18 best AI prompts for marketing in 2026 - ready to use

Generate 10 blog post ideas about [your topic] that would be relevant for
[target audience - e.g. "B2B company leaders in Latvia"].
For each idea include:
- A compelling headline
- One sentence about the angle
- The primary SEO keyword

Focus on topics that solve specific pain points,
not generic informational ones.

Build a detailed blog post outline for "[article topic]"
for the audience: [audience].

Include:
- An intro with a hook that starts from the problem
- 5-7 H2 headings phrased as questions
- 3-4 sub-points under each heading
- A closing with a concrete call to action

Target length: 1500-2000 words.

Write 3 different intro paragraphs (100-150 words each)
for a blog post about "[topic]".

Each intro must start with an engaging problem, include
a surprising fact or stat, and state what the reader will
learn. No generic openings - each must take
a different angle.

Write sales copy for a website homepage
for a company that [short company description].

Target audience: [audience]
Tone: [e.g. "professional but friendly, no corporate jargon"]

Structure:
1. Headline (max 10 words) - what you do + for whom + the benefit
2. Sub-headline (1-2 sentences) - expands the headline
3. 3 main benefits (bullet points) - from the customer's perspective
4. Call to action

Avoid phrases like: "innovative", "comprehensive",
"premium", "trusted partner".

Write 5 Google Ads search ad variants
for the product/service: [description]

Target audience: [audience]
Main benefit: [benefit]

For each variant:
- Headline 1 (max 30 characters): include the main keyword
- Headline 2 (max 30 characters): concrete benefit or offer
- Description (max 90 characters): problem → solution → call to action

Focus on specifics - no abstract promises.

Write a Meta ad for the service: [service]

Format: 3-slide carousel
Audience: [age, interests, lifestyle]
Goal: [e.g. "get consultation requests"]

For each slide:
- Headline (max 40 characters)
- Text (max 125 characters)
- Image description

Slide 1 starts with the problem, slide 2 offers
the solution, slide 3 gives a concrete next step.

Here's my ad copy: "[paste existing copy]"

Create 3 A/B test variants, each with a different angle:
- Variant A: pain-point focus (problem)
- Variant B: outcome focus (benefit)
- Variant C: social-proof focus (others' experience)

Keep the same length and format.

I am [company description]. My target audience is [audience].

Generate 20 potential SEO keywords this audience
might search on Google. Split into categories:
- Informational queries (how, why, what is...)
- Commercial queries (best, comparison, price...)
- Transactional queries (order, sign up, buy...)

Include long-tail queries too (longer phrases with
lower competition).

Write SEO-optimised meta tags for this website page:

Page topic: [topic]
Primary keyword: [keyword]
Target audience: [audience]

I need:
- Meta title (max 60 characters): include the keyword,
  brand name, concrete benefit
- Meta description (max 155 characters): keyword,
  concrete benefit, call to action

Give 3 variants of each.

Write an FAQ section for a website about [topic].

Audience: [audience]

Include 8 questions this audience really asks on Google.
For each:
- Question (phrased the way a person would type it into search)
- Answer (3-5 sentences, concrete and useful)

Goal: optimise this section for both Google Featured Snippets
and AI Overviews citations.

Write a welcome email for new subscribers who
just signed up to [company name]'s list.

Context: [what they'll get, why they subscribed]
Tone: [e.g. "friendly, human, informal"]

Structure:
- Subject line (max 50 characters): personalised, no "Welcome!"
- Intro: confirm what they'll get
- 3 concrete things they can do right now
- CTA: one specific next step
- Signature: from a real person, not "The Team"

Write a re-engagement email for subscribers who haven't
opened your emails in the last [time period].

Company: [company]
Service: [service]

Create 2 variants:
- Variant A: honest and direct ("We noticed you haven't been active...")
- Variant B: value-focused (offer something new or useful)

Both: subject line, short body (max 150 words), one CTA.

Help define a brand's tone of voice:

Company: [company]
What you do: [service/product]
Target audience: [audience]
3 words that describe the brand: [words]

Produce:
1. Tone of Voice description (1 paragraph)
2. "We are / We are not" list (5 contrasts)
3. 3 examples - how to say the same thing "right" and "wrong" in your brand voice
4. Words and phrases to avoid

Write 5 LinkedIn posts for [company/expert] on the topic: [topic]

Audience: [e.g. "company leaders and marketers"]
Goal: [e.g. "demonstrate expertise, attract followers"]

For each post:
- A different format (story, stat, contrarian take, "how-to", question to the audience)
- Length: 150-300 words
- 3-5 relevant hashtags
- Ends with a question or a call to comment

Help me analyse competitors for marketing purposes.

My company: [description]
Competitor: [name and URL]

Analyse:
1. What messages they use (what they promise customers)
2. Their obvious communication strengths
3. What they DON'T say and where the "white space" in the market is
4. How I can differentiate through my communication

Base it on publicly available information.

Build a detailed buyer persona
for the company: [company]

Service: [service]
What's known about customers: [what you know about current customers]

The persona must include:
- Demographics (age, role, company size)
- Main pain points (what worries them)
- Goals (what they want to achieve)
- Where they look for information
- The words and phrases they use to describe their problem
- Main objections before a purchase decision

Build a 4-week content calendar for the company: [company]

Channels: [e.g. "LinkedIn, blog posts, email newsletter"]
Goal: [e.g. "grow organic traffic, generate leads"]
Resources: [e.g. "1 person, 5 hours per week"]

For each week:
- 2 LinkedIn posts (topic + format)
- 1 blog post (topic + main keyword)
- 1 email newsletter (topic)

Content topics should alternate between: educational,
social proof, company perspective, practical advice.

Help me build a simple 90-day marketing strategy
for a company:

Company: [description]
Goal: [e.g. "get 20 new B2B customers in 3 months"]
Budget: [approximate budget]
Team: [how many people, how much time]

Produce:
1. 3 priority channels (with reasoning)
2. Concrete steps per channel (week by week)
3. KPIs - how to measure success
4. The biggest risk and how to mitigate it