ChatGPT in English: 25 Marketing Prompts You Can Use Today

Most people use ChatGPT wrong. They write vague prompts and get vague answers. This list gives you 25 concrete, tested prompts you can copy-paste directly—all written for marketing professionals.

Social media prompts

Prompt 1 — Instagram caption: "Write an Instagram caption in English for a [industry] business. Topic: [topic]. Tone: [warm/professional/humorous]. Include a hook in the first line, a personal angle, and a call-to-action. Max 200 words. Suggest 5 relevant hashtags."

Prompt 2 — LinkedIn post: "Write a LinkedIn post in English about [topic] from the perspective of a [title/role]. Include a personal experience or observation. End with a question for the reader. Tone: Professional but personal. Max 1,300 characters."

Prompt 3 — Weekly social media plan: "Create a social media plan for this week for a [industry] business. 5 posts spread Monday through Friday. For each post: platform (Instagram/LinkedIn/TikTok), topic, hook, brief description of content, and image idea. My target audience is [audience]. My brand voice is [describe]."

Prompt 4 — Reel/TikTok script: "Write a 30-second script for an Instagram Reel in English about [topic]. Format: Hook (0-3 sec), 3 main points (3-25 sec), CTA (25-30 sec). Write it as teleprompter text with timecodes. Tone: [describe]. Target audience: [describe]."

Prompt 5 — Carousel text: "Write text for an Instagram carousel post with 7 slides about [topic]. Slide 1: Strong headline that stops scrolling. Slides 2-6: One point per slide with brief explanation. Slide 7: CTA. Each slide max 30 words. Also write a caption for the post."

Email marketing prompts

Prompt 6 — Newsletter: "Write a newsletter in English for [brand]. This week's topic: [topic]. Structure: Personal intro (2-3 sentences), main content with 3 paragraphs, CTA. Tone: Like a smart friend sharing a tip. Suggest 3 subject lines with emoji."

Prompt 7 — Welcome email: "Write a welcome email for new subscribers to [brand's] newsletter. Content: Thank you for signing up, what they can expect (frequency and topics), a free tip or resource, and a CTA for [action]. Tone: Warm and enthusiastic but not over the top. Max 200 words."

Prompt 8 — Sales email sequence: "Write a 3-email sales sequence in English for [product/offer]. Email 1: Identify the problem and create curiosity. Email 2: Show the solution with social proof. Email 3: Urgency and direct CTA. Each email max 250 words. Suggest subject lines for all three."

Product descriptions and web

Prompt 9 — Product description: "Write a product description in English for [product]. Target audience: [describe]. Format: Headline (max 8 words), short hook (1 sentence), 3 benefits with icon-friendly headlines, and a CTA. Tone: [describe]. Highlight [unique selling points]."

Prompt 10 — Landing page: "Write complete copy for a landing page in English for [offer]. Structure: Headline (max 12 words), subheadline (1 sentence), 3 benefit sections with headline and brief body text, social proof section, FAQ with 4 questions, and closing CTA. Target audience: [describe]. Conversion goal: [describe]."

Prompt 11 — About us page: "Write copy for an 'About Us' page in English for [company]. Include: Founder story (personal and relatable), mission, who we help, our approach/values, and a CTA. Tone: Authentic, professional, passionate. Avoid corporate jargon. Max 400 words."

Strategy and analysis prompts

Prompt 12 — Target audience analysis: "Create a detailed target audience profile for [business/product]. Include: Demographics, psychographics, daily challenges, dreams and goals, where they seek information, what motivates a purchase, and what holds them back. Present it as a persona with a name and description."

Prompt 13 — Competitor analysis: "Analyze [competitor's] online presence. Look at their website, social media, and positioning. What do they do well? What could be improved? And most importantly: what can I learn from them, and how can I differentiate myself? Give me concrete takeaways I can use in my own strategy."

Prompt 14 — Content strategy: "Create a content strategy for the next 3 months for [business]. Target audience: [describe]. Goal: [describe]. Platforms: [describe]. Give me: 3 content pillars with explanation, 12 concrete content ideas (4 per month), and recommendations for frequency and format per platform."

Prompt 15 — SWOT analysis: "Create a SWOT analysis for [business/project]. Based on this information: [insert context]. For each category (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats): 4-5 points with brief explanation. End with 3 strategic recommendations."

Branding prompts

Prompt 16 — Brand voice guide: "Analyze these 5 pieces of content I've written: [insert texts]. Describe my writing style in detail: tone, word choice, sentence length, humor level, formality, and characteristic traits. Formulate it as a brand voice guide I can share with others or use as a reference in future prompts."

Prompt 17 — Tagline generator: "Generate 15 tagline options for [business]. The business does [describe]. Target audience is [describe]. USP is [describe]. Style: [modern/classic/provocative/warm/authoritative]. Max 8 words per tagline. Vary between emotional, functional, and aspirational angles."

SEO and blog prompts

Prompt 18 — Blog post: "Write a blog post in English about [topic]. Target keyword: [keyword]. Structure: H1 title with keyword, intro (100 words), 5-7 H2 sections, conclusion with CTA. Write in an accessible, engaging tone. Include practical examples. Suggest a meta description under 155 characters."

Prompt 19 — FAQ section: "Generate 8 FAQ questions and answers for [page/product/topic]. Questions should reflect what real customers would ask—use natural language, not formal language. Answers max 3 sentences each. Include questions about price, timing, requirements, and results."

Creative prompts

Prompt 20 — Brainstorm: "Give me 20 ideas for [type of content/campaign/product] for [business]. Target audience: [describe]. Season/context: [describe]. Use different formats: listicles, how-tos, behind the scenes, controversial opinions, personal stories. Rank the top 5 with reasoning."

Prompt 21 — AI image prompts: "Write 5 detailed image generation prompts in English (Midjourney/DALL-E) for [brand/campaign]. Style: [describe aesthetic]. Each prompt should include: subject, composition, lighting, color palette, and mood. Purpose: [social media/website/ad]."

Sales and conversion

Prompt 22 — Testimonial request: "Write an email in English to a customer asking for a review/testimonial for [product/service]. Make it easy: include 3-4 specific questions they can answer. Tone: Warm and grateful, not pushy. Max 150 words."

Prompt 23 — Pricing page copy: "Write copy for a pricing page in English for [product]. Prices: [describe]. Include: Headline highlighting value (not price), description of what's included, comparison showing value-for-money, FAQ about payment, and CTA. Tone: Confident but not arrogant."

Prompt 24 — Objection handling: "Create a list of the 8 most likely objections a customer has before buying [product/service]. For each objection: state it as the customer would say it, and write an answer that directly addresses the concern. Tone: Empathetic but persuasive."

Prompt 25 — CTA variations: "Write 10 different call-to-action texts in English for [action, e.g., 'sign up', 'buy now', 'book a call']. Vary between: urgency, curiosity, benefit-driven, social proof, and risk reduction. Max 8 words per CTA."

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