AI prompts for
Marketing & Content

Turn the announcement below into three social posts.
Angles: informative, relatable, question-led.
Each under 240 characters, max 2 hashtags, no hype words.

Announcement:
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Outline a blog post for the topic below.
Give me 5 title options, then an H2/H3 outline with one line on what each section covers.
Include a suggested intro hook and a closing call to action.

Topic and reader:
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Write 10 subject lines for a newsletter about {{Topic}}, aimed at {{Audience}}.
Goal: {{Goal:Opens|Clicks|Replies}}. Keep each under 50 characters, vary the angle (curiosity, benefit, number, question),
and avoid clickbait that the email can't deliver on.

Draft a press release from the facts below.
Headline (3 options), a lead paragraph answering who/what/when/why, two body paragraphs, a quote placeholder, and a boilerplate.
Use only the facts I give; no superlatives without evidence.

Facts:
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Give me 20 taglines for the product below.
Vary the angle: benefit, emotion, number, question, metaphor. Add a 3-word note on the idea behind each.
Avoid claims that can't be backed up.

Product and audience:
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Create 2-3 personas for the product below.
For each: role, daily frustrations, where they look for answers, what makes them hesitate to buy, phrases that resonate.
Label anything that is an assumption rather than a fact.

Product and target market:
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Write search ad copy for the service below.
5 headlines (max 30 characters), 3 descriptions (max 90 characters).
Vary the angle: price, proof, ease, trust. No unverifiable claims.

Service and strengths:
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Summarize the campaign results below for my team.
Structure: result summary, what worked, what didn't, hypotheses for why, and next experiments ranked by priority.
Don't invent numbers; mark reasons as hypotheses.

Campaign and data:
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Repurpose the content below into: a LinkedIn post, a short email, and three tweet-length takeaways.
Keep the original point of view. Don't add facts that aren't in it.

Content:
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Write 12 interview questions for a customer case study.
Cover: the problem before, why they chose us, how they use it, what changed, advice for others.
Phrase them so answers become specific stories, not yes/no.

Product and interviewee:
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Plan a content calendar for {{Month}}.
The goal is {{Goal}} for {{Audience}}. Show a table by week: theme, format, channel, call to action.
Suggest a realistic posting frequency for one person.

Write landing page copy for the offer below.
Include: hero headline and subhead, three benefit blocks, a short "how it works", one objection-handling section, and a call to action.
Plain language, no hype.

Offer and audience:
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