Claude
30-day social media calendar for a local service business
A Claude prompt for a month of posts for a local trade or service business: six post types in rotation, captions, hashtags and a shot list.
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Free marketing prompts for ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini: product descriptions, a launch week of social posts and cold partnership emails, ready to fill in.
22 prompts
ChatGPT
Advertising campaign concept with slogans
A ChatGPT prompt that turns one product into an ad campaign concept: a central idea, five slogans, key messages with proof and a channel plan split by budget.
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Brand identity starter kit for a small business
A Gemini prompt that builds a one-page brand starter kit: positioning line, competitor gap, voice rules, three logo directions, a hex palette and first steps.
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Creator campaign brief for influencers
A Gemini prompt that writes an Instagram creator brief: summary, content ideas in the creator's voice, disclosure rules, specs and an outreach message.
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Fact-check a viral post before you write about it
A ChatGPT prompt that breaks a viral post into claims, rates each one, flags missing context and drafts your response piece using only what holds up.
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Google Ads headlines and descriptions
A ChatGPT prompt for a Google Ads responsive search ad: 15 headlines under 30 characters and 4 descriptions under 90, with counts and a pinning tip.
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Google Ads search terms audit: keep or exclude
A Gemini prompt that sorts a Google Ads search terms report into keep or exclude, writes the minimal negative keyword list and totals the wasted spend.
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Internal link suggestions for a page
A Claude prompt that scores your site's pages for relevance to one target page, suggests varied anchor texts and writes link paragraphs you can paste in.
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Landing page copy for a software product, section by section
A Claude prompt for software landing page copy in seven sections, from hero to objections, with marked gaps for real proof instead of made-up quotes.
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LinkedIn post from a work lesson
A Claude prompt that ghostwrites a LinkedIn post from one real work moment, asks for missing details first, and returns a story-led and a lesson-led version.
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Niche product ideas for a handmade or print-on-demand shop
A Gemini prompt that matches your making skills to specific buyers and occasions, then picks three niches and lists how to test demand yourself.
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On-page SEO review for one page
A ChatGPT prompt for an on-page SEO review of one URL: intent check, title and meta rewrites, a fixed heading outline and quoted body edits ranked by impact.
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Product or project name ideas, questions first
A ChatGPT naming prompt that asks you questions first, then suggests names in four styles with pronunciation, spelling and meaning checks.
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Promotion plan for a local shop opening
A ChatGPT prompt for a shop opening: a message and slogans, a six-week timeline, an opening day plan, local partners and simple ways to measure it.
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Video captions for a niche channel
A Claude prompt that writes three captions for a niche video using the exact model and species names you give, a newcomer line and specific hashtags.
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Welcome email series for new subscribers
A Gemini prompt for a five-email welcome series: deliver the promise, teach, tell a story, invite once, answer the main doubt. No fake urgency.
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Ad copy variations for one offer
A ChatGPT prompt that writes six ad variations for one offer on six angles, inside your platform's character limits, with a test plan for the first two.
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Cold email for a partnership pitch
A Gemini prompt for a cold partnership email under 120 words: a researched opener, one clear benefit, one small ask and a short follow-up for later.
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Launch week social post series
A Claude prompt that plans seven launch posts, one job per day from teaser to last call, written for your platform and built only on proof you have.
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One-page marketing plan
A Gemini prompt for a one-page small business marketing plan: the goal worked backwards, three channels at most, weekly actions and cut-off metrics.
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Product description for an online store
A ChatGPT prompt for product descriptions that sell: benefit-led bullets with exact specs, a buyer FAQ, and a list of missing facts instead of guesses.
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Product launch email sequence
A Claude prompt for a five-email product launch sequence: problem, announcement, how it works, objections and a real deadline, one action per email.
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These marketing prompts cover three jobs small teams do themselves: writing product descriptions that answer buyer questions, planning a week of launch posts, and pitching a partnership to someone who does not know you yet. Each is a template with fields in square brackets for your product, audience and proof.
They are written to keep marketing copy honest. Every prompt tells the assistant to use only the facts and proof you supply and to flag what is missing, so you do not end up publishing invented numbers, reviews or claims. Each one targets ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini in that assistant's own prompt structure.
22 prompts
How to use these prompts
- 101Gather your facts firstBefore you paste a prompt, collect the specs, proof, links and audience details it asks for. A marketing prompt is only as good as the facts in its fields.
- 202Fill the fields and pasteReplace every [FIELD] with your details and paste the prompt into the assistant it was written for, or into any of the three.
- 303Check claims before publishingRead the output for anything you cannot back up, and look at the missing info list or placeholders the prompt asks for. Fix those before the copy goes live.
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Questions
1Why do these prompts keep saying not to invent things?
Assistants fill gaps with plausible details, such as user counts, ratings or awards. In marketing copy those become false claims. The prompts ask for a list of missing facts instead, so you decide what to add.
2Can I use them for client work?
Yes. They are free to copy and adapt for your own products or for clients. Replace the fields with the client's real details and keep the honesty rules in.
3Which assistant is best for marketing copy?
All three handle these jobs. The prompt pages say which assistant each template was written for; if you prefer another one, our generator can rewrite the template for it.
4How do I make the copy sound like my brand?
Describe your voice in the field that asks for it, or paste a short sample of copy you like into the context and ask the assistant to match it.