ChatGPT Prompts for Marketers

Write a complete SEO content brief for an article targeting the keyword [TARGET KEYWORD].

Include:
- Primary keyword and 4–6 semantically related terms to weave in naturally
- Search intent classification (informational / navigational / commercial / transactional)
- Target audience and their assumed knowledge level
- Recommended word count range
- Suggested H1, H2 headings, and one H3 example
- One competing article to beat and what it is missing
- Angle that differentiates our piece
- One internal-link opportunity to [RELATED PAGE OR CATEGORY]

Topic area: [TOPIC]. Our product/service: [PRODUCT].

Create a detailed outline for a blog post targeting [PRIMARY KEYWORD]. The post should satisfy [SEARCH INTENT: informational / commercial / transactional].

Audience: [WHO THEY ARE AND WHAT THEY ALREADY KNOW]

Deliverables:
- H1 with the keyword placed naturally
- H2 sections with a one-sentence rationale for why each section serves the reader's intent
- One H3 under each H2 showing how to add depth without padding
- A conclusion that includes a soft CTA to [DESIRED NEXT STEP]
- Estimated word-count split per section

I have a list of [NUMBER] keywords related to [BROAD TOPIC]. Group them into clusters that each represent one distinct page or article.

For each cluster:
- Give it a topic label
- Identify the best primary keyword to target
- List 3–5 supporting terms that belong on the same page
- Classify the cluster intent (informational / commercial / transactional)
- Flag if any two clusters are too similar to separate (cannibalization risk)

Keywords to cluster: [PASTE LIST]

Write 3 meta title options and 2 meta description options for a page targeting [TARGET KEYWORD].

Page topic: [BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PAGE CONTENT]
Audience: [WHO IS SEARCHING]

Rules:
- Titles: 50–60 characters including the keyword. No clickbait. Make each title take a different angle (keyword-first / benefit-first / question).
- Descriptions: 140–155 characters. Include the keyword, a clear benefit, and a soft call to action. No truncation.
- Label each option with its character count.

Take the blog post below and repurpose it into 5 social media posts — one per platform: LinkedIn, Twitter/X, Instagram, Facebook, and Threads.

Each post should:
- Pull a distinct angle or insight from the article (no two posts should make the same point)
- Match the platform's tone and length norms
- Include a platform-appropriate CTA linking back to the article

Blog post: [PASTE POST OR SUMMARY]
Article URL: [URL]

Build a one-month content calendar for [COMPANY / PRODUCT TYPE] targeting [AUDIENCE].

Input:
- Content pillars: [LIST 3–4 TOPICS]
- Channels: [e.g., blog, LinkedIn, email newsletter, Instagram]
- Publish frequency by channel: [e.g., blog 2x/week, social daily]
- Any upcoming dates or campaigns to build around: [EVENTS / LAUNCHES]

Output format: a week-by-week table with columns: Week | Date | Channel | Content Type | Topic / Title | Primary Keyword or Theme | Goal (awareness / consideration / conversion)

Write conversion-focused landing page copy for [PRODUCT / OFFER].

Brief:
- Target visitor: [WHO THEY ARE, HOW THEY ARRIVED]
- Their primary problem: [PAIN POINT]
- What the product does: [ONE-LINE DESCRIPTION]
- Key proof points: [STAT, TESTIMONIAL, OR CUSTOMER LOGO]
- Primary CTA: [ACTION + OFFER, e.g., "Start free trial"]

Sections to write: Hero (headline + subhead + CTA), Problem block (2–3 sentences), Solution block (3 benefit bullets), Social proof (use my proof points), and a closing CTA. Plain language, no filler phrases.

Generate an FAQ section for a page about [TOPIC / PRODUCT] using the question-style keywords below.

For each question:
- Rewrite the question in natural spoken language (as a real person would ask it)
- Write a 40–80 word answer optimized for featured-snippet format (direct answer in the first sentence)
- Note which question is most likely to appear in Google's "People Also Ask" box and why

Target keyword questions: [PASTE KEYWORD QUESTIONS]
Product or page context: [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Write a marketing email newsletter using my raw notes below.

Structure:
1. Subject line (curiosity-driven, under 50 characters, no clickbait)
2. Preview text (complements the subject, under 90 characters)
3. Opening hook — one or two sentences that make the reader feel the issue is already theirs
4. Main content — [NUMBER] sections, each with a short header, 2–3 sentences, and one link
5. Sign-off from [SENDER NAME / PERSONA]

Tone: [e.g., direct and warm / conversational / expert but approachable]
Raw updates to include: [PASTE YOUR NOTES OR BULLET POINTS]

Write launch-day social media posts for [PRODUCT NAME], a [ONE-LINE DESCRIPTION].

Audience: [WHO IT IS FOR]
Key benefit: [PRIMARY VALUE PROPOSITION]
Launch offer or hook: [FREE TRIAL / DISCOUNT / WAITLIST, if any]
Link: [URL]

Write one post each for: Twitter/X, LinkedIn, and Instagram. Each post should use a different angle — don't repeat the same hook. Include platform-appropriate formatting and a CTA.

Write a LinkedIn thought-leadership post for [MY NAME / PERSONA], who is a [ROLE] in [INDUSTRY].

My point of view: [STATE THE CONTRARIAN CLAIM OR OBSERVATION IN 1–2 SENTENCES]
Evidence or experience I can cite: [STAT, STORY, OR SPECIFIC EXAMPLE]
Who I am speaking to: [TARGET READER]

Rules:
- First line must be a hook that stops the scroll — no "I'm excited to share" or "Hot take:"
- Use short paragraphs (1–3 lines each)
- Share the real point of view, not a safe hedge
- End with a question that invites comments from the target reader
- 150–250 words

Write [NUMBER] ad copy variations for [PLATFORM: Google / Meta / LinkedIn] promoting [PRODUCT / OFFER].

Product: [ONE-LINE DESCRIPTION]
Target audience: [WHO THEY ARE]
Primary pain or desire: [WHAT DRIVES THEM]
Landing page URL: [URL]

For each variation, use a distinct angle: e.g., fear-of-loss, social proof, curiosity, direct benefit, objection-first. Label each variation with its angle. Include headline and primary text for each. Stay within platform character limits.

Analyze the competitor messaging I've pasted below and produce a structured summary.

Sections:
1. Core positioning statement (what problem they claim to solve, for whom)
2. Key claims and proof points they use (list the top 4–5)
3. Messaging strengths — what they do well and why it works
4. Messaging gaps or weaknesses — what they underplay or avoid
5. How our positioning should differ — one paragraph on the angle to own

Competitor name: [NAME]
Our product: [DESCRIPTION]
Competitor messaging (paste homepage copy, about page, or ad text): [PASTE]

Turn my campaign notes and metrics into a clean, shareable campaign recap.

Structure:
1. Campaign name, dates, and goal
2. Key results — bullet list, numbers first (include what hit vs. missed target)
3. What drove performance (2–3 factors, evidence-based)
4. What underperformed and the likely reason
5. Recommendations for the next campaign (3 bullets, specific and actionable)

Do not invent numbers. If a metric is missing, mark it as "not tracked."

Campaign notes and metrics: [PASTE]