Best ChatGPT Prompts for Marketing in 2026: 50+ Prompts That Actually Work

You are a senior market analyst & product strategist with deep experience
in identifying go-to-market patterns, monetization systems, and positioning gaps.

Study the current state of the [INSERT YOUR NICHE] landscape and produce a
detailed strategic breakdown. DO NOT give a general overview - this is for
someone looking to enter the space or build a new product.

Cover these areas:

1. TOP 10 BRANDS/COMPETITORS
- Who are the biggest players right now?
- How are they getting customers? (paid, organic, referral, virality)
- What's their main product or offer?
- How do they monetize (front-end, upsells, recurring)?
- What platforms are they most active on?

2. FUNNEL & CONTENT DISSECTION
- Describe the structure of their main landing page
- Summarize their lead magnet or hook
- List the kind of content they post across major platforms
- Identify psychological triggers they use (urgency, authority, FOMO)

3. AUDIENCE & POSITIONING
- What kind of customer are they targeting? (demographics, mindset)
- How do they frame their product as different/better?
- What status signals or identity triggers do they lean on?

4. MARKET PATTERNS & OPPORTUNITIES
- What strategies are common across most competitors?
- What positioning angles seem oversaturated?
- What customer segment seems underserved?
- What positioning could succeed by doing the opposite?

5. GO-TO-MARKET ADVICE
- Suggest 2-3 positioning ideas for someone new entering this space
- Mention how they could differentiate (channel, pricing, audience, narrative)
- Give 2 idea names or hooks that would stand out

Don't simplify or water anything down. The goal is to identify gaps,
reverse engineer success, and build something that stands out.

Act as a customer research specialist. I'm launching [PRODUCT/SERVICE]
for [TARGET AUDIENCE].

Research and compile:
1. Top 10 frustrations they have with existing solutions
2. Specific language/phrases they use to describe their problems
3. What they've tried before that didn't work
4. What would make them switch from their current solution
5. Price sensitivity and perceived value thresholds

Format as a research brief I can share with my team.

You are a competitive intelligence analyst. Analyze the content strategy
of [COMPETITOR NAME] in the [INDUSTRY] space.

Identify:
- Their top-performing content themes
- Content formats they use most (blog, video, social, email)
- Publishing frequency and optimal posting times
- Gaps in their content coverage I could exploit
- Their unique angle/voice and how I can differentiate

Provide actionable recommendations for outperforming them.

Act as a Chief Marketing Officer with 15 years of experience in [INDUSTRY].

I'm launching [PRODUCT/SERVICE] targeting [AUDIENCE]. My budget is
[BUDGET] per month, and my timeline is [TIMELINE].

Create a comprehensive marketing strategy including:

1. POSITIONING
- Unique value proposition
- Key differentiators from competitors
- Brand voice and messaging guidelines

2. CHANNEL STRATEGY
- Top 3 marketing channels to prioritize (with reasoning)
- Budget allocation across channels
- Expected timeline to see results

3. CONTENT PILLARS
- 4-5 content themes that will resonate
- Content formats for each pillar
- Publishing cadence

4. GROWTH TACTICS
- Quick wins for the first 30 days
- Medium-term plays (60-90 days)
- Long-term brand building (6+ months)

5. METRICS & KPIs
- What to measure and how often
- Realistic benchmarks for first 90 days
- Warning signs that strategy needs adjustment

Be specific and actionable. Include exact tactics I can implement this week.

You are a customer experience strategist. Map the complete customer
journey for someone buying [PRODUCT/SERVICE].

For each stage (Awareness, Consideration, Decision, Purchase, Retention):
- What questions are they asking?
- What content do they need?
- What objections might they have?
- What triggers move them to the next stage?
- What channels are most effective?

Include specific touchpoints and messaging for each stage.

Act as a product launch specialist. I'm launching [PRODUCT] on [DATE].

Create a 90-day go-to-market plan:

PRE-LAUNCH (Days 1-30):
- Audience building tactics
- Teaser content calendar
- Influencer/partner outreach plan

LAUNCH WEEK (Days 31-37):
- Daily action items
- Content to publish
- Promotional tactics

POST-LAUNCH (Days 38-90):
- Momentum maintenance
- Customer feedback loops
- Optimization priorities

Include specific examples of content and messaging for each phase.

You are an SEO content strategist. Generate 10 blog post ideas for
[COMPANY/NICHE] targeting [AUDIENCE].

For each idea, provide:
- SEO-optimized title (with primary keyword)
- Target keyword and search intent
- Brief outline (5-7 sections)
- Unique angle that differentiates from existing content
- CTA that makes sense for the content

Focus on topics with commercial intent that can drive conversions.

Create a 30-day content calendar for [BRAND] on [PLATFORMS].

Product/Service: [DESCRIBE]
Target Audience: [DESCRIBE]
Primary Goal: [AWARENESS/LEADS/SALES]

For each day, include:
- Platform
- Content type (video, carousel, text, story)
- Topic/theme
- Hook (first line that grabs attention)
- Hashtags (if applicable)
- Best posting time

Mix educational (40%), entertaining (30%), and promotional (30%) content.

Act as a viral content specialist who has studied thousands of
high-performing posts.

Generate 15 scroll-stopping hooks for [TOPIC] targeting [AUDIENCE].

Use proven frameworks:
- Contrarian takes ("Why [common belief] is wrong")
- Curiosity gaps ("The [surprising thing] about [topic]")
- Specificity ("How I [achieved result] in [timeframe]")
- Lists ("X things [audience] should know about [topic]")
- Questions ("Are you still [doing outdated thing]?")

Make them feel personal, not corporate. Include emojis where appropriate.

Create a 5-email welcome sequence for new subscribers to [BRAND/NEWSLETTER].

The goal is to: [BUILD TRUST/SELL PRODUCT/EDUCATE]

Email 1 (Immediate): Welcome + deliver lead magnet + set expectations
Email 2 (Day 2): Share your story/why you started
Email 3 (Day 4): Provide massive value (best tip/resource)
Email 4 (Day 6): Social proof + case study
Email 5 (Day 8): Soft pitch with special offer

For each email include:
- Subject line (and alternative)
- Preview text
- Full email body
- CTA

Tone: [FRIENDLY/PROFESSIONAL/CASUAL]

Write a 3-email cart abandonment sequence for [ECOMMERCE STORE].

Product type: [DESCRIBE]
Average cart value: [AMOUNT]
Target customer: [DESCRIBE]

Email 1 (1 hour after): Gentle reminder, no discount
Email 2 (24 hours): Address objections, maybe offer help
Email 3 (48 hours): Urgency + incentive to complete purchase

Include:
- Compelling subject lines using scarcity and personalization
- Persuasive copy that addresses common hesitations
- Clear CTAs

Avoid sounding desperate or spammy.

Generate 20 high-converting email subject lines for [EMAIL PURPOSE].

Audience: [DESCRIBE]
Email content: [BRIEF SUMMARY]
Goal: [OPENS/CLICKS/SALES]

Use these proven frameworks:
- Curiosity: "The weird trick that..."
- Benefit: "Get [result] without [pain]"
- Urgency: "Last chance to..."
- Personal: "I made a mistake..."
- Number: "7 ways to..."
- Question: "Are you still...?"

Include emojis where appropriate. Aim for 40 characters or less.

Create 5 posts about [TOPIC] optimized for [PLATFORM].

Brand voice: [DESCRIBE]
Target audience: [DESCRIBE]
Goal: [ENGAGEMENT/TRAFFIC/LEADS]

For each post include:
- Hook (first line that stops the scroll)
- Body (value or story)
- CTA
- Hashtags (if applicable)
- Best time to post
- Image/video suggestion

Follow [PLATFORM] best practices for format and length.

You are a LinkedIn ghostwriter for CEOs and founders.

Create 5 thought leadership posts for [NAME], who is [ROLE] at [COMPANY].

Topics to cover:
- [TOPIC 1]
- [TOPIC 2]
- [TOPIC 3]

Each post should:
- Start with a bold, contrarian, or surprising statement
- Share a personal story or experience
- Provide actionable insight
- End with a question to drive comments
- Be 150-200 words

Tone: Authoritative but approachable. No corporate jargon.

Create a viral Twitter thread about [TOPIC].

Format:
- Tweet 1: Hook (curiosity or bold statement)
- Tweets 2-9: Value points (one per tweet)
- Tweet 10: CTA (follow, retweet, or link)

Requirements:
- Each tweet under 280 characters
- Use line breaks for readability
- Include relevant emojis
- End with clear CTA

Make it educational but entertaining. Aim for saves and retweets.

Write 10 Instagram captions for [BRAND/NICHE].

Content types:
- 3 educational posts
- 3 behind-the-scenes/personal
- 2 promotional
- 2 engagement-focused

Each caption should:
- Start with a hook (first 125 characters visible)
- Include value or story
- End with CTA or question
- Include relevant hashtags (15-20)
- Be optimized for [PRODUCT/SERVICE] sales

Tone: [CASUAL/PROFESSIONAL/FUN]

Act as a direct response copywriter specializing in paid social.

Write 5 variations of Facebook ad copy for:
Product: [DESCRIBE]
Target audience: [DESCRIBE]
Main benefit: [DESCRIBE]
Price point: [AMOUNT]

For each variation include:
- Primary text (3 versions: short, medium, long)
- Headline (max 40 characters)
- Description
- CTA button recommendation

Use these angles:
1. Problem-agitation-solution
2. Before-after-bridge
3. Social proof focus
4. Urgency/scarcity
5. Curiosity-driven

Optimize for conversions, not just clicks.

Write Google Search ads for [KEYWORD].

Product/Service: [DESCRIBE]
Unique selling point: [DESCRIBE]
Target action: [SIGN UP/PURCHASE/CALL]

Create 5 ad variations with:
- 3 headlines (max 30 characters each)
- 2 descriptions (max 90 characters each)
- Display URL path

Include:
- Power words that drive action
- Numbers and specifics where possible
- Clear value proposition
- Strong CTA

Match search intent for [KEYWORD].

Write a 30-second YouTube ad script for [PRODUCT/SERVICE].

Target viewer: [DESCRIBE]
Main pain point: [DESCRIBE]
Key benefit: [DESCRIBE]

Structure:
- 0-5 sec: Pattern interrupt (stop the skip)
- 5-15 sec: Problem identification
- 15-25 sec: Solution + benefit
- 25-30 sec: CTA + urgency

Include:
- Exact dialogue
- Visual suggestions
- On-screen text callouts

Make the first 5 seconds impossible to skip.

Create a comprehensive SEO outline for: "[TARGET KEYWORD]"

Search intent: [INFORMATIONAL/COMMERCIAL/TRANSACTIONAL]
Target word count: [AMOUNT]
Competitor URLs to outperform: [LIST IF KNOWN]

Include:
- SEO-optimized title (with keyword near beginning)
- Meta description (155 characters, include keyword)
- H2 and H3 structure
- Key points to cover under each section
- Internal linking opportunities
- FAQ section (5+ questions)
- Related keywords to include naturally

Make the outline comprehensive enough to outrank current top results.

Generate 10 FAQ questions and answers for [TOPIC/PAGE].

Target keyword: [KEYWORD]
Page purpose: [DESCRIBE]
Audience knowledge level: [BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED]

Requirements:
- Questions should match actual search queries
- Answers should be concise (40-60 words)
- Include the target keyword naturally
- Cover common objections and concerns
- Format ready for FAQ schema markup

Focus on questions with commercial intent that lead to conversion.

Write 5 meta descriptions for: "[PAGE TITLE]"

Target keyword: [KEYWORD]
Page type: [BLOG/PRODUCT/SERVICE/LANDING]
Main benefit/value: [DESCRIBE]

Requirements:
- 150-155 characters
- Include target keyword
- Include compelling CTA
- Differentiate from competitor descriptions
- Match search intent

Make them click-worthy, not just keyword-stuffed.

Generate 10 A/B test hypotheses for [PAGE/EMAIL/AD].

Current performance: [METRICS]
Goal: [IMPROVE WHAT]
Audience: [DESCRIBE]

For each hypothesis:
- State the change to test
- Explain the reasoning (psychology/data)
- Predict the expected impact
- Estimate effort level (low/medium/high)
- Suggest success metrics

Prioritize by potential impact and ease of implementation.

List the top 15 objections potential customers have when buying
[PRODUCT/SERVICE], and write compelling responses for each.

Price point: [AMOUNT]
Target customer: [DESCRIBE]
Competitors: [LIST]

For each objection:
- State the objection
- Explain the underlying concern
- Write a response that addresses it
- Include supporting proof point (if applicable)

Format for use by sales team and in marketing copy.

Create comprehensive brand voice guidelines for [BRAND].

Industry: [INDUSTRY]
Target audience: [DESCRIBE]
Brand personality traits: [LIST 3-5]
Competitors to differentiate from: [LIST]

Include:
- Voice characteristics (3-4 main traits)
- Tone variations by context (social, email, support)
- Do's and Don'ts with examples
- Word choices to use vs. avoid
- Sample copy for different formats
- Emoji and punctuation guidelines

Make it actionable for anyone creating content.

Create a scroll-stopping hook for [TOPIC] that makes [AUDIENCE]
feel [EMOTION] and want to [ACTION].

Write 10 subject lines for [EMAIL TYPE] targeting [AUDIENCE].
Goal: [OPENS/CLICKS]. Use [FRAMEWORK: curiosity/benefit/urgency].

Write [PLATFORM] ad copy. Product: [X]. Audience: [Y].
Benefit: [Z]. Format: [headline/description/body].
Angle: [problem-solution/social proof/urgency].

Repurpose this [CONTENT TYPE] into:
- 5 Twitter posts
- 3 LinkedIn posts
- 10 Instagram story ideas
- 1 email newsletter

Original content: [PASTE CONTENT]