10 Marketing Prompts That Actually Work

Create a detailed blog post outline for the topic "{{topic}}". Target keyword: {{keyword}}. Audience: {{audience}}. Include: H1, 5-7 H2 sections with 2-3 bullet points each, intro hook, CTA suggestion, and 3 internal link placement opportunities. The outline should match search intent for someone googling this keyword.

Generate 10 email subject lines for {{campaign_type}} about {{topic}}. Audience: {{audience}}. Brand voice: {{voice}}. Mix of: curiosity-driven, benefit-led, urgency, and personal. Each under 50 characters. Flag which ones would work best for cold vs warm audiences.

Take this blog post content and create: 1 LinkedIn post (professional, thought-leadership), 1 Twitter/X thread (5 tweets, conversational), and 1 Instagram caption (engaging, with emoji, include hashtag suggestions). Source content: {{content}}. Brand voice: {{voice}}.

Review the following content for brand voice consistency. Our brand voice is: {{voice_guidelines}}. Content to review: {{content}}. Flag any sections that feel off-brand, too generic, or too "AI-sounding". Suggest specific rewrites for flagged sections. Explain why each change better matches our voice.

Write the hero section for a landing page selling {{offer}}. Audience: {{audience}}. Primary desire: {{desire}}. Top objection: {{objection}}. Return: headline (under 12 words, benefit-led, specific), subhead (under 25 words, answers "why now" and defuses the top objection), and 3 bullet proof-points. Include one headline variant that leads with a result ("Get X in Y days") and one that leads with a pain ("Stop losing Z to..."). Tone: confident, not hypey.