Best AI Prompts for Marketing
Prompts for planning and producing marketing work, from strategy and personas to campaigns and search content.
Marketing prompts fail in a predictable way: the model is asked for a strategy or a campaign with nothing to base it on, so it returns a tidy list that could describe any company. The prompts in this collection ask for the product, the customer evidence, the budget and the constraints first, and require assumptions to be labelled.
The order below follows a typical planning sequence. Begin with strategy and the customer persona, because the campaign prompts are better when you can paste those outputs in. Then move to the channel work — email, social, ads, launch — and the SEO prompts for search-led content.
None of these prompts has access to your analytics, your market data or search volumes. Where numbers matter, supply them; where you cannot, treat the output as hypotheses to test.
The prompts
Marketing Strategy Prompt
Sets goals, audience, positioning and channel priorities from what you tell it about the business and budget.
Evidence-Based Customer Persona Prompt
Builds a persona from evidence you supply and marks which parts are assumption rather than finding.
Product Launch Plan Prompt
Plans a launch across phases with messages, owners and the decisions that have to be made first.
Email Sequence Prompt
Maps and drafts a multi-email sequence with one job per email and a clear trigger for each.
Social Media Content Calendar Prompt
Plans a posting calendar by theme and format for the channels you actually use.
Ad Copy Prompt
Writes ad variants by angle within the character limits of the placement you specify.
Conversion Copywriting Prompt
Page-level conversion copy built from the offer, audience and objections.
Keyword Research and Clustering Prompt
Organises seed topics and any data you paste into intent groups, without inventing search volumes.
SEO Content Brief Prompt
Turns a target topic into a brief a writer can work from.
Customer Review Analysis Prompt
Finds themes, objections and language in pasted customer reviews that you can reuse in messaging.