The 40 Best AI Prompts for Marketing Teams (Organized by Use Case)

Write a LinkedIn post for a [INDUSTRY] professional sharing an insight about [TOPIC]. Format: Hook (1 sentence), 3-4 short paragraphs with line breaks, a question to drive comments. Tone: authoritative but approachable. No hashtag spam -- max 3 relevant hashtags.

Create a 6-tweet thread about [TOPIC] for [TARGET AUDIENCE]. Tweet 1: bold hook/contrarian take. Tweets 2-5: one insight each with a specific example. Tweet 6: summary + CTA. Each tweet under 280 characters.

Write an Instagram caption for a photo of [DESCRIPTION]. Brand voice: [VOICE]. Include a hook in the first line (before the 'more' cutoff), 3-4 short paragraphs, and a clear CTA. Add 5 relevant hashtags at the end.

Write a Facebook post that encourages comments on the topic of [TOPIC] from our audience of [AUDIENCE]. Use a question or poll format. Keep it conversational, under 150 words.

Write a LinkedIn company page update announcing [NEWS/ACHIEVEMENT]. Highlight the benefit to customers or the industry. Professional tone, 100-150 words, end with a link prompt.

Write a professional public response to this negative social media comment: [COMMENT]. Acknowledge the concern, don't be defensive, offer to resolve it privately. Under 80 words.

Write a 30-second script for a social media video about [TOPIC]. Include: Hook (5 sec), Main content (20 sec), CTA (5 sec). Natural speaking language, no jargon.

Write a social media post featuring this customer testimonial: [TESTIMONIAL]. Don't just repost it -- add context about what problem this customer solved. Brand voice: [VOICE].

Write 10 subject line variants for an email about [TOPIC/OFFER] targeting [AUDIENCE]. Mix styles: curiosity, urgency, benefit-led, question, personalization. Avoid spam trigger words. Each under 50 characters.

Write email #[NUMBER] of a [NUMBER]-part nurture sequence for [PRODUCT/SERVICE]. The prospect has [ACTION TAKEN]. Goal: [GOAL]. Previous email topic: [PREVIOUS]. This email should focus on [TOPIC]. Include subject line.

Write a win-back email for subscribers who haven't opened in 90 days. Acknowledge the silence with light humor, remind them of the value they're missing, and give a clear reason to re-engage. Subject line included.

Write a welcome email for new [FREE TRIAL/NEWSLETTER/ACCOUNT] signups. Introduce the brand in one paragraph, tell them exactly what to expect next, and give them one high-value action to take immediately. Friendly and brief.

Write a product announcement email for [NEW FEATURE/PRODUCT]. Lead with the customer benefit (not the feature), include 3 bullet points on what it does, and end with a CTA to [ACTION]. Subject line included.

Write a promotional email for [OFFER] with [DISCOUNT/BENEFIT]. Create urgency with a deadline. Structure: subject, preview text, hook, offer details, social proof line, CTA, P.S. with secondary hook.

Write a post-purchase email for a customer who just bought [PRODUCT]. Thank them, set expectations, and introduce one complementary product or feature worth upgrading to. Keep the upsell soft and natural.

Write an email asking customers to complete a [NUMBER]-minute survey about [TOPIC]. Explain why their feedback matters specifically, what you'll do with results, and offer [INCENTIVE IF ANY]. Subject line included.

Create a detailed outline for a blog post titled '[TITLE]' targeting the keyword '[KEYWORD]'. Include: H1, 5-7 H2 sections with 2-3 H3 sub-sections each, intro hook angle, and meta description. Target audience: [AUDIENCE].

Write 5 different opening paragraphs for a blog post about [TOPIC]. Use different approaches: surprising statistic, contrarian take, vivid scenario, direct question, and bold claim. Each 50-80 words.

Write 3 meta description variants for a blog post titled '[TITLE]' targeting '[KEYWORD]'. Each 150-160 characters. Include the keyword naturally, highlight the main benefit, and include a subtle CTA.

Based on this blog post content, generate a FAQ section with 6 questions and answers. Questions should match what people actually search. Answers: 50-80 words each. Content: [CONTENT]

Repurpose this blog post into: 1 LinkedIn post, 1 Twitter thread (5 tweets), 3 email subject lines, and 1 Instagram caption. Blog post: [CONTENT]

Expand this thin section of a blog post into 3-4 substantial paragraphs with examples. Keep the same topic and don't change the heading. Current text: [TEXT]

Write a conclusion for a blog post about [TOPIC]. Summarize the 3 key takeaways in fresh language (don't repeat the intros), include a forward-looking statement, and end with a CTA to [ACTION].

I'm writing a listicle titled '[TITLE]'. I have items 1-7 but need 3 more. Existing items: [ITEMS]. Add 3 more that are different from the existing ones, each with a title and 2-3 sentence explanation.

Write 15 Google Search ad headline variants for [PRODUCT/SERVICE] targeting the keyword '[KEYWORD]'. Max 30 characters each. Mix: benefit-led, feature-led, urgency, social proof, and question formats.

Write 3 Facebook ad copy variants for [OFFER] targeting [AUDIENCE]. For each: Primary text (125 chars), Headline (40 chars), Description (30 chars). Variant 1: problem-agitate-solve. Variant 2: social proof led. Variant 3: direct benefit.

Write ad copy for a display remarketing ad targeting people who visited our [PAGE] but didn't convert. Product: [PRODUCT]. Include headline (25 chars), description (90 chars), and CTA. Use a retargeting angle -- acknowledge they've shown interest.

Create 2 A/B test variants for this landing page headline: '[CURRENT HEADLINE]'. Variant A: emphasize [ANGLE A]. Variant B: emphasize [ANGLE B]. Also suggest what metric to use to determine the winner.

Write 8 CTA button copy variants for a landing page selling [PRODUCT]. Move beyond 'Buy Now' and 'Sign Up'. Use specific, benefit-led language that matches what the user gets by clicking.

Generate 10 ad hook variations for [PRODUCT/OFFER]. Target audience: [AUDIENCE]. Pain point: [PAIN POINT]. Include hooks using: fear of missing out, curiosity gap, social proof, shock statistic, and direct challenge.

Write a 15-second non-skippable YouTube ad script for [PRODUCT]. Structure: Hook (3 sec -- viewer can't skip yet), Problem (5 sec), Solution (5 sec), CTA (2 sec). No wasted words.

Write a comparison-style ad for [PRODUCT] vs [COMPETITOR]. Highlight 3 specific advantages without naming the competitor directly. Tone: confident, not aggressive. For [PLATFORM].

I want to rank for the keyword '[KEYWORD]'. Suggest 10 related long-tail keywords I should also target, organized by search intent (informational, commercial, transactional). For each, suggest an appropriate content format.

Based on these competitor URLs that rank for '[KEYWORD]': [URLS]. What topics or angles are they NOT covering that I could use to differentiate my content?

Write 10 title tag variants for a page targeting '[KEYWORD]'. Max 60 characters. Include the keyword in each, vary the angle, and prioritize click-through rate. Page topic: [TOPIC].

Rewrite this paragraph to target a Featured Snippet for the query '[QUERY]'. Format: direct definition in the first sentence, followed by 2-3 supporting points. Under 300 characters total: [PARAGRAPH]

Here are 5 pages on my site: [PAGES]. For each page, suggest 2-3 internal links to other pages in the list with natural anchor text. Explain why each link is relevant.

Create a content brief for a blog post targeting the keyword '[KEYWORD]'. Include: target audience, search intent, recommended word count, H2/H3 outline, key questions to answer, and 3 competitor URLs to reference.

Write the FAQ schema content for a page about [TOPIC]. Include 5 question-answer pairs that match what people actually search. Answers should be direct, 50-80 words each.

Build a topic cluster map for [PILLAR TOPIC]. Include: 1 pillar page, 6-8 cluster pages, and 3-4 supporting pages. For each, suggest a title and the primary keyword to target.