Marketing Prompt Pack

Act as a marketing strategist. Create an audience snapshot for [product or service] sold to [target customer] in [city or country]. Include: their main goals, top three frustrations, the questions they ask before buying, where they spend time online, and the words they use to describe the problem. Present it as a table, then list five content ideas that answer their questions.

Write a one-page campaign brief for [campaign name]. Offer: [offer details]. Audience: [audience]. Goal: [goal, e.g. leads, bookings, sales]. Budget level: [low/medium/high]. Timeline: [dates]. Include key message, three supporting points, channels, call to action, and how we will measure success. Keep it under 300 words.

Create a 30-day social media content calendar for [brand] on [platforms]. Our audience is [audience] and our brand voice is [3 adjectives]. Mix educational, behind-the-scenes, customer-focused and promotional posts. Mark any dates relevant to [season or occasion, e.g. Ramadan, back-to-school]. Return a table with date, platform, format, post idea and call to action.

Write [number] captions for [platform] promoting [product or post topic]. Brand voice: [describe voice]. Audience: [audience]. Each caption under [word limit] words, with one clear call to action: [CTA]. Avoid hype words and exaggerated claims. Provide an Arabic version of each caption as well if [yes/no].

Write five ad variations for [platform, e.g. Meta, Google Search] promoting [offer] to [audience]. For each: a headline under [character limit] characters, primary text under [character limit] characters and a call to action. Make each variation test a different angle: price, speed, trust, problem, outcome. Do not invent statistics, awards or reviews.

Here is a [webinar transcript / blog post / video script]: [paste text]. Turn it into: one LinkedIn post, three short social captions, five quote cards (one sentence each), a 60-second video script and a three-line email teaser. Keep the key message consistent and use only facts from the source.

Create a content brief for a page targeting the question '[question]'. Audience: [audience]. Include: a 50-word direct answer to open the page, an H2/H3 outline phrased as questions, key terms to cover, three FAQs with short answers, and internal links we should add to [list of our pages]. Flag any claim that needs a source.

Write a [weekly/monthly] email newsletter for [brand] to [audience]. Topics: [topic 1], [topic 2], [topic 3]. Include a subject line (three options under 50 characters), a short personal opening, one section per topic with a link placeholder [link], and a single main call to action: [CTA]. Keep it under 350 words.

Here is messaging from three competitors: [paste their headlines, taglines or ad copy]. Summarise what each promises, who they target and the tone they use. Then identify two messaging angles none of them are using that fit our strengths: [our strengths]. Do not make claims about competitors beyond what is in the text provided.

Outline a landing page for [offer] aimed at [audience]. Include: headline and subheadline options, a direct-answer intro under 60 words, three benefit sections, how it works in three steps, objections and answers, proof we can show [list real proof only], and a final call to action. Write in plain, confident English.

Here are results from [campaign] for [period]: [paste metrics table]. Summarise performance in plain language for a manager: what worked, what didn't, and possible reasons. Then suggest three specific tests for next [period], each with a hypothesis and the metric we will watch. Do not assume data that is not in the table.

Write a WhatsApp broadcast message for customers who have opted in, announcing [offer or update]. Keep it under [word limit] words, friendly and clear, with one call to action: [CTA]. Include an easy way to opt out. Provide an English and an Arabic version.