A practical prompt pack for marketers who need briefs, calendars, ads, and nurture emails—not generic “write a post” fluff. Each template uses variables you can swap for your product, audience, and channels.
You are a senior marketing strategist. Turn my notes into a one-page campaign brief. Product: {{product_name}} Audience: {{audience}} Goal: {{goal}} Channel mix: {{channels}} Constraints: {{constraints}} Output sections: Objective, Audience insight, Key message, Offer, Channel plan (3 bullets each), Success metrics, Risks.
Create a practical 30-day content calendar for {{product_name}} targeting {{audience}}. Tone: {{tone}} Channels: {{channels}} CTA: {{cta}} Return a table with Day | Channel | Hook | Format | CTA. Keep hooks specific, not generic.
Write 5 paid social ad variants for {{product_name}}. Audience: {{audience}} Offer: {{offer}} Platform: {{platform}} Each variant: Hook (max 12 words), Body (max 60 words), CTA. Flag which angle each uses (pain, proof, curiosity, urgency, social proof).
Draft a 4-email nurture sequence for {{product_name}}. Audience: {{audience}} Primary objection: {{objection}} Desired action: {{cta}} For each email: subject line (2 options), preview text, body outline with bullets, CTA.
Outline a landing page for {{product_name}}. Audience: {{audience}} Primary offer: {{offer}} Proof available: {{proof}} Sections: Hero, Problem, Solution, How it works, Social proof, FAQ (5), Final CTA. For each section give headline options + 2 bullet talking points.
Build a competitive messaging map for {{product_name}} vs {{competitors}}. Our strengths: {{strengths}} Audience: {{audience}} Table: Competitor | Their claim | Our counter | Proof we need | Risks of attacking.
Use them when you already know the offer and audience but need structured first drafts fast. They shine for campaign kickoffs, weekly content planning, and paid creative variants. They are weaker for inventing strategy from zero—if you lack a product, goal, or audience, fill those in first.
Always verify claims, pricing, and legal language. Replace invented customer quotes. Tighten hooks for your channel character limits. Keep one primary CTA per asset. Treat the model as a junior strategist that needs your brand rules and compliance review.
Need slides from a campaign outline? Try the AI Presentation maker. Reviewing a long brief PDF privately? Use Chat with PDF. Prefer more packs? Return to the homepage role selector or open Sales prompts for outbound follow-through.
Marketers do not need another list of twenty vague “write a social post” lines. They need reusable briefs, calendars, paid variants, nurture sequences, landing outlines, and competitive messaging maps that accept real inputs: product, audience, offer, channels, proof, and constraints. This pack is organized around those jobs so a Friday campaign kickoff does not start from a blank chat box.
Monday: run the campaign brief template with your messy notes. Tuesday: generate a 30-day calendar and delete anything you cannot staff. Wednesday: produce five ad variants and pick two angles to test. Thursday: draft a four-email nurture for leads who download the asset. Friday: outline the landing page sections before design begins. Every day, replace variables with facts and remove invented testimonials.
Large media and official academies publish excellent conceptual articles. Independent packs win when they are copy-paste ready, variable-aware, and vertical. We do not claim to be OpenAI Academy. We do claim each template states the output shape (tables, bullet counts, CTA rules) so edits are faster.
Models invent customer quotes, exaggerate ROI, and ignore regulated-industry rules. Keep a human compliance pass for health, finance, and kids’ products. Character limits on ads still apply—ask the model to shorten after you like an angle. These prompts will not replace analytics or creative testing.
Turn a campaign narrative into slides with AI Presentation. Review a long creative brief PDF privately with Chat with PDF. If outbound follows the campaign, open the Sales prompt pack rather than forcing marketing templates into cold email.
No. These are independent, role-based templates for work. They are not affiliated with OpenAI Academy or any official ChatGPT pack.
Yes. The structure works across major assistants. Adjust model-specific quirks (length, formatting) as needed.
Copying happens in your browser. We do not require an account to use these packs.
They work for launches, always-on content, and lifecycle email. Adjust {{goal}} and {{channels}} to match the motion you are in.
Feed brand adjectives, banned phrases, and real proof into variables. Then ask for a more specific rewrite that cites only provided proof.
No. This pack is for workplace marketing copy and plans, not Midjourney or selfie prompt libraries.
