Prompts for strategy, personas, social calendars, email sequences, ad copy and product launches.
Marketing work runs from deciding where to compete down to writing the subject line of a single email. The prompts in this category follow that path: a strategy prompt for choosing a segment, a position and a few channels; a persona prompt that turns interview notes and reviews into a picture of the customer; and execution prompts for social calendars, email sequences, ad copy and product launches.
Start with the decision in front of you. If you are unsure who you are selling to or which channels deserve your budget, begin with the strategy or persona prompt, because the others produce better work once those answers exist. If the direction is settled and you need output this week, go straight to the channel prompt that matches the task. Each one asks for your real constraints, such as budget, capacity and proof points, and says so when a plan does not fit them.
AI models are useful here for structure and volume: organizing a plan, drafting variations, spotting gaps in a brief. They do not know your customers, your results or your market, and they will supply convincing statistics and testimonials if allowed to. Every prompt in this category therefore limits the model to facts you provide and marks assumptions and missing proof. Treat the output as a first draft from a capable colleague who has never met your customers, and test it against real data before you spend money on it.
Turns your business facts into a focused strategy: a diagnosis, one priority segment, positioning, three channels at most, and a phased plan sized to your budget.
| If you need to… | Use |
|---|---|
| I need to decide where to focus this quarter's budget and time | Marketing Strategy Prompt |
| I have interviews, reviews or survey answers and want a clear picture of my customer | Evidence-Based Customer Persona Prompt |
| I need a month of social posts my team can realistically produce | Social Media Content Calendar Prompt |
| I am setting up a welcome, onboarding or cart recovery automation | Email Sequence Prompt |
| I have a launch date and need a plan counted back from it | Product Launch Plan Prompt |
Turns your business facts into a focused strategy: a diagnosis, one priority segment, positioning, three channels at most, and a phased plan sized to your budget.
Generates ad variations across four distinct angles, counted against your character limits, with every claim traced to proof you supplied.
Maps a welcome, nurture, cart or win-back sequence first, then writes each email with one job, one call to action and only the proof you supply.
Builds personas from the interviews, reviews or survey answers you paste in, tagging every line as evidence, inference or assumption.
A two-turn prompt: the model asks its key questions, then builds a launch plan with a message, dated timeline, readiness check, metrics and risks.
Plans two to four weeks of posts sized to the time you really have, built on content pillars and your own material, with week-one captions drafted.
Guide
The five parts of a complete prompt (goal, context, task, constraints, output format), with a worked rewrite and a pre-send checklist.
Guide
A diagnostic approach to weak AI answers: name the fault, trace it to the gap in your prompt, then follow up precisely or rewrite and start again.
Technical guide
How to split a large task into a sequence of focused prompts, design the handoffs between them, and debug the chain when a step goes wrong.