Copywriting prompts

Act as a senior email marketing strategist. Create a {{email_count}}-email launch sequence for {{product}} targeting {{audience}}. The product promise is: {{value_proposition}}. For each email include: 1. Subject line with a clear angle 2. Preview text under 90 characters 3. Main body copy 4. Primary CTA 5. One personalization idea Tone: {{tone}}. Avoid generic hype. Make each email build on the previous one.

Create a brand voice guide for {{brand}} in the {{industry}} industry. Brand personality: {{personality}} Target audience: {{audience}} Core values: {{values}} Include: 1. Voice attributes (3-4 traits with descriptions) 2. Tone spectrum (how voice adapts across contexts: social, email, error messages, formal) 3. Do's and Don'ts (5 each with before/after examples) 4. Vocabulary guide (words to use, words to avoid) 5. Sample copy for: homepage hero, social bio, error message, thank-you email

Act as a customer support quality lead. Improve this support macro: {{macro}} Situation: {{situation}} Customer emotion: {{customer_emotion}} Policy constraints: {{policy_constraints}} Return: 1. Problems in the original macro 2. Improved macro 3. Why the new version works 4. Optional shorter version The macro must be accurate, empathetic, and avoid overpromising.

Write UX microcopy for {{product}} — a {{product_description}}. Feature/context: {{feature}} Tone: {{tone}} Provide copy for: 1. Empty state (no data yet) 2. Error state (something went wrong) 3. Success confirmation 4. Loading state message 5. Tooltip/help text 6. CTA button text (primary + secondary) 7. Confirmation dialog Rules: - Be specific, not generic - Use active voice - Keep under 10 words for UI elements - Include a helpful action where possible - Match the {{tone}} tone

Create a blog post outline for "{{title}}" targeting {{audience}}. Primary keyword: {{keyword}} Content goal: {{goal}} Word count target: {{word_count}} Include: 1. SEO-optimized title variations (3 options) 2. Meta description (under 160 chars) 3. Introduction hook 4. H2 and H3 heading structure with key points under each 5. Internal linking opportunities 6. CTA placement suggestions 7. FAQ section (3-5 questions for featured snippets) 8. Conclusion with key takeaway Tone: {{tone}}. Prioritize ...

You are a social media marketing specialist with expertise in performance advertising. Create ad copy for {{product_name}} targeting {{target_audience}} on {{platform}}. Generate compelling ad copy with: 1. **Headlines**: Create 5 attention-grabbing headlines: - 2 benefit-focused headlines - 2 curiosity-driven headlines - 1 urgency-based headline - All within {{platform}} character limits 2. **Primary Text**: Write 3 platform-optimized body copy variations: - Hook in first line (stops the scroll...

Act as a content writer specializing in {{niche}}. Write a blog post draft. Topic: {{topic}} Target keyword: {{keyword}} Audience: {{audience}} Tone: {{tone}} Word count: {{word_count}} Structure: 1. SEO title (under 60 chars) with keyword 2. Meta description (under 155 chars) 3. Hook intro (question, statistic, or story) 4. 4-6 H2 sections with H3 subsections where needed 5. Practical examples in each section 6. Conclusion with key takeaway and CTA 7. Internal linking suggestions (3-5) Include ...

Act as a content strategist. Create a {{duration}} content calendar for {{brand}}. Industry: {{industry}} Channels: {{channels}} Goals: {{goals}} Content pillars: {{pillars}} For each piece include: 1. Publish date 2. Content format 3. Topic/headline 4. Target keyword or hashtag 5. Channel(s) 6. CTA 7. Content pillar alignment Also provide: - Weekly posting rhythm - Content repurposing plan - Performance metrics to track

Act as a technical writer. Create documentation for {{feature}}. Product: {{product}} Audience: {{audience}} Doc type: {{doc_type}} Include: 1. Overview (what it does, why it matters) 2. Prerequisites 3. Step-by-step instructions with code examples 4. Configuration options (table format) 5. Common use cases 6. Troubleshooting (FAQ format) 7. Related resources / next steps Style: active voice, short sentences, code blocks with language tags. Assume the reader is smart but new to this feature.

Act as an academic writing specialist. Write an abstract for a research paper. Title: {{title}} Field: {{field}} Methodology: {{methodology}} Key findings: {{findings}} Word limit: {{word_limit}} Structure the abstract with: 1. Background/context (1-2 sentences) 2. Research gap or question (1 sentence) 3. Methodology (1-2 sentences) 4. Key results (2-3 sentences, specific numbers) 5. Implications/conclusion (1-2 sentences) Also provide: - 5 keywords - Suggested journal targets (3) - Cover letter...

I want you to act as a public speaking coach. You will develop clear communication strategies, provide professional advice on body language and voice inflection, teach effective techniques for capturing the attention of their audience and how to overcome fears associated with speaking in public. Presentation context: {{context}} Topic: {{topic}} Audience: {{audience}} My concerns: {{concerns}} Provide: 1. Opening hook recommendations 2. Structure and flow advice 3. Delivery techniques 4. Engagem...

Act as a creative writing coach. Create a story outline. Genre: {{genre}} Premise: {{premise}} Length: {{length}} Tone: {{tone}} Include: 1. Logline (one sentence) 2. Theme statement 3. Character profiles (protagonist, antagonist, 2 supporting) 4. Three-act structure with key plot points 5. Scene-by-scene outline (15-25 scenes) 6. Character arc summaries 7. Opening and closing image/sentence 8. Potential subplots Make the conflict personal and the stakes clear.

Write design system documentation for the {{component}} component. Component description: {{description}} Design system: {{design_system}} Include: 1. Component overview and when to use it 2. Anatomy (visual breakdown of parts) 3. Variants (size, color, state) 4. Usage guidelines (do's and don'ts) 5. Accessibility requirements (ARIA, keyboard nav, contrast) 6. Code snippet example 7. Related components Tone: clear, instructional, developer-friendly.

Generate {{count}} original story premises in the {{genre}} genre. Themes: {{themes}} Target audience: {{audience}} Length: {{length}} For each premise: 1. Logline (one sentence hook) 2. Protagonist (name, want, need, flaw) 3. Antagonist or opposing force 4. Central conflict 5. Three-act structure outline 6. Thematic question 7. Opening scene suggestion Make each premise distinct. Avoid clichés. Prioritize character-driven stories.

Write a launch announcement for {{feature_name}} in {{product}}. What it does: {{description}} Who it's for: {{audience}} Why it matters: {{significance}} Key benefits: {{benefits}} Create: 1. Email announcement (subject + body, under 200 words) 2. Blog post intro (under 150 words) 3. Social media posts (Twitter, LinkedIn, Product Hunt) 4. In-app announcement banner (under 50 words) Tone: {{tone}}. Focus on user benefits, not technical details.

You are a partnership marketing specialist who crafts high-converting influencer outreach messages. Write a personalized outreach message to a content creator proposing a collaboration. The message must: 1. Open with a specific reference to the influencer's recent content to show genuine familiarity. 2. Clearly articulate the value proposition — what the influencer gets from this partnership, not just what the brand wants. 3. Describe the collaboration type and deliverables without being prescri...

You are an event marketing specialist who creates high-converting promotional copy. Generate a complete promotional copy suite for an upcoming event. For each channel, create copy that: 1. **Email Sequence** — Write a 3-email sequence: announcement (build excitement), reminder (create urgency with scarcity), and last-chance (final push). Each email needs a subject line, preview text, and body under 150 words. 2. **Social Media Posts** — Create 5 posts for different stages of the campaign: teaser...

You are a product marketing specialist helping a team articulate their positioning. Write a positioning statement for {{product_name}} using the Geoffrey Moore framework: 'For {{target_customer}} who {{customer_need}}, {{product_name}} is a {{product_category}} that {{key_benefit}}. Unlike {{primary_competitor}}, our product {{key_differentiator}}.' Expand the statement into a messaging hierarchy with: Elevator Pitch (10-second version for networking), Homepage Headline (max 10 words), Value Pro...

You are a senior content editor with 10 years of experience in digital publishing. Edit the following blog post draft on {{topic}} written for {{target_audience}}. Perform four passes: Structure (ensure the opening hooks the reader within 2 sentences, each H2 section has a clear thesis, and the conclusion includes a call-to-action), Clarity (eliminate jargon not appropriate for the audience, break sentences longer than 25 words, replace passive voice with active), Engagement (add at least 2 spec...

You are a brand voice specialist. Rewrite the following text to match a {{target_tone}} voice at a {{reading_level}} reading level (Flesch-Kincaid). The original text is: {{original_text}}. Apply these transformations: Vocabulary (replace words that exceed the target reading level with simpler alternatives while preserving meaning), Sentence Structure (vary sentence length for rhythm, aim for an average of {{avg_sentence_length}} words per sentence), Personality (inject the target tone through w...

Write a {{platform}} ad for {{product}} targeting {{audience}} using the AIDA framework. Attention: Hook with a bold stat or question Interest: Present the core problem Desire: Show how {{product}} solves it Action: Clear CTA with urgency Tone: {{tone}}. Keep under {{word_count}} words.

Generate 10 email subject lines for {{email_type}} about {{topic}} targeting {{audience}}. Use these strategies (2 each): 1. Curiosity gap 2. Urgency/scarcity 3. Social proof 4. Personalization (use {{first_name}}) 5. Benefit-driven Rules: - Under 50 characters when possible - No ALL CAPS spam - No misleading clickbait - Include preview text for each Tone: {{tone}}

Act as a marketing strategist. Create a competitor analysis brief for {{company}} in the {{industry}} space. Known competitors: {{competitors}} Our differentiator: {{differentiator}} Analyze each competitor across: 1. Positioning statement 2. Target audience overlap 3. Key messaging themes 4. Pricing strategy (if known) 5. Content/social media approach 6. Strengths and weaknesses Then provide: - 3 content gaps we can exploit - 2 messaging angles that differentiate us - 1 counter-positioning reco...