Campaigns, social posts, email copy and brand voice. 64 reviewed prompts for marketing.
Marketing teams reuse the same few kinds of writing all year: campaign briefs, social posts, email sequences, landing page copy and product announcements. The prompts and skills here give you a reliable starting structure for each, with fill-in fields for audience, tone and offer, so the first draft sounds like your brand and not like a generic one. Copy one, adjust the wording to your own voice, and share your improved version back.
Writes a news-style press release for a product launch: headline, lead paragraph, details, quote, boilerplate and contact line. Use when you are announcing a launch and want something a journalist can run with.
Audits a video channel from the details and numbers you provide and returns scored findings plus a prioritized 30-day action plan. Use when a channel has stalled or before a relaunch.
Writes sets of short, varied search-ad headlines within a strict character limit, each with a different angle. Use it when building or refreshing a paid search campaign.
Creates a 90-day plan for an emerging musician covering audience building, content, live performance and simple tracking. Use when starting out or when your audience has stalled.
Writes a timed email sequence that promotes a webinar, from first invitation to last-hour reminder, with subject lines and send timing. Use when you are hosting a webinar and want more of the right people to register and show up.
Writes several short, natural-sounding video scripts for a product aimed at a defined audience, with hooks, shot notes and honest claims. Use it to plan creator-style content for social platforms.
Writes an emotional, specific brand story from your founding facts, values and customer, in a human voice rather than corporate language. Use for an about page, portfolio or pitch.
Generates a shortlist of memorable, pronounceable names for an app or product with reasoning and screening notes. Use when naming something new or renaming.
Produces a shortlist of short, pronounceable brand name candidates with the reasoning behind each and a checklist for verifying them. Use when naming a product, project or company.
Diagnoses the health of an online or customer community and produces a focused 90-day plan with engagement ideas, moderation rules and metrics. Use it when a community is stalling, growing fast, or being launched.
Builds a reusable section-by-section copy blueprint for a landing page from your offer, audience and proof. Use when planning a page before writing or handing it to a writer.
Turns campaign numbers into a clear recap for stakeholders: goal versus result, what worked, what did not and what to do next. Use when you must report results to a boss, client or board without drowning them in data.
