Prompt Library for Marketing Teams

I want to write an in-depth, SEO-optimized pillar blog post about [TOPIC]. My target audience is [AUDIENCE] and the primary keyword is '[KEYWORD]'. Generate a detailed heading outline (H2s and H3s) that establishes topical authority and directly answers the search intent behind this keyword.

I am writing a LinkedIn post about [STORY/TOPIC]. The goal constraint is to [TEACH A LESSON / SHOW VULNERABILITY / CONTRARIAN OPINION]. Give me 5 distinct, punchy opening hooks (2 sentences max) designed to make people stop scrolling and click 'see more'.

Write the hero section (H1, Subheadline, and CTA button) for a landing page selling [PRODUCT]. Use the PAS (Problem-Agitate-Solve) framework. The core problem the user is facing is [PROBLEM]. Keep the tone persuasive but not salesy.

I have written a draft for my weekly email newsletter: [PASTE DRAFT]. Rewrite this to improve readability. Break up long paragraphs, use bullet points where appropriate, and ensure the tone is conversational and engaging. Add a clear, compelling subject line.

I am launching a Facebook Ad campaign for [PRODUCT]. Generate 3 distinct ad copy variations based on these angles: 1) Urgency/Scarcity, 2) Social Proof/Testimonial-style, 3) Direct benefit/Feature-focused. Include a primary text, headline, and concise description for each.

I am launching [PRODUCT NAME] today. It helps [TARGET AUDIENCE] achieve [MAIN BENEFIT]. Write a compelling 5-part Twitter thread announcing the launch. The first tweet should be a strong hook. The middle tweets should explain the 'why' and the 'how'. The final tweet should be a clear CTA with a link.

Our company sells [PRODUCT/SERVICE]. We are conducting customer research interviews with people who hold the job title '[JOB TITLE]'. Generate a list of 10 open-ended, probing questions designed to uncover their actual day-to-day workflow frustrations and what triggers them to look for a solution.

My competitor wrote an article about [TOPIC]. Here are their main subheadings: [PASTE SUBHEADINGS]. I am writing a better, more comprehensive article on the same topic to outrank them. Identify 3-4 significant 'content gaps' or angles they missed that I should cover in my piece to make it 10x better.