Better Prompts. Stronger Business Content.
Use practical, structured prompts for marketing, social media, websites, email, and repeatable AI workflows.
Start With a Prompt
Replace every bracketed field with accurate information about your business.
Clarify Your Offer
Act as a small-business marketing strategist. Review this offer: [paste offer]. Identify the target customer, core problem, promised outcome, deliverables, price logic, objections, and the clearest call to action. Do not invent proof, urgency, guarantees, or customer results.
Create a Promotion Plan
Create a 14-day promotion plan for [offer] aimed at [audience] on [platforms]. Use only these verified details: [paste]. For each day provide the content angle, format, hook, key message, visual direction, and CTA.
Generate Social Post Ideas
Generate 12 specific social-media post ideas for [business] serving [audience]. Balance education, trust, engagement, behind-the-scenes content, FAQs, and promotion. For each idea provide a hook, main point, suggested format, and CTA.
Turn One Idea Into Five Posts
Repurpose this source material into five distinct posts: educational, problem-solution, checklist, story, and direct offer. Source: [paste]. Preserve the facts, vary the hooks, and tailor each post to [platform].
Write a Short-Video Script
Write a 30-second vertical-video script about [topic] for [audience]. Structure it as hook, problem, three concise points, payoff, and CTA. Include on-screen caption text and simple shot directions. Do not invent statistics.
Improve Homepage Copy
Rewrite this homepage section for clarity and conversion: [paste]. Return one headline, supporting paragraph, three benefit bullets, one trust statement using only supplied proof, and one CTA. Keep the brand voice [describe voice].
Create a Product Description
Write a clear product description for [product] aimed at [customer]. Use only these verified features: [paste]. Separate features from benefits and include a short summary, key benefits, use instructions, and an accurate CTA.
Build an FAQ Section
Create 10 useful FAQ questions and concise answers for [offer]. Base every answer only on these policies and facts: [paste]. Flag any question that cannot be answered from the supplied information.
Draft a Welcome Sequence
Draft a three-email welcome sequence for new subscribers to [business]. Goal: [goal]. Include subject line, preview text, concise body, and one CTA per email. Tone: [tone]. Use only these verified details: [paste].
Write a Launch Email
Write a launch email for [offer] aimed at [audience]. Include a benefit-led subject line, opening hook, problem, solution, deliverables, price, FAQ objection, and CTA. Do not invent scarcity, bonuses, testimonials, or results.
Design an AI Workflow
Design a repeatable AI-assisted workflow for [task]. Separate the steps into human inputs, AI drafting, fact-checking, editing, approval, publishing, and performance review. Include required inputs, owner, output, and a quality-control checklist.
Create a Content Quality Checklist
Create a quality-control checklist for AI-generated [content type]. Cover factual accuracy, brand voice, permissions, claims, accessibility, links, dimensions, platform rules, human approval, and final archiving.
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A Simple Prompting Formula
- Give context
Describe the business, audience, offer, and goal.
- Supply facts
Paste the source material the AI is allowed to use.
- Set constraints
Define tone, length, platform, and prohibited claims.
- Specify output
Ask for the exact structure you need.
- Review
Verify accuracy, permissions, brand fit, and compliance.
Get the AI Marketing Prompt Vault
Expand beyond the free library with organized prompts for brand voice, social media, advertising, email, website copy, customer experience, and workflow design.
- Structured prompts for seven business areas
- Reusable prompt framework
- Prompt-improvement checklist
- Commercial-use license for one business
- Instant digital delivery
Use AI Responsibly
Review every result before publishing. Verify facts, claims, prices, links, permissions, accessibility, and platform requirements. AI output is a draft—not automatic proof.