choose.
To pick a default model, see our best AI models of August 2026 ranking, and for current-info tasks, our 100 best Grok prompts.
Social Media Marketing Prompts
1. Content Calendar
Act as a social media manager. Create a 30-day content calendar for [brand] on [platform], targeting [audience]. For each day give the post idea, format, hook, and goal, mixing education, proof, promotion, and story. Return it as a table.
2. Viral Hook Bank
Give me 20 scroll-stopping opening lines for [platform] posts about [topic] aimed at [audience], mixing bold claims, questions, and surprising stats. Keep each under 15 words.
3. Repurpose One Idea
Turn the piece below into a LinkedIn post, an X thread of 5 posts, an Instagram caption, and a short video script, keeping the key points and adapting the tone to each platform. Content: [paste].
4. Caption Writer
Write three caption options for a post about [topic] for [platform], in a [tone] voice, each with a strong first line, one clear call to action, and three relevant hashtags.
5. Reels and Shorts Script
Write a 30-second short-form video script for [product or topic] on [platform], with a 3-second hook, three quick value points, and a call to action, in a natural spoken voice.
6. Engagement Post
Write five engagement posts for [brand] on [platform] designed to spark comments, using questions, polls, hot takes, and fill-in-the-blank formats. Keep the brand voice [tone].
7. Trend Jacking
Given the trend [describe trend], write three post ideas that let [brand] join it authentically without feeling forced, each with the hook and the angle.
8. Carousel Outline
Outline a 7-slide [platform] carousel teaching [topic] to [audience]. Give the hook slide, one idea per slide, and a final call-to-action slide, with a one-line note on the visual for each.
9. Hashtag Strategy
Suggest a hashtag set for [brand] posts about [topic] on [platform]: five broad, five niche, and five branded or campaign tags, with a one-line note on how to rotate them.
10. UGC Brief
Write a creator brief for a user-generated content campaign for [product], including the concept, the hook, three talking points, the call to action, and the do-not-say list.
Email Marketing Prompts
11. Welcome Sequence
Write a 5-email welcome sequence for new subscribers to [brand] who signed up for [offer or reason]. For each email give the goal, subject line, and body, building trust and leading to [desired action].
12. Subject Line Pack
Write 15 email subject lines for [email topic] aimed at [audience], mixing curiosity, benefit, urgency, and personalization, each under 50 characters, then pick the best three and say why.
13. Sales Email
Write a persuasive sales email for [product] to [audience]. Open with a relatable problem, present the solution, add one proof point, handle the main objection, and end with a clear call to action. Keep it under 200 words.
14. Newsletter Draft
Write this week's newsletter for [brand] audience about [topic]: a punchy intro, the three things they need to know, one useful tip, and a soft call to action, in a warm, smart voice.
15. Abandoned Cart
Write a 3-email abandoned-cart sequence for [product]. Email one reminds, email two handles objections and adds proof, email three offers a light incentive. Give subject and body for each.
16. Re-Engagement
Write a win-back email to subscribers who have not opened in 60 days for [brand], acknowledging the gap, offering value, and giving them an easy reason to stay or a clean way to leave.
17. Cold Outreach
Write a cold email to [role] at [company type] about [value I offer]. Personalize the opening to [trigger], keep it under 90 words, focus on their outcome, and end with one low-friction call to action.
18. Promo Announcement
Write a promotional email announcing [offer] for [product], with a bold subject line, a clear value and deadline, three benefit bullets, and a strong call to action. Tone: [tone].
19. Nurture Value Email
Write a value-first nurture email for [audience] that teaches one useful thing about [topic] with no hard sell, building authority for [brand] and ending with a gentle next step.
20. Event Invite
Write an email inviting [audience] to [event], with a compelling subject, the one big reason to attend, the key details, and a clear call to action to register. Keep it concise and exciting
SEO and Content Marketing Prompts
21. Blog Outline
Act as an SEO content strategist. Create a detailed blog outline for the keyword [keyword]. Include an SEO title under 60 characters, a meta description under 155, a one-line hook, 6 to 8 H2 sections with a summary each, and 5 FAQ questions people actually search.
22. Keyword Clusters
Group these keywords into topic clusters for a content plan on [topic], name each cluster, suggest a pillar page and three supporting articles per cluster, and note the search intent of each. Keywords: [paste].
23. Meta Descriptions
Write five meta description options for a page about [topic] targeting [keyword], each under 155 characters, benefit-driven, with the keyword near the front and a reason to click.
24. Content Brief
Write a content brief for a writer to create an article on [keyword]: the target audience, search intent, the angle, the sections to cover, the internal links to include, and the word count.
25. Rewrite for SEO
Rewrite the text below to target [keyword] naturally, improve clarity and structure with headers, keep every fact, and add one strong opening hook. Do not keyword-stuff. Text: [paste].
26. FAQ Generator
Generate 8 People Also Ask style questions for the topic [topic] and answer each in two to three clear sentences, written to win a featured snippet, in plain, direct language.
27. Title Tag Options
Write 10 SEO title options for an article about [topic] targeting [keyword], each under 60 characters, mixing how-to, list, question, and benefit styles, then pick the best three.
28. Content Repurpose Plan
Turn this blog post into a repurposing plan: an X thread, a LinkedIn post, a short video script, an email, and three social graphics ideas, keeping the core message. Post: [paste or link].
29. Internal Linking
Given my list of articles below, suggest a smart internal linking plan: which articles should link to which, with natural anchor text for each link, to build topical authority around [topic]. Articles: [paste].
30. Competitor Content Gap
I am writing about [topic] to compete with [competitor type]. List the subtopics and questions a great article must cover to be more complete than typical results, and one angle to stand out.
Ad Copy and Paid Marketing Prompts
31. Ad Variations
Write 5 ad variations for [product] aimed at [audience], each with a different angle: pain, benefit, social proof, curiosity, and urgency. Keep each under 30 words, label the angle, and add a call to action.
32. Google Search Ads
Write 3 responsive search ad sets for [product] targeting [keyword]: 5 headlines under 30 characters and 2 descriptions under 90 characters each, focused on [audience] and the main benefit.
33. Facebook Ad
Write a Facebook or Instagram ad for [product] to [audience]: a scroll-stopping first line, a short body that builds desire and handles one objection, and a clear call to action, with three headline options.
34. Landing Page Copy
Write landing page copy for [product]: a headline, a subhead, three benefit-driven sections, one social proof line, an objection-handling FAQ of three questions, and a strong call to action. Audience: [audience].
35. Ad Angle Brainstorm
Give me 15 distinct ad angles for [product] to [audience], each with the core message in one line, spanning pain points, desires, objections, comparisons, and social proof.
36. Retargeting Ad
Write three retargeting ad variations for people who visited [product] but did not buy, addressing hesitation, adding proof or a light incentive, and giving a clear reason to come back now.
37. Video Ad Script
Write a 30-second video ad script for [product] to [audience], with a hook in the first 3 seconds, the problem, the solution, one proof point, and a call to action, plus notes on the visuals.
38. Headline Split Test
Write 10 ad headline options for [product] targeting [audience] to split test, each under 40 characters, spanning benefit, curiosity, number, question, and urgency styles.
39. Offer Framing
Help me frame the offer for [product] in three ways: value-stacked, risk-reversed with a guarantee, and urgency-driven, each in two or three lines I can use in an ad or landing page.
40. Audience Angles
For [product], describe three distinct target audiences, and for each give the main pain, the desire, the objection, and one ad hook tailored to them.
Brand and Copywriting Prompts
41. Brand Voice Guide
Create a brand voice guide for [brand] that serves [audience]: three voice traits, what we sound like and what we avoid, three example sentences in-voice, and a quick do and do-not list.
42. Tagline Options
Write 15 tagline options for [brand], a [what it does] for [audience], mixing benefit-led, emotional, and clever styles, each under 8 words, then pick the top three and explain each in one line.
43. Elevator Pitch
Write a 30-second elevator pitch for [brand] aimed at [audience], in plain language, covering who it is for, the problem, the offer, and what makes it different, ending with a clear ask. Under 70 words.
44. Value Proposition
Write a clear value proposition for [product]: the headline benefit, who it serves, the problem solved, and the one thing that makes it different, in three tight sentences.
45. About Page
Write an About page for [brand] that builds trust with [audience]: the origin and why, the mission, what we do, and a warm human close, in a [tone] voice, around 300 words.
46. Product Description
Write a product description for [product] to [audience]: a benefit-led opening, three features tied to outcomes, one line handling the main objection, and a call to action. Tone: [tone].
47. Slogan for Campaign
Write 10 campaign slogan options for [campaign or product] with the theme [theme], short and memorable, then pick the strongest three and say why each fits the audience.
48. Messaging Framework
Build a messaging framework for [brand]: the core message, three supporting pillars with a one-line proof each, and how to phrase them for [audience]. Keep it tight and usable.
49. Rewrite in Brand Voice
Rewrite the text below in the voice of [brand], which is [voice traits], keeping the meaning and improving clarity, then note what you changed to match the voice. Text: [paste].
50. Story Angle
Help me find the story angle for [brand or product]: the relatable problem, the turning point, and the transformation, framed as a short narrative I can use in marketing. Details: [paste].
Strategy and Campaign Prompts
51. Marketing Plan
Create a 30-day marketing plan to launch [product] with a [budget] budget, targeting [audience]. Return a week-by-week table with the channel, the specific action, the estimated cost, and the one metric that proves it worked.
52. Campaign Concept
Brainstorm three big campaign concepts for [brand] to achieve [goal] with [audience], each with the core idea, the hook, the main channels, and the one metric of success.
53. Funnel Map
Map a simple marketing funnel for [product] to [audience]: the awareness, consideration, and decision stages, with two content or channel ideas and one metric at each stage.
54. Positioning Strategy
Help me position [product] against [competitor type]: our unique angle, the audience we win, the message that lands, and the one thing we should never claim. Keep it sharp.
55. Launch Checklist
Create a launch checklist for [product], ordered by sequence across pre-launch, launch day, and post-launch, marking the one step teams most often forget.
56. Content Pillars
Define four content pillars for [brand] serving [audience], with a one-line description of each, three content ideas per pillar, and the goal each pillar supports.
57. Persona Builder
Build a marketing persona for [audience]: their goals, pains, objections, where they spend time online, and the message and channel most likely to reach them. Keep it practical.
58. Competitor Analysis
Give me a marketing snapshot of the [industry] space: the main types of players, what each does well, one gap a new brand could own, and a one-line differentiation for [brand]. Use current information.
59. Growth Ideas
Give me 15 growth marketing ideas for [product] to reach [audience], across content, partnerships, referrals, and paid, ranked by effort and likely impact, as a table.
60. KPI Framework
Suggest the right marketing KPIs to track for [goal] with [product], grouped by funnel stage, with a target-setting note and the one metric that matters most.
Video and Visual Marketing Prompts
61. YouTube Script
Write a YouTube video script about [topic] for [audience], with a strong hook, a promise, three key sections, a mid-roll re-hook, and a call to action, plus a title and description.
62. Thumbnail Concepts
Give me five YouTube thumbnail concepts for a video about [topic], each with the visual idea, the text overlay under 5 words, and why it would earn the click.
63. Explainer Script
Write a 60-second explainer video script for [product], covering the problem, how it works in three steps, the key benefit, and a call to action, in a clear, friendly voice.
64. Webinar Outline
Outline a 45-minute marketing webinar on [topic] for [audience]: the hook, three teaching sections with takeaways, the soft pitch for [offer], and the closing call to action.
65. Image Ad Brief
Write a brief for a static image ad for [product] to [audience]: the concept, the headline, the visual description, the call to action, and the feeling it should evoke.
66. Video Hook Bank
Give me 15 opening hooks for short marketing videos about [topic] for [platform], each under 10 words, designed to stop the scroll in the first two seconds.
67. Storyboard
Create a simple 6-frame storyboard for a short video ad for [product], with a one-line description of the visual and the voiceover or text for each frame.
68. Testimonial Video Questions
Write 8 interview questions to capture a great customer testimonial video for [product], designed to draw out a specific before, the turning point, and a measurable result.
69. Product Demo Script
Write a product demo script for [product] showing [key feature], structured as a real use case with a problem, the steps, and the payoff, in a natural presenting voice.
70. Visual Content Ideas
Give me 12 visual content ideas for [brand] on [platform] about [topic], mixing infographics, quotes, behind-the-scenes, before-and-after, and data, with a one-line concept each.
Sales and Conversion Prompts
71. Sales Page
Write a long-form sales page for [product] to [audience]: a headline, the problem, the solution and how it works, three benefits, social proof, an objection-handling FAQ, the offer, and a strong close.
72. Objection Handling
List the top five objections [audience] has to buying [product], and for each write a consultative response that acknowledges the concern, reframes it, and moves toward the sale.
73. Lead Magnet Idea
Suggest five lead magnet ideas for [brand] to attract [audience] interested in [topic], each with the format, the promise, and why it would convert, then recommend the best one.
74. Follow-Up Sequence
Write a 4-message sales follow-up sequence for a lead who showed interest in [product] but did not buy, across email or DM, adding value and handling hesitation without being pushy.
75. Pricing Page Copy
Write pricing page copy for [product] with three tiers, giving each a clear name, who it is for, the key features, and a one-line reason to choose it, plus a nudge toward the recommended plan.
76. Discovery Questions
Write 10 discovery call questions for selling [product] to [audience], designed to uncover the real problem, the impact, the decision process, and the urgency, in a helpful not interrogating tone.
77. Case Study Outline
Outline a customer case study for [product]: the client and their challenge, what they tried, the solution, the results with numbers, and a quote, structured to build trust and drive sales.
78. Upsell Message
Write an upsell message offering [upgrade or add-on] to customers of [product], framing it as the natural next step, showing the extra value, and making it easy to say yes.
79. Guarantee Copy
Write three versions of a risk-reversal guarantee for [product] that lowers buying anxiety without exposing the business, in clear, confident language I can put near the call to action.
80. CTA Variations
Write 12 call-to-action button and line options for [product], spanning value, urgency, curiosity, and reassurance styles, each short and specific, then pick the top three for [audience].
Market Research and Analysis Prompts
81. Audience Research
Help me research [audience] for [product]: their main goals, pains, objections, the language they use, the influencers they follow, and where they hang out online. Keep it specific and practical.
82. Survey Questions
Write 10 customer survey questions to understand why people buy or do not buy [product], mixing multiple choice and open ended, designed to surface real insight, not vanity answers.
83. Competitor Teardown
Give me a marketing teardown of [competitor] for [industry]: their positioning, main channels, content style, offers, and one weakness [brand] could exploit. Use current information.
84. Trend Analysis
Summarize the current trends in [industry] marketing that matter for [audience] right now, ranked by relevance, with one way [brand] could act on each. Use current sources.
85. Review Mining
Here are customer reviews for [product or competitor]: [paste]. Pull out the top three things people love, the top three complaints, and the exact phrases I can use in marketing.
86. Positioning Map
Help me build a simple positioning map for the [industry] space on two axes I choose, place the main players, and identify the open space [brand] could own.
87. Message Testing
Give me three different core messages for [product] to test with [audience], each with the angle and the emotion it targets, and how I would measure which resonates.
88. Persona Interview
Write a mock interview with my ideal customer for [product], asking about their problem, what they have tried, and what would make them buy, with realistic answers to guide my messaging.
89. Pain Point List
List the top 10 pain points [audience] has related to [topic or product], ranked by intensity, with a one-line marketing angle that speaks to each.
90. Opportunity Finder
Analyze [industry] for [brand] and give me three underserved audience segments or use cases we could target, with why each is an opportunity and a first campaign idea for one.
Analytics, Reporting, and Optimization Prompts
91. Analyze Campaign Data
Here is my campaign data: [paste]. Identify the three most important insights, the numbers behind each, one thing that could be misleading, and one clear recommendation for the next campaign.
92. A/B Test Plan
Design an A/B test to improve [metric] on [asset], with the hypothesis, the one variable to change, the two variations, the success metric, and how long to run it. Keep it rigorous.
93. Report Summary
Turn this marketing report into a clear executive summary: the three key results with numbers, what worked, what did not, and the two priorities for next month. Data: [paste].
94. Conversion Diagnosis
My [funnel step] has a low conversion rate. Ask me three diagnostic questions, then give the most likely causes ranked by probability and one test to fix the top one. Context: [paste].
95. Content Performance
Here is my content performance data: [paste]. Tell me which formats and topics work best, which to stop, and three data-backed ideas for what to create next.
96. Budget Allocation
Given these channel results: [paste], recommend how to reallocate a [budget] marketing budget for next month to maximize [goal], with the reasoning and the one metric to watch.
97. Attribution Explainer
Explain in plain English how to think about marketing attribution for [business type], the main models, their tradeoffs, and a simple approach I can actually use to judge what is working.
98. Dashboard Design
Design a simple marketing dashboard for [goal]: the 6 to 8 metrics to track, grouped by funnel stage, what a healthy range looks like for each, and the one metric to lead with.
99. Improvement Ideas
Based on these results: [paste], give me 10 specific, low-effort optimization ideas to improve [metric], ranked by likely impact, that I could act on this week.
100. Monthly Review
Ask me the right questions to run a monthly marketing review for [brand], one at a time, then summarize the wins, the misses, the top lesson, and the three priorities for next month
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the best AI marketing prompts?
The best AI marketing prompts give the model a role, your context, one clear task, and the exact output format. The strongest cover the whole funnel: social media, email, SEO and content, ad copy, brand, strategy, video, sales, research, and analytics. This library provides 100 copy-paste prompts across all of those areas.
Q: How do you write a good marketing prompt for AI?
Start with a role like act as a copywriter, add your product, audience, and tone, state one clear task, and end with the format you want, such as five ad variations or a table. Specific, detailed prompts consistently beat short vague ones, and ending with the desired format is the biggest quality lever.
Q: Which AI is best for marketing?
It depends on the task. ChatGPT and Claude are excellent for marketing writing like ad copy, emails, and social posts. Gemini and Grok are strong for research and current trends thanks to fresh information access, with Grok especially good at reading what is trending on X. The prompts here work across all of them.
Q: Can AI write ad copy and emails?
Yes, and it is one of the highest-value uses. With a good prompt that names the product, audience, angle, and format, AI can draft ad variations, subject lines, sales emails, and full sequences in seconds. You then refine the best output. This library has full ad copy and email categories with ten prompts each.
Q: What are good ChatGPT prompts for marketing?
Strong ChatGPT marketing prompts specify the role, audience, and format, such as act as a social media manager and create a 30-day content calendar as a table. The best ask for one clear deliverable and end with the exact format. Every prompt in this library is written this way and works in ChatGPT.
Q: Can I copy and paste these marketing prompts?
Yes. Every prompt is copy-paste ready. Just replace the bracketed parts like [brand], [product], [audience], and [tone] with your own details before sending. The more specific you make the brackets, the more relevant and on-brand the output will be, whether you use ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Grok.
Q: How do marketers use AI prompts day to day?
Marketers use prompts to draft social calendars, write and test ad copy, build email sequences, create SEO briefs and outlines, repurpose one piece of content across channels, and turn campaign data into reports. The pattern is to reuse a small set of strong prompts for recurring tasks, which is exactly what this library provides.
Q: Are AI marketing prompts free?
Yes, the prompts themselves are free to copy and adapt, and every prompt here is free to use. You only need access to an AI tool to run them, and most offer a free tier that handles marketing tasks well. Paid tiers add speed and access to more capable models for heavier use.
Recommended Blogs
- 100 best ChatGPT prompts
- 100 best Gemini prompts
- 200 best AI prompts for work
- 100 best Grok prompts
- 100 best AI image prompts
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