ChatGPT marketing: 50 pro prompts saving 10h/week

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ChatGPT isn't a marketing tool : it's a genius intern working 24/7, free, who can write, analyse, brainstorm, translate and never complains. But you need to talk to it like a manager (not like to Google). We've selected 50 pro marketing prompts that genuinely save 10 hours a week.

The AI marketing ecosystem in 2026

📝 CONTENT MARKETING (10 prompts)

Prompt 1, 30-day editorial calendar

You are a senior Content Strategist.

My company: [DESCRIPTION]
My target audience: [PERSONA]
My brand pillars: [3-5 themes]
Channels to cover: [LinkedIn, blog, newsletter, Instagram, TikTok]

Generate a 30-day editorial calendar with:
- 1 blog article/week (title + angle + SEO keyword)
- 3 LinkedIn posts/week (title + format)
- 1 newsletter/week (topic + angle)
- 5 Instagram posts/week (concept)
- 2 TikTok videos/week (hook)

Format: table with date, channel, topic, format, objective (awareness/conversion).

Prompt 2 : Authoritative SEO article

You are an SEO and copywriting expert.

Primary keyword: [KEYWORD]
Secondary keywords: [LIST]
Search volume: [...]
Top 3 competitors: [URLs or titles]

Write a 2,000+ word article that must be BETTER than the top 3.

SEO structure:
- H1 including the keyword
- Intro with definition (quick answer for AI Overviews)
- 7-10 hierarchical H2s
- 1 comparison table
- 1 FAQ with 5-6 questions
- CTA in conclusion

Include: recent statistics, concrete examples, structured schema where useful, expert quotes.
Tone: expert, accessible, not commercial.

Prompt 3 : Newsletter with >50% retention

Here are the performance metrics of my last 5 newsletters:
[OPEN RATE %, CLICK RATE %, UNSUBSCRIBES]

Analyse:
1. Why the ones that work are successful
2. Why the others fail
3. Recurring pattern in subject lines that get opens
4. Recurring pattern in sections that get clicks
5. Concrete recommendations for the next one
6. Optimised newsletter template based on my data

Prompt 4 : Evergreen content ideas

My sector: [...]
Audience: [...]
Competitors: [...]

Generate 50 "evergreen" article ideas (that remain relevant for 2-3 years) with:
- A title with clear angle
- The targeted SEO keyword (estimate volume)
- Search intent (informational/commercial/transactional)
- Unique angle (vs competitors)
- Funnel stage (TOFU/MOFU/BOFU)

Prioritise by: volume × feasibility - competition.

Prompt 5 : Intelligent repurposing

Here is my source content (blog article):
[PASTE ARTICLE]

Transform it into 7 derivative pieces:
1. LinkedIn carousel (10 slides, powerful hook)
2. Twitter/X thread (10 tweets)
3. Newsletter (350 words, conversational tone)
4. 60s TikTok video script (hook + 5 points + CTA)
5. Instagram Reel (30s script)
6. Email to my list (140 words)
7. Quote-cards x5 for Instagram (impactful short texts)

Adapt the tone to each platform.

Prompt 6 : Competitor SEO analysis

Competitor to analyse: [URL]

Complete analysis:
1. Keywords they rank for (top 30)
2. Top-performing pages (traffic estimate)
3. Detected editorial strategy (frequency, angles)
4. Notable backlinks (top 10)
5. Gaps in their content (opportunities for me)
6. My 5 angles of attack to overtake them

Prompt 7 : Topical authority plan

Pillar topic: [MAIN TOPIC]
Audience: [...]

Create a 6-month topical authority plan:
1. 1 pillar article (5,000 words, ultimate on the topic)
2. 15 cluster articles (1,500 words each, satellites)
3. Internal links: what points to what
4. Publishing calendar (strategic order)
5. KPIs to track (organic traffic, backlinks, authority)

Prompt 8 : French adaptation of English content

Here is an English content piece that's performing well:
[PASTE]

Adapt it for the French market:
1. Culturally adapted translation (not literal)
2. Replace US examples with French examples
3. Adapt cultural references
4. Adjust tone (French more formal unless young audience)
5. For French SEO: find equivalent keywords in French
6. Indicate what LOSES in translation (and shouldn't be forced)

Prompt 9 : Optimise title for AI Overviews

Here is my current title: [TITLE]
My content covers: [TOPIC]

Optimise it to be cited by Google AI Overviews:
1. Rewrite in "direct answer to a question" mode
2. Include keyword at the beginning
3. Add a number or measurable benefit
4. Avoid clickbait
5. Stay under 60 characters
6. Provide 5 A/B test variants

Prompt 10 : Content marketing audit

Here are my site/blog performance metrics for 6 months:
- Organic traffic: [...]
- Top 10 pages: [...]
- Pages with less than 50 visits/month: [N pages]
- Bounce rate: [...]
- Average time on page: [...]

Generate an audit with:
1. Overall health diagnosis (scores 1-10 per dimension)
2. 3 quick wins (rapid impact < 1 month)
3. 3 strategic projects (3-6 months)
4. Pages to delete/merge (cannibalisation)
5. Priority action plan (top 5 actions)

📱 SOCIAL MEDIA (10 prompts)

Prompt 11 : Viral B2B LinkedIn post

You are a LinkedIn copywriter (French B2B audience).

Insight / story: [YOUR INSIGHT OR EXPERIENCE]
Objective: [awareness / leads / authority]

Write a LinkedIn post:
- Hook in 1 sentence (provokes curiosity or shock)
- Structure: story + insight + generalisable lesson
- 8-12 short lines (1 idea per line)
- Twist sentence (pivot in the middle)
- Question at the end to engage comments

Maximum 1,300 characters. Spacing: skip a line between paragraphs.
NO excessive emojis. No "🚀💼". Maximum 2 relevant emojis.

Prompt 12 : Viral Twitter/X thread

Thread topic: [...]
Audience: [...]
Objective: [authority / traffic / leads]

Write a 10-tweet X thread:
- Tweet 1: hook with clear promise ("Here are 7 lessons...")
- Tweets 2-9: 1 idea per tweet, scannable format
- Final tweet: CTA (follow, retweet, blog link)

Constraints:
- Each tweet under 280 characters
- Numbering 2/, 3/, etc.
- No "thread" mentioned in tweet 1
- Scannable: dashes, capitals, line breaks

Prompt 13, 10-slide LinkedIn carousel

Topic: [...]
Audience: [...]
Key insight: [...]

Create a 10-slide LinkedIn carousel:
- Slide 1: hook + promise (punchy title)
- Slides 2-9: 1 idea per slide (title + 1-2 sentences)
- Slide 10: CTA + signature

For each slide:
- Short title (max 6 words)
- Explanatory text (max 30 words)
- Visual cue (icon or stat to highlight)

Tone: direct, educational. Use "you" if less formal audience.

Prompt 14 : Hashtag strategy

My content: [DESCRIPTION]
Platform: [Instagram / TikTok / LinkedIn]
Audience: [...]

Provide:
1. 5 "ultra-popular" hashtags (1M+ posts) - broad but ephemeral visibility
2. 10 "medium" hashtags (10K-1M) - sweet spot reach
3. 5 "niche" hashtags (<10K) - qualified community
4. 3 branded hashtags to create if possible
5. Recommended mixing strategy per post (how many of each)

Prompt 15 : Converting Instagram story

Objective: [sale / newsletter sign-up / engagement]
Product/offer: [...]
Audience: [...]

Create 5 sequenced stories:
- Story 1: hook (problem or question)
- Story 2: agitate the problem (social proof)
- Story 3: solution (your offer)
- Story 4: proof / results
- Story 5: clear CTA (swipe up + urgency)

For each story: text (short!) + interactive element (sticker, poll, question).

Prompt 16 : Attention-holding TikTok/Reels script

Topic: [...]
Duration: [15s / 30s / 60s]
Objective: [awareness / engagement / leads]
Style: [educational / story / humour]

Write a script:
- Seconds 0-3: HOOK (the first second = everything)
- 3-15s: development (3 key points, rhythmic)
- 15-25s: insight/twist
- 25-30s: CTA (not too hard sell)

Visual cues: what to film/show for each second.
On-screen text: punchy suggestions (max 6 words).

Prompt 17, 1-week posting plan

My content pillars: [3-5 themes]
Platforms: [...]

Generate a 7-day plan with:
- 1 post/day (different angle, different format)
- Mix: 40% educational, 30% story, 20% engagement, 10% promotional
- For each post: title, hook, format, hashtags, optimal day/time

Calendar in readable table format.

Prompt 18 : Response to haters

Here is a negative comment on one of my posts:
"[PASTE COMMENT]"

Give me 3 responses:
A) PRO response: courteous, factual, demonstrates arguments
B) HUMOUR response: defuses without aggression (handle with care)
C) FIRM response: doesn't let anything pass but stays professional

For each, indicate: your risk score (1-5) and context where it's appropriate.

If the criticism is legitimate: also suggest NOT responding publicly and instead inviting to DM.

Prompt 19 : Post performance analysis

Here is one of my posts that performed well:
[PASTE POST]

Stats: [views, likes, comments, shares]

Analyse why it worked:
1. Hook pattern used
2. Narrative structure
3. Emotion triggered
4. Format (length, line breaks, emojis)
5. Publishing timing
6. 3 variations to test to replicate success

Prompt 20 : Optimised profile bio

Platform: [LinkedIn / Twitter / Instagram]
My profession: [...]
My angle / differentiation: [...]
What I want people to do: [follow / DM / click link / sign up]

Write 5 bio versions:
- "Clear" version (who I am, what I do)
- "Results" version (what I help clients achieve)
- "Bold" version (provocative positioning)
- "Story" version (your journey in 1 line)
- "Manifesto" version (your vision/mission)

For each: length respecting platform constraints.

📧 EMAIL MARKETING (10 prompts)

Prompt 21, 7-day onboarding sequence

My product: [...]
My audience: [...]
Objective: [free→paid conversion / product usage / retention]

Create a 7-day email sequence:
- Email 1 (D0): welcome + immediate quick win
- Email 2 (D+1): key feature #1 + tutorial
- Email 3 (D+2): customer testimonial
- Email 4 (D+3): key feature #2 + use case
- Email 5 (D+4): best practices
- Email 6 (D+5): common objections + answers
- Email 7 (D+6): strong CTA (offer / upsell / call)

For each: subject (max 50 char), preview text, body (200 words), CTA.

Prompt 22 : Email A/B test

Here is my current email:
[PASTE EMAIL]

Current performance: [OPEN RATE / CLICK RATE]

Create 3 variants for A/B test:
- Variant A: more direct subject line
- Variant B: emotional vs rational opening
- Variant C: softer vs harder CTA

For each, explain what you're testing and your hypothesis.
Provide the victory criterion (click, conversion, etc.).

Prompt 23 : Weekly "drip" newsletter

Overall theme: [...]
Audience: [...]
Objective: [authority / retention / nurture towards sales]

Generate a recurring newsletter structure I can adapt each week:
1. "Insight of the week" section (300 words)
2. "To read" section (3 curated links)
3. "To try" section (1 practical tool/tip)
4. "Question of the week" section (engagement)

Provide 4 topic examples (for the next 4 weeks).

Prompt 24 : Abandoned cart recovery email

My product: [...]
Price: [...]
Audience: [...]

Create a 3-email abandoned cart sequence:
- Email 1 (1h after): gentle reminder + direct cart link
- Email 2 (24h after): likely objection + response + testimonial
- Email 3 (72h after): exclusive limited-time offer + urgency

Subject, preview, body (150 words max), CTA for each.

Prompt 25 : Ultra-targeted B2B cold email

My offer: [...]
Prospect profile: [LinkedIn or precise description]

Write a cold email:
1. Ultra-personalised subject (not "Following your profile")
2. First line showing you've done your homework
3. Pain identification (without flattery)
4. Solution in 1-2 sentences
5. Simple CTA (not "do you want a call?")

Maximum 100 words. No heavy commercial signature.
Provide 2 versions: "human" tone and "exec direct" tone.

Prompt 26 : Cold list re-engagement

I have [N] inactive subscribers for [N months].
My content: [...]

Create a 3-email mini-sequence to reactivate them:
- Email 1: "Did you forget me?" (curiosity)
- Email 2: Strong exclusive content (big wins)
- Email 3: "Do you want to stay in touch?" (binary)

If no open after all 3 → delete from list.
Justify why this is better than a large cold list.

Prompt 27 : Product launch email

Launching product: [...]
Launch date: [...]
My audience: [...]
Days before launch: how many?

Create a pre-launch sequence:
- D-14: Teasing (rumour without revealing)
- D-7: Reveal (what it is, why)
- D-3: Details + benefits
- D-1: Objection responses
- D0: Official launch + early bird offer
- D+3: Final offer reminder + early adopter testimonials

For each: subject + 150-word body + CTA.

Prompt 28 : Winback email (churned customers)

My churned customers for [N months].
Likely churn reason: [if known]

Create a 3-phase winback email:
1. "We miss you" email: emotion + acknowledgement
2. "What's new" email: updates + why return
3. "Special offer" email: limited offer to return

Tone: sincere, not commercial. Acceptance that they can say no.

Prompt 29 : Humanised transactional email

Transactional email type: [order confirmation / invoice / delivery / password reset]

Rewrite it to be:
- Clear (essential info visible immediately)
- Human (not robotic)
- Branded (consistent with my brand: [DESCRIBE TONE])
- Discreet cross-sell (1 relevant link to other product/content)

Also provide: what must be included (legal) and what to avoid.

Prompt 30 : Deliverability audit

My current email stats:
- Open rate: [...]
- Click rate: [...]
- Spam rate: [...]
- Unsubscribes: [...]

Diagnose deliverability:
1. Are my stats good vs sector benchmarks?
2. Top 5 likely reasons for current stats
3. Top 5 actions to improve (priority by impact)
4. Tools to use (Mail-tester, MX Toolbox, etc.)
5. "Deliverability test" email template to send myself

🎯 PAID ACQUISITION (10 prompts)

Prompt 31 : Google Ads ad

Product: [...]
Targeted keyword: [...]
Audience: [...]
Ranking competitors: [...]

Generate 5 Google Ads:
- 5 headlines (max 30 char) containing the keyword
- 5 descriptions (max 90 char)
- Variations for A/B test: direct / benefit / urgency / question / social proof

Specify: recommended extension (sitelink, callout, etc.).

Prompt 32 : Meta Ads visual + copy

Product: [...]
Target audience: [...]
Objective: [conversion / traffic / leads]
Format: [feed / story / reels]

Provide:
1. 5 different creative angles (problem / aspiration / story / proof / curiosity)
2. For each: visual description (1 sentence) + copy
3. 5 ad headlines (max 40 char)
4. 5 primary texts (max 125 char)
5. Recommended CTA according to objective

Prompt 33 : Meta audience targeting

My product: [...]
My ideal customer: [...]

List for Meta Ads:
1. 5 "detailed" audiences (precise interests and behaviours)
2. 3 possible "lookalike" audiences (from which source)
3. 3 "retargeting" audiences (custom audiences)
4. Exclusions to apply (audiences to exclude)
5. Scaling strategy (where to start, when to expand)

Prompt 34 : Winning copy analysis

Here are 3 ad copies that performed well for me:
A) [...]
B) [...]
C) [...]

Analyse:
1. Common pattern (what works)
2. Emotions triggered
3. Narrative structure
4. Recurring keywords
5. Generate 5 new copies based on these patterns

Prompt 35 : Converting landing page

Original ad: [...]
Ad promise: [...]
Product: [...]

Write a landing page:
1. H1 aligned with ad promise (continuity)
2. Sub-headline qualifying the audience
3. 3 key benefits (not features) with icons
4. "How it works" section (3 steps)
5. "Social proof" section (testimonial format)
6. "FAQ" section (5 objections)
7. Primary CTA repeated 3x
8. Guarantee

Tone: direct, no hype. Avoid "incredible, exceptional".

Prompt 36 : Advertising funnel strategy

My product: [...]
My monthly budget: [...]
My objectives: [...]

Design a complete advertising funnel:
- TOFU (top funnel): awareness, cold audiences, % budget
- MOFU (mid funnel): retargeting + lookalikes, % budget
- BOFU (bottom funnel): hot retargeting + cross-sell, % budget

For each level: audiences, creative, KPIs, allocated budget.
90-day scaling plan.

Prompt 37 : Ads campaign audit

My campaign performance:
- Spend: [...]
- Impressions: [...]
- CTR: [...]
- CPC: [...]
- Conversions: [...]
- ROAS: [...]

Diagnose:
1. Good or bad performance? (vs benchmarks)
2. Bottlenecks (where it's blocking)
3. Top 3 corrective actions (by impact)
4. Tests to launch (with hypotheses)
5. When to kill the campaign vs persevere

Prompt 38 : Creative brief for designer

Ad to create for [PRODUCT].
Format: [...]
Audience: [...]
Insight: [...]

Brief to give a designer:
1. Creative concept (1 sentence)
2. Mood: [mood references]
3. Suggested colours and style
4. Text on visual (max 6 words)
5. Visual focus (what should be centre stage)
6. 3 inspiring visual references (descriptions)
7. Absolute must-avoid

Prompt 39 : Google Ads negative keywords

My target keywords: [...]
My product: [...]
My audience: [...]

Generate:
1. 30 negative keywords (that shouldn't trigger my ads)
2. Categories: informational, free, competitors, off-topic, off-target
3. Recommended exact match level

Prompt 40 : Video ad hooks

Product/service: [...]
Audience: [...]
Insight: [...]

Generate 20 hooks for video ads (3-5 seconds):
- 5 "problem" hooks (show the pain)
- 5 "result" hooks (after photo)
- 5 "intrigue" hooks (curiosity)
- 5 "proof" hooks (shocking figure, testimonial)

For each: verbal (text) + visual (what to show).

📊 STRATEGY & ANALYTICS (10 prompts)

Prompt 41, 6-month marketing plan

Company: [...]
Stage: [seed / scale / mature]
6-month objective: [revenue / leads / authority]
Budget: [...]
Team: [...]

Generate a 6-month marketing plan:
1. Strategic view (positioning, key message)
2. Priority persona (1-2 max)
3. Priority channels (top 3 with budget split)
4. Macro calendar (month by month)
5. KPIs and milestones
6. Risks and plan Bs

Prompt 42 : Marketing SWOT

My company: [...]
My market: [...]
My competitors: [...]

Do a complete marketing SWOT:
- Strengths (5)
- Weaknesses (5)  
- Opportunities (5)
- Threats (5)

Then: 3 cross-strategy derivatives (SO, ST, WO, WT) with concrete actions.

Prompt 43 : Detailed marketing persona

My product: [...]
My current customers (description or data): [...]

Create 3 detailed marketing personas:
- Name / age / position / situation
- Demographic + psychographic
- Specific pains (5)
- Aspirations (5)
- Purchase objections (5)
- Channels where to find them
- Messages that resonate / to avoid
- Typical budget

Prompt 44 : Pricing strategy

My product: [...]
Costs: [...]
Competitors and their prices: [...]
Audience: [...]

Help me with pricing:
1. Recommended strategy (cost+, value, premium, freemium...)
2. 3 possible pricing plans (with features)
3. Anchoring: positioning vs competitors
4. Pricing A/B tests to run
5. Risks of each option
6. Final recommended decision + justification

Prompt 45 : KPI dashboard to track

My company: [SaaS / e-commerce / agency / content]
Stage: [...]
Main objective: [...]

Define the marketing KPIs to track:
1. North Star Metric (the single metric)
2. Acquisition metrics (5 max)
3. Activation metrics (3 max)
4. Retention metrics (3 max)
5. Revenue metrics (3 max)
6. Reference metrics (NPS, etc.)

For each: formula, check frequency, benchmark.
Dashboard format I can put in Notion/Sheets.

Prompt 46 : Monthly marketing report

Here is the month's data:
[PASTE STATS]

Generate an executive report:
1. TL;DR in 3 sentences (to share with CEO/board)
2. Highlights (3 successes)
3. Lowlights (3 red zones)
4. Insights/learnings (what we learned)
5. Decisions to make (3 max)
6. Action plan for next month

Professional format: not too long, truly decision-focused.

Prompt 47 : Cohort analysis

Data by cohort (users signed up by month):
[PASTE DATA]

Analyse:
1. General trend (retention increasing or decreasing?)
2. Abnormal cohorts (positive or negative anomalies)
3. Hypotheses on drivers
4. Actions to improve retention
5. Retention benchmark to aim for

Prompt 48 : Customer journey map

My product: [...]
My primary persona: [...]

Map the customer journey:
1. Awareness: how they discover (5 touchpoints)
2. Consideration: how they evaluate (channels, signals)
3. Decision: what tips them over
4. Onboarding: first 24h after purchase
5. Adoption: key moments of first week
6. Loyalty: what makes them stay
7. Advocacy: what makes them recommend

For each stage: emotions, friction moments, improvement opportunities.

Prompt 49 : Naming for new product

Product: [DESCRIPTION]
Audience: [...]
Promise / value: [...]
Competitors and their names: [...]

Generate 30 candidate names by category:
1. Descriptive (5): describes what it is
2. Evocative (5): emotion or sensation
3. Portmanteau (5): creative combination
4. Character / mythological (5)
5. Acronym (5)
6. Foreign word (5)

For each: .com availability (to verify), potential, risks.
Final top 5 with justification.

Prompt 50 : Brand storytelling

My company: [...]
Our origin / mission: [...]
What makes us unique: [...]

Create our brand story in 3 versions:
1. 30-second version (elevator pitch)
2. 2-minute version (for landing page about)
3. 5-minute version (for podcast interview / event)

Classic narrative structure: situation → tension → resolution → lesson. Avoid clichés "passionate by", "leader". Be specific.

The golden rule of the 50 prompts

Key takeaways

• ✅ 50 selected prompts across 5 key marketing areas
• ✅ Anatomy of a pro prompt: Role + Context + Task + Format
• ✅ Iterate 2-3 times to go from 70% to 95% quality
• ✅ Personalise every variable, don't copy blindly
• ✅ Save your 10-20 best prompts in Notion / Custom GPTs
• ✅ Measure your ROI: these prompts should save you 5-10h/week

If you use 3 prompts/day from these 50 for 1 month, you'll have transformed your marketing productivity. And your team will thank you (or your company will save 1 intern).

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