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Get attention. Earn trust. Make the sale.

Prompt #1 Free preview

One-Page Marketing Plan

Replace a 40-page strategy doc with a one-pager you'll actually use.

Copy-and-paste prompt

Act as a marketing strategist.

Business: [Business]
Product/Service: [Offer]
Target Customer: [Who]
Revenue Goal (90 days): [$]

Build a one-page marketing plan:
1. Who exactly we're targeting (1 sentence)
2. The message that will move them (1 sentence)
3. The 3 channels we'll use (and why those)
4. The single offer we lead with
5. The 3 metrics that prove it's working
6. Weekly cadence to execute

Fit it on one page. No fluff.
Pro tip
If it doesn't fit on one page, you don't understand it yet.
Expected result
A one-page plan that focuses 80% of effort on 20% of work.

Prompt #2 Free preview

Ideal Customer Profile (Deep Edition)

Stop marketing to 'everyone'. Start marketing to one person.

Copy-and-paste prompt

Act as a customer research strategist.

Product/Service: [Offer]
Known Buyers: [Describe]

Build a deep ICP profile:
1. Demographics (age, income, role, location)
2. Psychographics (beliefs, fears, aspirations)
3. A day in their life
4. The moment they realize they need help
5. Where they go to look for solutions
6. What they've tried and why it failed
7. The exact words they use to describe the problem
8. What 'success' looks like in their words

Make it specific enough I could pick them out of a crowd.
Pro tip
If your ICP could fit 5 people you know personally, you're done.
Expected result
A razor-sharp ICP that makes every marketing decision easier.

Prompt #3

Unique Value Proposition That Cuts

Stop sounding like 9 other competitors.

Act as a positioning expert.

Product/Service: [Offer]
Main Competitors: [List]
Who It's For: [ICP]

Write 5 UVP options using this structure:
For [WHO] who [PAIN], [PRODUCT] is the [CATEGORY] that [UNIQUE BENEFIT] — unlike [COMPETITOR], we

Prompt #4

Brand Voice Guide in 1 Page

So everything you publish sounds like you.

Act as a brand strategist.

Brand: [Name]
Vibe in 3 words: [Words]
Who it's for: [Audience]

Build a one-page voice guide:
1. Brand personality (5 adjectives)
2. Tone spectrum (formal ↔ casual, serious ↔ playful, etc.)
3. We always do (5 th

Prompt #5

Homepage Above-the-Fold Copy

The 4 seconds that decide if they stay.

Act as a CRO copywriter.

Product: [Offer]
Who For: [ICP]
Outcome We Deliver: [Result]

Write 5 above-the-fold options. Each includes:
1. Headline (10 words max, outcome-led)
2. Sub-headline (the 'how' or 'who')
3. Primary CTA (verb + benef

Prompt #6

Landing Page Wireframe (Cold Traffic)

A page that converts strangers.

Act as a direct-response landing page strategist.

Offer: [Offer]
Price: [$]
Cold Traffic Source: [Source]

Design the wireframe section by section:
1. Hook (headline + visual)
2. Problem amplification
3. Solution introduction
4. How it wor

Prompt #7

30 Headline Variations With Frameworks

Never stare at a blinking cursor again.

Act as a headline expert.

Product: [Offer]
Main Benefit: [Benefit]

Write 30 headlines, 5 each in these frameworks:
- How-to (How to [outcome] without [pain])
- Number list (X ways to [outcome])
- Question (What if [outcome] were possible?

Prompt #8

Customer Avatar Interview Script

Get the language straight from their mouth.

Act as a voice-of-customer researcher.

Product: [Offer]
Who to interview: [Recent buyer / churned / prospect]

Write a 30-minute interview script:
1. Warm-up (2 Qs)
2. Trigger event ('What was happening when you started looking?')
3. Evalu

Prompt #9

Messaging Hierarchy for the Whole Funnel

Right message, right stage, every time.

Act as a messaging strategist.

Product: [Offer]
Funnel Stages: Awareness → Consideration → Decision → Onboarding

For each stage write:
1. Buyer's question in their head
2. Our core message
3. Proof element to include
4. CTA appropriate to

Prompt #10

Marketing Calendar — Next 90 Days

A real calendar, not a wishlist.

Act as a marketing project manager.

Business: [Type]
Team: [Size]
Channels: [Primary]
Revenue Goal (90 days): [$]

Build a 90-day calendar:
1. Weekly themes
2. Campaigns (with start/end dates)
3. Content cadence per channel
4. Email schedu

Prompt #11

Cold Email That Books Meetings

Outbound that doesn't get deleted.

Act as a B2B outbound expert.

Product: [Offer]
Target Persona: [Role]
Value Prop: [Outcome]

Write a 4-line cold email:
1. Hyper-personal opener (specific to them)
2. Reason for reaching out (relevant trigger)
3. Value tease (what's in it 

Prompt #12

Lead Magnet That Builds the List

An offer worth their email.

Act as a lead gen strategist.

Audience: [ICP]
Main Pain: [Pain]
Product We Eventually Sell: [Offer]

Give me 5 lead magnet ideas:
For each:
1. Title
2. Format (checklist, template, mini-course, swipe file)
3. Specific outcome it delivers i

Prompt #13

Opt-in Page That Converts 35%+

High-converting list growth.

Act as a conversion copywriter.

Lead Magnet: [Name]
Who For: [ICP]
Main Benefit: [Outcome]

Write full opt-in page copy:
1. Headline (outcome they get)
2. Sub-headline (who / what / how fast)
3. 3 benefit bullets (not features)
4. Visual c

Prompt #14

Welcome Email Series (5 Emails)

First impressions = lifetime value.

Act as an email marketer.

Brand: [Brand]
Lead Magnet Just Delivered: [Magnet]
Main Offer: [Offer]

Write a 5-email welcome series:
E1: Deliver + set expectations
E2: Brand story (the why)
E3: Best resource (give massive value)
E4: Case stu

Prompt #15

Sales Email That Doesn't Feel Salesy

The email people actually click.

Act as a copywriter trained in story-led email.

Offer: [Offer]
Deadline: [Date]
Audience: [Who]

Write a sales email:
1. Subject line (curiosity, no clickbait)
2. Story-led opener (real, specific)
3. Bridge to the offer (natural)
4. Offer 

Prompt #16

Promo Sequence for a Limited-Time Offer

Turn a calendar event into revenue.

Act as a campaign strategist.

Offer: [Offer]
Price: [$]
Discount/Bonus: [If any]
Window: [Days]

Write a 5-email promo sequence:
E1: Pre-launch tease
E2: Open (offer details)
E3: Social proof (case study)
E4: Objection handler
E5: Last cha

Prompt #17

Webinar Funnel Outline

A funnel that does the selling for you.

Act as a webinar funnel strategist.

Offer: [Offer]
Price: [$]
Webinar Topic: [Topic]

Outline the funnel:
1. Registration page (headline, bullets, CTA)
2. Confirmation page (next steps)
3. Reminder emails (3, with timing)
4. Webinar agenda

Prompt #18

Sales Page That Sells High-Ticket

$1k+ requires real copy.

Act as a long-form sales copywriter.

Offer: [Offer]
Price: [$]
Who For: [ICP]
Dream Outcome: [Result]

Write a long-form sales page outline:
1. Headline + sub
2. Story-driven opener
3. Problem + cost of inaction
4. Solution introduction
5.

Prompt #19

Order-Bump That Adds 30% to AOV

The easiest revenue you'll ever make.

Act as an offer architect.

Main Offer: [Offer at $X]

Design 3 order-bump options:
For each:
1. Name (irresistible)
2. Price (10–30% of main)
3. One-sentence pitch
4. Why it's a no-brainer with main offer
5. Checkbox copy on checkout

Then

Prompt #20

Upsell Sequence Post-Purchase

Maximize lifetime value from day 1.

Act as a funnel strategist.

Main Offer: [Offer]
Natural Next Step: [Bigger offer or related product]

Design a 3-step upsell sequence:
1. Immediate post-purchase upsell (1-click)
2. Day 3 email upsell (story-led)
3. Day 14 email upsell (ca

Prompt #21

TikTok / Reels Script Library (10)

Short-form that stops the scroll.

Act as a short-form video expert.

Niche: [Niche]
Audience: [Who]
Product/Offer: [Optional]

Write 10 scripts, mixing formats:
- 3 educational (tip / hack / framework)
- 3 story-led (before/after, struggle/win)
- 2 contrarian (hot take, myt

Prompt #22

Instagram Carousel That Saves & Shares

Reach beyond your followers.

Act as a carousel copywriter.

Topic: [Topic]
Audience: [Who]

Write a 10-slide carousel:
Slide 1: Hook (curiosity / contrarian)
Slide 2: Stakes (why this matters)
Slide 3–8: Value (1 idea per slide)
Slide 9: Recap
Slide 10: CTA (save / sha

Prompt #23

Twitter / X Thread (Engagement Optimized)

Threads that get retweeted.

Act as a thread writer.

Topic: [Topic]
POV: [Your unique take]

Write a 10-tweet thread:
1. Hook tweet (bold claim or question)
2. Stakes / promise
3. Setup / context
4–8. The meat (1 insight per tweet)
9. Recap
10. CTA (follow / bookmark 

Prompt #24

LinkedIn Post That Builds Authority

B2B's most underused channel.

Act as a LinkedIn thought leader.

Topic: [Topic]
Audience: [Who]
Goal: [Awareness / leads / hires]

Write a LinkedIn post:
1. Hook (first line stops the scroll)
2. Story or framework
3. Specific takeaway
4. Soft CTA (comment, save, DM)

Fo

Prompt #25

YouTube Video Title + Thumbnail Combo

The 1-2 punch that gets clicks.

Act as a YouTube strategist.

Video Topic: [Topic]
Niche: [Niche]
Audience: [Who]

Give me 10 title/thumbnail combos:
For each:
1. Title (under 60 chars, curiosity + clarity)
2. Thumbnail concept (visual + 3-word overlay)
3. The promise the

Prompt #26

YouTube Video Script (10 min, Retention-First)

Scripts that get watch time.

Act as a YouTube creator.

Video Topic: [Topic]
Audience: [Who]
CTA: [Subscribe / product / lead magnet]

Write a 10-minute script:
0:00 — Hook (30 sec)
0:30 — Promise + intro (60 sec)
1:30 — Content (segmented in 3 acts, retention re-hooks

Prompt #27

Podcast Pitch That Lands You On Shows

Borrowed audiences = fastest growth.

Act as a PR strategist.

Who I Am: [Bio / credibility]
What I Help With: [Niche]
Podcast I'm Pitching: [Show + host]

Write a podcast pitch email:
1. Personalized opener (specific to a recent episode)
2. Why my topic fits their audience
3. 

Prompt #28

Press Release That Gets Picked Up

Old format, still works for launches.

Act as a PR writer.

Company: [Name]
News: [What's happening]
Date: [Launch date]

Write a press release:
1. Headline (newsworthy, no hype)
2. Subhead
3. Lead paragraph (5 Ws)
4. Quote from leadership
5. Context + bigger picture
6. Quote fr

Prompt #29

Influencer Outreach DM (Paid Partnership)

Get creators promoting you fast.

Act as an influencer partnerships manager.

Product: [Product]
Budget per creator: [$ or product]
Niche: [Niche]

Write a 4-line outreach DM:
1. Personalize (specific to their content)
2. The offer (clear, no jargon)
3. Why it's a fit
4. Lo

Prompt #30

Affiliate Program One-Pager

Recruit your customers as your salesforce.

Act as an affiliate program strategist.

Product: [Product]
Price: [$]
Margin: [%]

Design an affiliate program one-pager:
1. Commission structure (clear, generous)
2. Cookie window
3. Payout schedule
4. Promo assets provided (swipe + creat

Prompt #31

Meta Ads Hook Library (15 Hooks)

When your ad CTR sucks, you need new hooks.

Act as a Meta ads strategist.

Product: [Product]
Audience: [Who]
Main Benefit: [Outcome]

Write 15 ad hooks across categories:
- Problem/Solution (5)
- POV / Story (5)
- Contrarian (5)

Each hook: max 10 words, designed for a 6-sec attenti

Prompt #32

Meta Ad Creative Brief

What to tell the editor / designer.

Act as a creative strategist.

Product: [Product]
Angle: [Angle]
Format: [Static / Video / Carousel]

Write a creative brief:
1. Objective
2. Audience + insight
3. Big idea (1 sentence)
4. Key message
5. Reference creatives (3 styles to ins

Prompt #33

Google Ads Search Campaign Structure

Spend smart on high-intent traffic.

Act as a Google Ads strategist.

Product: [Product]
Budget/month: [$]
Main Keyword Theme: [Theme]

Build a campaign structure:
1. Campaign goal + bid strategy
2. Ad group structure (single-theme per ad group)
3. 10 keywords per ad group (mi

Prompt #34

Retargeting Ad Sequence (5 Touches)

Bring back the 95% who didn't buy.

Act as a paid media strategist.

Product: [Product]
Main Objection: [Objection]

Design a 5-touch retargeting sequence:
T1 (Day 1–3): Reminder, value-led
T2 (Day 4–7): Social proof
T3 (Day 8–14): Objection handler
T4 (Day 15–21): Bonus / ur

Prompt #35

SEO Content Pillar Plan (10 Posts)

Build authority on a topic that earns.

Act as an SEO content strategist.

Niche: [Niche]
Money Pages (we sell from these): [List]

Build a pillar plan:
1. 1 pillar post (broad keyword)
2. 9 supporting posts (specific subtopics)
3. Internal linking map
4. Search intent per post (

Prompt #36

Blog Post Outline (SEO + Conversion)

Posts that rank AND sell.

Act as an SEO content writer.

Target Keyword: [Keyword]
Intent: [Info / Commercial]
Product/Offer to mention: [Offer]

Outline a blog post:
1. Title (with keyword)
2. Meta description
3. Intro (hook + promise + preview)
4. H2 sections (5–7

Prompt #37

Featured Snippet Optimization Block

Steal Google's #0 position.

Act as an SEO specialist.

Keyword: [Keyword]
Question Form: [The question searchers ask]

Write a featured-snippet-optimized block:
1. The exact question as an H2
2. 40–60 word answer immediately below
3. Supporting bullet list (5 items ma

Prompt #38

Email List Re-Engagement Campaign

Wake up the dead weight on your list.

Act as an email retention specialist.

List Size: [#]
Last Engagement Cutoff: [Days]

Design a 4-email re-engagement sequence:
E1: 'Is this still you?' (gentle re-opt-in)
E2: 'Here's what you've missed' (value reminder)
E3: 'Specific offer'

Prompt #39

Newsletter Format Worth Subscribing To

Build a 'must-read' habit.

Act as a newsletter strategist.

Niche: [Niche]
Frequency: [Weekly / 2x weekly]
Reader Goal: [Outcome they want]

Design a repeatable format:
1. Subject line formula
2. Opener (1–2 lines)
3. Main section (1 idea, deeply useful)
4. Quick hit

Prompt #40

Customer Case Study (Storytelling Edition)

Testimonials persuade; stories sell.

Act as a case study writer.

Customer: [Name / company]
Start Point: [Pain]
Result: [Outcome with numbers]
Timeframe: [Months]

Write the case study:
1. Headline (specific result)
2. Context (1 paragraph)
3. The problem (with quote)
4. The 

Prompt #41

Testimonial Request Email

Get testimonials that actually convert.

Act as a customer marketing lead.

Customer: [Customer]
Product: [Product]
Result They Had: [Outcome]

Write a testimonial request email:
1. Personal opener
2. Specific ask (4 guided questions, not 'write whatever')
3. Easy submission (form

Prompt #42

Social Proof Audit (Find Hidden Wins)

You already have the proof. You just don't use it.

Act as a marketing auditor.

Give me a social proof audit framework:
1. Customer count (where to show it)
2. Notable logos (where + how)
3. Reviews/ratings (which platforms to surface)
4. Case studies (where to link)
5. Press / awards
6. Qu

Prompt #43

Reviews Generation System

Reviews on autopilot.

Act as a customer marketing strategist.

Product: [Product]
Review Platform: [Google / Trustpilot / G2]

Design a review request system:
1. Trigger (post-purchase, post-result, post-renewal)
2. Timing (exact day)
3. Message + CTA
4. Direct 

Prompt #44

Partnership Pitch (Cross-Promo)

Two audiences. One ask.

Act as a partnerships strategist.

My Brand: [Brand]
Target Partner: [Brand + their audience]
Mutual Fit: [Why we align]

Write a partnership pitch email:
1. Personal opener
2. Why this partnership makes sense for THEIR audience first
3. 3 

Prompt #45

Referral Program (Real Mechanics)

Customers selling for you.

Act as a referral program designer.

Product: [Product]
Avg Customer Value: [$]
Current Referral Volume: [If any]

Design a referral program:
1. The reward (for referrer AND referee — both specific)
2. The trigger (when to ask)
3. The mecha

Prompt #46

Local Marketing Plan (Brick-and-Mortar)

Own your neighborhood.

Act as a local marketing strategist.

Business: [Type]
City / Area: [Location]
Main Service: [Service]

Build a 60-day plan:
1. Google Business Profile optimization
2. Review acquisition system
3. Local content (3 post ideas)
4. Community p

Prompt #47

Event / Pop-Up Promotion Playbook

Make sure people actually show up.

Act as an event marketer.

Event: [Event]
Date: [Date]
Goal: [Attendance / sales / awareness]

Design a promo plan:
T-30 days: Save the date (social + email)
T-14: Open registration + create FOMO
T-7: Speaker / agenda reveal
T-3: Final push

Prompt #48

Survey That Actually Gets Filled Out

Voice-of-customer in 60 seconds.

Act as a research lead.

Goal: [Pricing feedback / product feedback / churn reasons]
Audience: [Who]

Design a 6-question survey:
1. The 1 question that matters most (NPS, intent, etc.)
2. 4 supporting Qs (mix of multiple choice + open)
3. 

Prompt #49

Win/Loss Analysis Playbook

Find out why you really won (or lost) the deal.

Act as a sales operations lead.

Product: [Product]
Sales Cycle: [Length]

Design a win/loss playbook:
1. Who to interview (won / lost / no-decision)
2. 8 interview questions (per outcome)
3. How to spot patterns (theme tagging)
4. Reportin

Prompt #50

Quarterly Marketing Audit

Find leaks before they become floods.

Act as a CMO conducting a quarterly review.

Business: [Type]
Main Channels: [List]
Quarter Goals: [Goals]

Audit each area:
1. Performance vs. plan (numbers + variance)
2. What worked (and why)
3. What didn't (root cause, not symptom)
4. C

Prompt #51

Brand Story (Origin Edition)

The story that turns visitors into believers.

Act as a brand storyteller.

Founder: [You / them]
Origin Moment: [Specific event]
Why the Brand Exists: [Reason]
Who It Serves: [ICP]

Write a 300-word brand origin story:
1. Open with a specific moment, not a mission statement
2. Name the

Prompt #52

Manifesto Page Copy

What you stand for. What you stand against.

Act as a brand copywriter.

Brand: [Brand]
Core Belief: [What you believe]
Enemies: [What you reject]

Write a manifesto:
1. Opening declaration (1 line)
2. 'We believe…' (5 statements)
3. 'We reject…' (5 statements)
4. Closing call to join

Prompt #53

About Page That Earns Trust

The 2nd most-visited page on most sites.

Act as an About page strategist.

Brand: [Brand]
Founder Story: [Brief]
Proof Points: [Numbers / customers / press]

Write the full About page:
1. Hero headline (about THEM, not you)
2. Brand origin story (300 words)
3. What we believe (3 p

Prompt #54

Tagline Generator (10 Options)

5–7 words that stick.

Act as a brand strategist.

Brand: [Brand]
What We Do: [Plain English]
Who For: [ICP]
Brand Personality: [Adjectives]

Give me 10 tagline options across styles:
- Outcome-focused (3)
- Identity-led (3)
- Witty / unexpected (2)
- Contrarian 

Prompt #55

Press Page / Media Kit Outline

Make it easy for press to cover you.

Act as a PR strategist.

Brand: [Brand]
Key Milestones: [List]

Build a press page:
1. One-line description
2. Boilerplate (50, 100, 250 words)
3. Founder bio + headshot
4. Logos (light + dark, multiple formats)
5. Product screenshots
6. Pr

Prompt #56

Founder LinkedIn Bio Rewrite

Your bio is your billboard.

Act as a personal brand strategist.

Name: [Name]
Role: [Role]
Company: [Company]
Key Wins: [3 specific results / credentials]
Who You Help: [ICP]

Rewrite the LinkedIn headline + about:
1. Headline (220 chars max, outcome-led)
2. About sec

Prompt #57

Founder Voice — Personal Brand POV

Why anyone should listen to you.

Act as a personal brand strategist.

My Background: [Brief]
What I'm Known For: [Or want to be]
My Audience: [Who]

Help me articulate my POV:
1. The big idea I believe (1 sentence)
2. 5 supporting beliefs
3. 3 industry beliefs I disagree w

Prompt #58

Audience Pain Map

List every pain. Match every offer.

Act as a market researcher.

Audience: [ICP]

Build a pain map:
1. Surface pains (what they complain about)
2. Deeper pains (what they're afraid of)
3. Identity pains (who they don't want to be)
4. Aspirational pulls (who they want to becom

Prompt #59

Big Idea Generator for Campaigns

Stop shipping random tactics. Start with a big idea.

Act as a creative director.

Product: [Product]
Audience: [ICP]
Campaign Goal: [Goal]

Generate 5 big-idea options:
For each:
1. Big idea (1 sentence)
2. Why it cuts through
3. How it scales across channels
4. Headline + visual concept
5. R

Prompt #60

Naming Brainstorm (Product / Feature / Launch)

Names that sell themselves.

Act as a brand naming strategist.

What We're Naming: [Product / feature / launch]
What It Does: [Plain English]
Brand Voice: [Adjectives]
Domain / Trademark constraints: [If any]

Give me 20 names across styles:
- Descriptive (5)
- Metapho

Prompt #61

Conversion Rate Optimization Audit

Find the leaks in your funnel.

Act as a CRO consultant.

Main Page to Audit: [URL or describe]
Current Conversion Rate: [%]
Goal: [Sign-up / purchase / lead]

Give me a CRO audit:
1. Above-the-fold clarity
2. Trust signals
3. Friction points (forms, steps, copy)
4. Mobil

Prompt #62

A/B Test Plan + Hypothesis

Structure tests so the results actually mean something.

Act as a CRO analyst.

What to test: [Element]
Current baseline: [Metric + value]

Write a test plan:
1. Hypothesis (If we [change], then [outcome], because [reason])
2. Variant description
3. Success metric (primary)
4. Guardrail metrics
5

Prompt #63

Heatmap / Session Replay Review Framework

What users actually do — not what they say.

Act as a UX researcher.

Page being analyzed: [URL]
Data available: [Heatmaps / session replays]

Build a review framework:
1. Where attention drops (scroll depth)
2. Where clicks happen on non-clickable elements (signal)
3. Where rage clic

Prompt #64

Funnel Math (Inputs to Hit Revenue Goal)

What it actually takes to hit the number.

Act as a growth analyst.

Revenue Goal: [$ in 90 days]
Avg Order Value: [$]
Conversion Rate (page → buy): [%]
Visit-to-lead Rate: [%]
Close Rate (lead → buy): [%]

Give me the funnel math:
1. Orders needed
2. Buyers needed
3. Leads needed
4

Prompt #65

Customer Journey Map (5 Stages)

Map every touchpoint a buyer hits.

Act as a CX strategist.

Product: [Product]
Main Persona: [ICP]

Map the journey:
Stage 1: Unaware → Aware (trigger event)
Stage 2: Aware → Interested (content)
Stage 3: Interested → Considering (proof)
Stage 4: Considering → Buying (offer)

Prompt #66

Pricing Page That Converts

Turn 'thinking about it' into 'taking it'.

Act as a SaaS pricing strategist.

Product: [Product]
Tiers: [List]
Most-bought tier: [Tier]

Write pricing page copy:
1. Headline (outcome-focused)
2. Subhead (who each tier is for)
3. Tier names (not 'basic/pro' — meaningful)
4. Features 

Prompt #67

Pricing Strategy Review (Are We Underpriced?)

Most businesses underprice.

Act as a pricing strategist.

Current Price: [$]
Offer: [Offer]
Margin: [%]
Customer Outcome (in $ value): [$]

Give me a pricing review:
1. Value-to-price ratio analysis
2. Competitor benchmark
3. Identity vs. utility pricing fit
4. Tier s

Prompt #68

Discount Strategy (Without Killing Margin)

Move volume without training the market.

Act as a pricing strategist.

Product: [Product]
Margin: [%]
When You Want to Discount: [Event/season]

Design a discount strategy:
1. Reason (story — not 'just because')
2. Discount mechanic (% off, bundle, bonus)
3. Anchor (what they save

Prompt #69

Bundle Architecture (Higher AOV)

Group products to make 'yes' easier.

Act as a merchandising strategist.

Products in the catalog: [List]
Avg AOV: [$]
Target AOV lift: [%]

Design 3 bundle options:
For each:
1. Bundle name
2. What's in it
3. Total value vs. bundle price (savings %)
4. Who it's for
5. Where to

Prompt #70

Lifetime Value (LTV) Lift Plan

Squeeze more value from every customer.

Act as a retention strategist.

Product: [Product]
Current LTV: [$]
Avg Customer Lifespan: [Time]
Churn Rate: [%]

Give me an LTV lift plan:
1. Onboarding improvements (first 30 days)
2. Upsell paths (clear next product)
3. Cross-sell paths

Prompt #71

Churn Reduction Audit

Stop the leak.

Act as a retention specialist.

Product: [Product]
Churn Rate: [%]
Top Reason Stated: [Reason]

Give me a churn audit:
1. Surface vs. real reasons (probe deeper)
2. Cancellation flow review
3. Save offer effectiveness
4. Onboarding-vs-churn

Prompt #72

NPS Survey + Action Loop

Measure loyalty. Then act on it.

Act as a CX leader.

Product: [Product]
Current NPS: [If known]

Design an NPS system:
1. Send trigger + timing
2. Question wording
3. Follow-up Q for each segment (promoter / passive / detractor)
4. Action per response (referral ask, save 

Prompt #73

Referral Ask After a Win

Ask at peak happiness.

Act as a CX marketer.

Product: [Product]
Moment of peak happiness: [e.g., first big result]

Write a referral ask:
1. Trigger (specific moment)
2. Channel (email / in-app / personal)
3. Message (acknowledge win → soft ask)
4. Easy mechanic

Prompt #74

Win-Back Campaign (Lost Customers)

Cheapest revenue you'll ever earn.

Act as a retention marketer.

Product: [Product]
Reason They Left: [Top reason]
New Reason to Return: [What's changed]

Write a 3-touch win-back:
T1 (Email): 'We miss you' + what's new
T2 (Email + SMS): Specific incentive + deadline
T3 (Per

Prompt #75

Loyalty / VIP Program Outline

Reward the top 20% who drive 80%.

Act as a loyalty strategist.

Product: [Product]
Top Customer Behavior: [Repeat purchase / referral / engagement]

Design a loyalty program:
1. Earning mechanic (what triggers points/status)
2. Reward tiers (3 levels)
3. Status perks (non-d

Prompt #76

Brand Style Guide (1-Pager)

So everything looks like you.

Act as a brand designer.

Brand: [Brand]
Vibe: [3 adjectives]
Colors / fonts (if any): [List or 'help me']

Write a one-page style guide:
1. Primary color + secondary colors (with use cases)
2. Font pairing (heading + body)
3. Logo usage (d

Prompt #77

Email Deliverability Checklist

If they don't see it, you didn't send it.

Act as an email deliverability expert.

ESP: [Mailgun / Klaviyo / SendGrid / etc.]
List Size: [#]
Avg Open Rate: [%]

Give me a deliverability checklist:
1. SPF / DKIM / DMARC setup
2. Domain reputation check
3. List hygiene (unengaged remo

Prompt #78

Subject Line Library (25 Tested Patterns)

Open rates start here.

Act as an email copywriter.

Offer / Email Type: [Promo / story / newsletter]
Audience: [ICP]

Write 25 subject lines across patterns:
- Curiosity (5)
- Benefit (5)
- Personal (5)
- Question (5)
- Pattern-interrupt (5)

Max 50 chars each. M

Prompt #79

Drip Sequence for a New Lead (7 Emails)

Nurture without nagging.

Act as an email automation strategist.

Lead Source: [Source]
Product We Eventually Sell: [Offer]

Write a 7-email drip:
E1 (Day 0): Welcome + deliver
E2 (Day 2): Story / origin
E3 (Day 4): Best resource (free value)
E4 (Day 6): Case study

Prompt #80

SMS Marketing Sequence (Compliant)

The most personal channel — use it wisely.

Act as an SMS marketer.

Brand: [Brand]
Use Case: [Welcome / promo / cart abandonment]
Compliance: TCPA + opt-in required

Write a 3-message sequence:
M1: Welcome + value (always include opt-out)
M2: Offer with deadline
M3: Final reminder

Prompt #81

Pop-up / Exit-Intent Copy

Catch the leaver. Convert the lingerer.

Act as a CRO copywriter.

Product: [Product]
Pop-up Goal: [Email capture / discount / quiz]

Write 3 pop-up variations:
For each:
1. Headline (specific outcome)
2. Sub (who / what)
3. Field(s)
4. Button copy (verb + benefit)
5. Trigger (tim

Prompt #82

Quiz Funnel Outline

Personalization that converts.

Act as a quiz funnel strategist.

Product: [Product]
Main Personas: [3 personas]

Design a quiz funnel:
1. Quiz title (outcome-focused)
2. 6 questions (max)
3. Results logic (mapping answers → persona)
4. Personalized result page per person

Prompt #83

Chatbot / Live Chat Script (Top 5 Flows)

Reduce friction on the highest-value pages.

Act as a CX designer.

Product: [Product]
Top pre-purchase questions: [List]

Write chatbot scripts for 5 flows:
1. 'How does this work?'
2. 'Is this right for me?'
3. 'What's the price?'
4. 'Refund policy?'
5. 'Talk to a human'

For each: 

Prompt #84

Trust Page (Security / Compliance / Privacy)

Trust = conversion.

Act as a B2B trust marketer.

Product: [Product]
Certifications: [SOC 2 / GDPR / HIPAA / etc.]

Write a trust page:
1. Headline
2. Security overview (3 sections)
3. Compliance certifications
4. Privacy commitments (plain language)
5. Subpro

Prompt #85

Comparison Page (vs. Top Competitor)

Win the search 'X vs Y'.

Act as a competitive marketer.

Us: [Brand]
Competitor: [Competitor]
Who This Page Is For: [Persona]

Write a comparison page:
1. Headline (specific to the comparison)
2. TL;DR (1 paragraph, fair)
3. Comparison table (5–7 attributes that ac

Prompt #86

Alternatives Page (We're a Better X)

Capture 'best alternatives to' searchers.

Act as a competitive content writer.

Us: [Brand]
Competitor we replace: [Competitor]
Why we exist: [Reason]

Write an alternatives page:
1. Headline ('The X alternative for Y')
2. Why people leave them (3 specific pains)
3. How we solve ea

Prompt #87

Customer Onboarding Sequence (First 14 Days)

First impressions decide LTV.

Act as a CX strategist.

Product: [Product]
'Aha moment': [The action that proves value]
Main churn risk: [Reason]

Design a 14-day onboarding sequence:
Day 0: Welcome + first action
Day 1: Setup help
Day 3: First success milestone
Day 7: P

Prompt #88

Marketing Brief Template (For Agencies / Freelancers)

Stop wasting cycles on bad work.

Act as a marketing operations lead.

Build a one-page marketing brief any freelancer or agency can execute against:
1. Project name + due date
2. Background (1 paragraph)
3. Objective (single)
4. Audience
5. Big idea / angle
6. Deliverables

Prompt #89

Marketing Budget Allocation (90 Days)

Where every dollar goes — and why.

Act as a CFO + CMO hybrid.

Quarter Budget: [$]
Revenue Goal: [$]
Main Channels: [List]

Build a 90-day budget plan:
1. Per-channel allocation (with rationale)
2. Test budget (% reserved)
3. Always-on vs. campaign split
4. Tooling / softwar

Prompt #90

Marketing OKRs for the Quarter

Goals worth pursuing.

Act as a CMO.

Business Goal: [Goal]
Quarter: [Q#]
Team: [Roles]

Write quarterly marketing OKRs:
- 3 Objectives (qualitative, ambitious)
- 3–4 Key Results per Objective (quantitative, time-bound)
- Owner per KR
- Confidence score (0–100%)

Prompt #91

Black Friday / Cyber Monday Playbook

Plan the biggest week of the year.

Act as an ecom marketing strategist.

Brand: [Brand]
Last Year's BFCM Revenue: [$ or 'first year']
Main Channels: [List]

Build a BFCM playbook:
1. Offer architecture (lead offer + bundle + upsell)
2. Pre-launch warming (4 weeks out)
3. Lau

Prompt #92

Holiday / Seasonal Campaign Brief

When the calendar gives you a reason — use it.

Act as a campaign strategist.

Holiday / Season: [Event]
Brand: [Brand]
Goal: [Sales / awareness / list growth]

Write a campaign brief:
1. Hook / angle (relevant to the season)
2. Offer (limited + specific)
3. Channels + timing
4. Creative

Prompt #93

Launch Day Checklist (Product / Feature)

Don't forget the small things.

Act as a launch manager.

What's launching: [Product / feature]
Launch date: [Date]

Give me a launch day checklist:
1. Pre-launch (assets, links, tracking)
2. Internal comms (team, support)
3. Email + SMS go-out
4. Social posts (each chann

Prompt #94

Product-Hunt-Style Launch Playbook

Win the day on a launch platform.

Act as a launch strategist.

Launch platform: [Product Hunt / Indie Hackers / X]
Product: [Product]

Build a launch playbook:
1. Pre-launch warming (audience + asset)
2. Hunter selection / outreach
3. Asset prep (tagline, gallery, video)
4.

Prompt #95

Affiliate Recruitment Email

Recruit your first 10 partners.

Act as a partnerships lead.

Program: [Affiliate program details]
Target affiliate type: [Bloggers / creators / agencies]

Write an affiliate recruitment email:
1. Personal opener (their content)
2. Why this program fits their audience
3. C

Prompt #96

Conference / Trade Show Booth Pitch

60 seconds to win attention.

Act as an event marketer.

Product: [Product]
Event: [Event]
Target Attendee: [Persona]

Write a 60-second booth pitch:
1. Opener (curiosity, not 'what do you do')
2. Problem framing (their pain)
3. Solution (in 2 sentences)
4. Proof point

Prompt #97

Trade Show Follow-Up Sequence

Most leads die because no one follows up.

Act as a B2B marketer.

Event: [Event]
Lead source: [Booth scan / business card / demo]

Design a follow-up sequence:
T+24h: Personal email referencing conversation
T+3d: Value-add (relevant resource)
T+7d: Specific CTA (demo / call)
T+14d:

Prompt #98

Customer Advisory Board (Build Loyalty + Insight)

Top customers + product input + loyalty multiplier.

Act as a customer marketing strategist.

Product: [Product]
Who qualifies: [Top customer profile]

Design a Customer Advisory Board:
1. Member criteria + size (8–12)
2. Cadence (quarterly)
3. Agenda template per meeting
4. Value they get (e

Prompt #99

Marketing Hiring Plan (Who First, Why)

Build the team in the right order.

Act as a marketing leader.

Stage: [Pre-product-market-fit / scaling / mature]
Current Team: [Roles]
Quarter Goal: [Goal]

Write a marketing hiring plan:
1. The next role to hire (and why now)
2. What this person owns vs. doesn't
3. Success

Prompt #100

30-Day Marketing Sprint (Solo Founder)

What to do, in what order, this month.

Act as a marketing coach for solo founders.

Product: [Product]
Audience: [ICP]
Time available per day: [Hours]
Revenue Goal (30 days): [$]

Build a 30-day sprint:
Week 1: Foundations (positioning, ICP, offer)
Week 2: Asset build (lead magn

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