AI prompts for marketers

Write a compelling 30-second opening hook for a YouTube video about [TOPIC]. Start with a bold, counterintuitive claim that challenges what most viewers believe. Then hint at the specific insight they'll learn. End with a reason they cannot afford to click away. Tone: [TONE — e.g. educational, energetic, conversational]. Target audience: [AUDIENCE].

Write a 60-second short-form video script for [PLATFORM — TikTok / Instagram Reels / YouTube Shorts] about [TOPIC]. Format: 1. Hook (first 3 seconds — spoken line + text overlay idea) 2. Problem or conflict the viewer immediately recognizes 3. Key insight or solution (the payoff) 4. CTA — one clear action Brand: [BRAND NAME]. Tone: [TONE]. Keep the total word count under 150 so it fits in 60 seconds spoken naturally.

Create a 2-minute product demo video outline for [PRODUCT NAME]. Structure: 1. Problem statement (20 sec) — make it vivid and specific 2. Product intro + hero feature reveal (30 sec) 3. Live walkthrough of top 3 features (40 sec) — one benefit per feature, not just UI narration 4. Social proof / results (20 sec) — one real stat or quote 5. CTA (10 sec) — single, frictionless next step Tone: [TONE]. Target buyer: [ICP — e.g. "startup founder who manages social themselves"].

Write a video marketing strategy brief for [COMPANY / PRODUCT] targeting [AUDIENCE]. Include: 1. Primary goal (awareness / leads / retention — pick one, explain why) 2. Recommended video formats and the platform for each 3. Content themes — 4–6 topic pillars the channel will own 4. Posting cadence per platform 5. Success metrics to track in the first 90 days Industry: [INDUSTRY]. Keep each section concise — this is a brief, not an essay.

Generate 10 YouTube video title options and matching thumbnail concepts for a video about [TOPIC]. Titles should maximize click-through rate using curiosity gaps, numbers, or strong action verbs — no clickbait that doesn't deliver. For each thumbnail, describe: background, text overlay (≤5 words), and the key visual element. Target audience: [AUDIENCE]. Mark your top 3 picks and explain why.

Write a [15-second / 30-second] video ad script for [PRODUCT / SERVICE]. Structure: 1. Attention hook (first 3 sec) — visual action + spoken line 2. Problem the viewer instantly recognizes 3. Product as the direct solution — one clear benefit 4. CTA — one action, zero friction Tone: [TONE]. Platform: [Facebook / Instagram / YouTube]. Target audience: [AUDIENCE]. Write the script in two columns: VISUAL (what the viewer sees) and AUDIO (what they hear).

Write a LinkedIn post that challenges a widely accepted belief in [INDUSTRY]. Open with a single provocative sentence — no "I've been thinking…" warm-ups. Back the claim with one concrete experience or data point that most people haven't heard. End with a question that invites pushback. 150–200 words. First-person. Tone: confident but not arrogant — you're sharing a perspective, not lecturing.

Write a LinkedIn personal story post about [SPECIFIC MOMENT OR CHALLENGE] in building [COMPANY / PRODUCT]. Structure: 1. Hook — a single vivid sentence about a low point or turning point (no "I'm humbled to share") 2. Context and what was at stake 3. What you actually did 4. What you learned that surprised you 5. One takeaway other founders can use today 200–250 words. Conversational, honest. No corporate language. Use short paragraphs — max 2 sentences each.

Write a LinkedIn post analyzing this emerging trend in [INDUSTRY]: [TREND NAME / DESCRIPTION]. Structure: 1. Why this trend matters right now — anchor to a stat or recent event 2. The mistake most companies are making when responding to it 3. What forward-thinking teams are doing differently 4. Your prediction for the next 12 months 200–250 words. Data-informed, authoritative tone. End with a question or a bold prediction that invites comments.

Write a LinkedIn post titled "[NUMBER] things I wish I knew before [MILESTONE / EXPERIENCE]" for [AUDIENCE]. List [5–7] lessons, each with: - A bold one-line statement (the lesson itself) - 1–2 sentences of honest explanation — specific, not platitudes End with a short, genuine reflection on why you're sharing this now. 250–300 words. Tone: candid and direct. Avoid corporate filler phrases like "at the end of the day" or "it's a journey."

Write a LinkedIn post that opens with a surprising statistic or data point about [TOPIC IN YOUR INDUSTRY]. Format: 1. Hook — the stat as a standalone first line 2. Why it matters (and why most people misread it) 3. The counterintuitive implication 4. One actionable takeaway 150–200 words. Authoritative, insightful tone. Include a clear CTA at the end. Avoid stating the obvious — the insight should genuinely reframe how the reader thinks about the stat.

Write a LinkedIn post showing exactly how [COMPANY] handles [SPECIFIC PROCESS — e.g. building our content calendar, running weekly retros, onboarding new clients]. Tone: transparent and practical. Include: - What the process actually looks like (specific, not vague) - Why you built it this way (the reasoning) - One thing that surprised you or that you'd do differently in hindsight 180–220 words. End with: "DM me if you want the template / framework." No corporate speak.

Write an Instagram caption announcing the launch of [PRODUCT / FEATURE NAME]. Rules: - Do NOT open with "We're excited to announce" or "Introducing" - Start with the customer benefit or outcome, not the product - State what it does and the specific problem it kills - One clear CTA (link in bio / tap to shop / DM "LAUNCH") - Include 10 relevant hashtags at the end Tone: [TONE]. Max 150 words before the hashtags. Write 2 versions: punchy (under 80 words) and full (130–150 words).

Write 5 Instagram/Facebook engagement post captions for [BRAND] in [INDUSTRY]. Each post should ask a question that sparks real comments from [TARGET AUDIENCE]. The question must relate to [TOPIC / THEME]. Requirements: - 1–2 sentence opener before the question - Specific questions only — no "What do you think?" generics - Each caption is standalone (different angles) Tone: [TONE]. Mark which format each post suits best (feed post, Stories poll, Reels caption).

Write an Instagram/Facebook caption sharing a customer success story for [BRAND]. Result to highlight: [CUSTOMER RESULT — e.g. "saved 10 hours/week", "grew revenue 40% in 60 days"]. Structure: 1. Lead with the outcome (the result, not "Meet [Name]") 2. Brief context: who they are and what they were struggling with 3. What changed after using your product 4. Paraphrased customer quote 5. CTA 150–200 words. Conversational, warm tone. Make the customer the hero, not the product.

Write a 7-slide Instagram carousel about [TOPIC] for [BRAND / AUDIENCE]. Format: - Slide 1: Hook — bold statement or question that makes them swipe - Slides 2–6: One key point per slide, 2–3 sentences max - Slide 7: Summary + single CTA Max 30 words per slide. Tone: [TONE]. Include a suggested visual direction for each slide (background color, imagery, icon style).

Generate 10 Instagram Reels/Stories hook ideas for [BRAND] in [INDUSTRY]. Each hook is the first 3 seconds of a video — a text overlay, spoken line, or visual action that stops the scroll. Topics should span these content pillars: [YOUR PILLARS — e.g. tips, behind the scenes, myth-busting, trending topics]. Format: numbered list with the hook text and a one-line visual note. Bonus: mark the 3 highest-potential hooks and explain why.

Write a Facebook/Instagram giveaway post for [BRAND] giving away [PRIZE — be specific]. Structure: 1. Bold opening with the prize — make it feel like a big deal 2. One sentence on why you're running the giveaway 3. How to enter: exactly 3 steps that drive engagement (follow, tag 2 friends, share) 4. Entry deadline (use: [DATE]) 5. One-sentence rules summary Max 200 words. Tone: excited but clear. Write a version for feed post and a shorter version for Stories caption.

Create a 30-day social media content calendar for [BRAND] in [INDUSTRY] targeting [AUDIENCE]. Platforms: [PLATFORMS — e.g. LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook]. For each week, plan: 2 educational posts, 1 behind-the-scenes, 1 promotional, 1 engagement/question post. For each post specify: day, platform, post type, topic, and the key message in one sentence. Base all content themes on these pillars: [YOUR PILLARS]. Output as a structured table.

Define a brand voice and tone guide for [BRAND]. Include: 1. Brand personality — 3–5 adjectives, each with a one-sentence explanation 2. Tone by channel: social media, email, blog, paid ads 3. Words and phrases to actively use 4. Words and phrases to avoid (with alternatives) 5. Three example sentences showing the voice in action — one for a LinkedIn post, one for an Instagram caption, one for a customer support reply Brand description: [BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF YOUR BRAND, VALUES, AND AUDIENCE].

Create a detailed content marketing persona for [BRAND]'s ideal customer. Give the persona a name and include: 1. Demographics: age range, job title / role, industry, location 2. Goals and motivations (professional and personal) 3. Pain points and daily frustrations relevant to [YOUR PRODUCT SPACE] 4. Preferred content formats and platforms 5. Objections they have before buying 6. What they read, watch, and follow Base this on: [TARGET CUSTOMER DESCRIPTION — e.g. "SaaS marketing managers at 10–50 person startups"]. End with: the single most important thing this persona needs to believe before they'll buy.

Build a content pillar framework for [BRAND] in [INDUSTRY]. Identify 4–5 core content pillars that balance brand awareness, SEO, and audience value. For each pillar provide: 1. Pillar name and a 2-sentence description 2. Why it matters to [AUDIENCE] 3. 5 content topic ideas — one per format: blog post, LinkedIn post, Instagram carousel, short video, email newsletter 4. CTA goal for this pillar: awareness / lead gen / retention Brand mission: [YOUR MISSION]. Output as a clean table.

Analyze the content strategy of [COMPETITOR NAME] to find gaps [BRAND] can own. Cover each channel — blog/SEO, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, email newsletter. For each, describe: 1. What they do well (specific, not generic) 2. Topics or formats they are missing 3. One concrete thing [BRAND] can do better or differently My brand context: [YOUR BRAND AND POSITIONING]. Output: a comparison table plus a prioritized list of 5 content opportunities to pursue in the next 90 days.

Write a monthly content performance review template for [BRAND] covering [PLATFORMS]. For each platform, include: 1. Top 3 performing posts — metric + one-line reason why it worked 2. Bottom 3 posts — metric + honest diagnosis of why they underperformed 3. Audience growth (net new followers/subscribers) 4. Engagement rate trend vs. prior month 5. One key insight for next month Also include: a one-paragraph overall summary and exactly 3 tactical changes to implement next month. Tone: analytical and direct. No hedging — call out what didn't work.