50 AI Prompts for Content Creation (Copy-Paste Templates For ChatGPT & 25+ AI Tools)

Introduction : -

The hardest part of using AI for content creation isn't the tools—it's knowing what to ask. You open ChatGPT or Claude with the best intentions, type something vague like "write a blog post about marketing," and get generic, unusable results. You end up spending more time editing than if you'd just written it yourself. The problem isn't AI. It's your prompts. A good prompt is the difference between AI producing bland, robotic content and creating something actually useful—content you can publish with minimal editing. That's why we've compiled this library of 50 battle-tested, ready-to-use AI prompts for every content type your business needs. These are the exact prompts we use at Jigsawkraft (a leading content marketing agency in Ahmedabad) and teach our clients to use. What you'll get: - 50 copy-paste prompts organized by content type - Prompts for blogs, videos, social media, emails, ads, graphics, and more - Compatible with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Jasper, and any text-based AI - Clear instructions on what to customize in brackets [like this]

No fluff. No theory. Just proven prompts that work.

Want to understand the complete AI content creation strategy? Read our Complete Guide to AI Content Creation first. Otherwise, scroll down, copy the prompts you need, and start creating.

How to Use These AI Prompts

Step 1: Find the prompt category you need (Blog, Video, Graphics, etc.)

Step 2: Copy the entire prompt

Step 3: Replace anything in [brackets] with your specific information:

- [your business type] → "organic skincare brand"

- [your audience] → "health-conscious millennials in India"

- [topic] → "benefits of natural ingredients"

Step 4: Paste into ChatGPT, Claude, or your preferred AI tool

Step 5: Review and edit the output—add your expertise, examples, and brand voice (this is critical)

Pro Tip: Don't use AI-generated content as-is. Think of it as a 70% first draft. Your job is to add the final 30%—your unique insights, local examples (like Ahmedabad-specific references), and personality. This is what makes content rank on Google and resonate with real humans.

Ready? Let's dive into the prompts.

50 AI Prompts for Every Content Type (Copy-Paste Ready) 

50 AI Prompts for Every Content Type (Copy-Paste Ready)

BLOG & WRITTEN CONTENT (10 Prompts)

1. Blog Topic Generation

Prompt:

"I run a [business type] in [location] targeting [audience description].

They struggle with [main pain points].

Generate 20 blog topic ideas that would:

- Answer their most common questions

- Solve their specific problems

- Position us as experts in [industry]

- Have SEO potential

Format each as: [SEO-friendly headline] - [Brief content angle] - [Target keyword]"

2. SEO-Optimized Blog Outline

Prompt:

"Create a detailed SEO-optimized outline for a blog post titled '[your title]'

targeting the keyword '[primary keyword]'.

Include:

- Meta title (under 60 characters)

- Meta description (under 155 characters)

- H1 headline

- 5-7 H2 sections with 3-4 H3 subpoints each

- Suggested word count for each section

- 5-10 LSI keywords to naturally include

- 8 FAQ questions to add at the end

- Internal linking opportunities

- CTA suggestions

Target audience: [describe audience]

Search intent: [informational/commercial/transactional]"

3. Blog Introduction Hook

Prompt:

"Write 5 different opening paragraphs for a blog post about '[topic]'

targeting [audience].

Each should use a different hook style:

1. Shocking statistic + question

2. Personal story/anecdote

3. Bold contrarian statement

4. Common problem/pain point

5. Future vision/possibility

Each opening should be 3-4 sentences and make the reader want to continue.

Tone: [conversational/professional/inspiring]"

4. Long-Form Blog Expansion

Prompt:

"Expand this outline section into a complete blog section:

Section topic: [paste H2/H3 heading]

Key points to cover: [list 3-5 points]

Target word count: [400-600 words]

Audience: [describe]

Tone: [style]

Include:

- Specific examples from [industry/location]

- At least one statistic (suggest credible source)

- Actionable tip or takeaway

- Smooth transition to next section

Make it engaging and valuable, not generic."

5. Blog Conclusion with Strong CTA

Prompt:

"Write a compelling conclusion for a blog post about '[topic]'.

The blog covered these main points:

[List 3-5 key takeaways]

Create a conclusion that:

- Summarizes key insights (2-3 sentences)

- Reinforces the main benefit/outcome

- Includes a clear call-to-action to [desired action]

- Creates urgency or emotional pull

- Ends with a memorable final line

Length: 150-200 words

Tone: [motivating/practical/inspiring]"

6. Case Study Writer

Prompt:

"Turn these client results into a compelling case study:

Client: [business type, location]

Challenge: [what they struggled with]

Solution: [what you implemented]

Timeline: [how long]

Results: [specific metrics - before/after]

Write a case study with this structure:

1. Client background & challenge (100 words)

2. Our approach/strategy (150 words)

3. Implementation details (200 words)

4. Results with specific numbers (100 words)

5. Client testimonial quote (create realistic quote)

6. Key takeaways (3-5 bullet points)

Tone: Professional but storytelling-focused

Total: 600-700 words"

7. How-To Guide Creator

Prompt:

"Create a comprehensive how-to guide on '[topic]' for [audience].

Format as:

- Engaging introduction (why this matters)

- What you'll need (tools, time, resources)

- Step-by-step process (7-10 detailed steps)

- Each step should include:

* Clear action to take

* Why it matters

* Common mistake to avoid

* Pro tip

- Expected results/timeline

- FAQ section (5 questions)

- Next steps/CTA

Make it actionable, not theoretical.

Tone: [helpful teacher/encouraging friend]"

8. Listicle Generator

Prompt:

"Create a '[number]' list article about '[topic]' for [audience].

Title format: '[Number] [Topic] That [Benefit/Result]'

Example: '15 Content Ideas That Actually Drive Sales'

For each list item include:

- Catchy subheading

- 2-3 sentence explanation

- Specific example

- Actionable takeaway

Add:

- Engaging introduction (why this list matters)

- Brief conclusion with CTA

- Bonus tip at the end

Total items: [7-15]

Tone: [energetic/authoritative/friendly]"

9. FAQ Section Creator

Prompt:

"Generate 10 frequently asked questions about '[topic/product/service]'

that [target audience] would actually search for on Google.

For each FAQ:

- Write the question as users would ask it

- Provide a detailed answer (80-120 words)

- Include specific examples where relevant

- Add internal link opportunity suggestion

- Optimize for featured snippet potential

Focus on:

- "How to..." questions

- "What is..." questions

- "Why should..." questions

- "Can I..." questions

- Comparison questions

Format ready for FAQ schema markup."

10. Content Refresh/Update Prompt

Prompt:

"I have an existing blog post that needs updating for 2025.

Original post topic: '[topic]'

Published: [date]

Current word count: [number]

Help me refresh it by:

1. Identifying outdated information that needs updating

2. Suggesting 5 new sections to add based on current trends

3. Recommending 3-5 new keywords to target

4. Updating statistics (suggest current sources)

5. Improving the introduction and conclusion

6. Adding new examples from [year/industry]

7. Suggesting new internal links to recent content

Paste original content: [paste here]"

VIDEO CONTENT (8 Prompts)

11. YouTube Video Script (Long-Form)

Prompt:

"Write a complete script for a [duration]-minute YouTube video about '[topic]'.

Structure:

- Hook (0:00-0:15): Grab attention immediately

- Introduction (0:15-0:45): What they'll learn, why it matters

- Main content (divided into 3-5 sections with timestamps)

- Conclusion (last 30 seconds): Recap + strong CTA

- End screen suggestion

Include:

- B-roll suggestions in [brackets]

- Text overlay suggestions in {curly braces}

- Tone/delivery notes in (parentheses)

- Transition phrases between sections

- Engagement hooks ("comment below if...")

Target audience: [describe]

Video style: [educational/entertaining/inspirational]

Goal: [watch time/subscribers/clicks]"

12. AI Avatar Video Script (Synthesia/HeyGen)

Prompt:

"Write a script for a [30/60/90]-second AI avatar video explaining '[topic]'.

This will use an AI presenter (no real person on camera), so:

- Keep sentences clear and concise

- Avoid complex words that might sound unnatural

- Include natural pauses [PAUSE]

- Suggest on-screen text overlays for key points

- Include visual/graphic suggestions

Format:

[0-10 sec] Hook/problem statement + Text overlay: [suggestion]

[11-40 sec] Solution/explanation (3 key points) + Visual: [suggestion]

[41-50 sec] Benefit/result + Visual: [suggestion]

[51-60 sec] Clear CTA + Text overlay: [suggestion]

Tone: [professional/friendly/authoritative]

Audience: [describe]"

13. Explainer Video Script

Prompt:

"Create an explainer video script for '[product/service/concept]'

targeting [audience who are new to this topic].

Duration: [90-120 seconds]

Use this proven structure:

1. The Problem (15 sec): What pain does your audience feel?

2. The Impact (15 sec): Why is this problem important/costly?

3. The Solution (30 sec): Introduce your product/service

4. How It Works (30 sec): 3-step simple explanation

5. The Results (15 sec): What changes for them

6. The CTA (15 sec): Clear next step

Include:

- Animation/visual suggestions for each section

- On-screen text suggestions

- Voiceover tone notes

Make it simple enough for a 12-year-old to understand."

14. Video Hook Generator

Prompt:

"Generate 10 different video hooks (first 5-10 seconds) for a video about '[topic]'.

Each hook should:

- Stop the scroll immediately

- Create curiosity or urgency

- Clearly relate to the main topic

- Be spoken aloud (not text-dependent)

Include variety:

- 2 question-based hooks

- 2 bold statement hooks

- 2 problem/pain-based hooks

- 2 "what if..." scenario hooks

- 2 shocking statistic hooks

For each, also suggest:

- Opening visual

- Text overlay (if any)

- Tone of delivery

Target platform: [YouTube/Instagram/Face-Book]"

15. Tutorial/Demo Video Script

Prompt:

"Write a step-by-step tutorial video script for '[how to do X]'.

Format:

- Quick preview (0-15 sec): Show the end result

- Introduction (15-30 sec): What you'll learn

- Step-by-step process (main content):

* Step 1: [action]

* Step 2: [action]

* Step 3: [action]

[Continue for all steps]

For each step include:

- Clear instruction

- What to show on camera

- Common mistake to avoid

- Why this step matters

- Conclusion (last 20 sec): Recap + encourage them to try

- CTA: [subscribe/download/visit]

Style: [screen recording/hands-on demo/talking head]

Length: [target duration]"

16. Testimonial Video Script/Questions

Prompt:

"Create a guide for filming a customer testimonial video for [product/service].

Interview questions to ask (in order):

1. [Opening question to make them comfortable]

2. What problem were you facing before [product/service]?

3. What made you choose us over alternatives?

4. What was your experience like?

5. What specific results have you seen?

6. What would you tell someone considering [product/service]?

7. [Closing question for emotional impact]

Also provide:

- Script for introducing the testimonial (30 sec)

- Editing notes (which soundbites to highlight)

- B-roll suggestions (what to show while they talk)

- Text overlay suggestions

- Background music mood suggestion

Target length: 60-90 seconds final edit"

17. Product Launch Video Script

Prompt:

"Write a product launch announcement video script for '[product name]'.

Product details:

- What it is: [description]

- Who it's for: [target audience]

- Key features: [list 3-5]

- Main benefit: [biggest outcome]

- Price: [if mentioning]

- Launch date: [date]

Script structure (60-90 seconds):

1. Teaser opening (build excitement)

2. The problem it solves

3. Introducing the product

4. 3 standout features (quick showcase)

5. Social proof or credibility element

6. Launch details (when, where, how)

7. Strong CTA with urgency

Include:

- Visual suggestions for product shots

- Text overlays for features

- Music mood suggestion

- Tone: [exciting/professional/innovative]"

18. Behind-the-Scenes Video Script

Prompt:

"Create a 'day in the life' or behind-the-scenes video script for [business type].

Goal: Humanize the brand and build connection

Structure (2-3 minutes):

- Morning opening (arrival, setup)

- Process/work in action

- Team interactions/culture moments

- Challenges or interesting details

- Customer interaction (if applicable)

- Closing reflection

For each scene:

- What to film

- What to say (voiceover or on-camera)

- Why it matters to viewers

- Connection to brand values

Tone: [authentic/inspiring/fun/professional]

Audience insight: Show them [what they're curious about]

Include 3-5 moments that surprise or delight."

SHORT-FORM VIDEO / REELS / SHORTS (8 Prompts)

19. Instagram Reel Script (30-60 sec)

Prompt:

"Write a script for a [30/45/60]-second Instagram Reel about '[topic]'

for [target audience].

Format:

Seconds 0-3: HOOK (stop the scroll)

- Visual: [what's on screen]

- Text overlay: [punchy text]

- Audio: [what you say]

Seconds 4-15: PROBLEM/SETUP

- What you're addressing

- Visual transition suggestion

Seconds 16-40: VALUE/SOLUTION (3-5 quick points)

Point 1: [tip] - Visual: [suggestion]

Point 2: [tip] - Visual: [suggestion]

Point 3: [tip] - Visual: [suggestion]

Seconds 41-55: RESULT/BENEFIT

- What changes if they apply this

Seconds 56-60: CTA

- Text overlay: [CTA]

- What to say

Trending audio suggestion: [type of sound that fits]

Hashtags: [suggest 7-9]

Caption hook: [first line of caption]"

20. Viral Hook & Retention Script Generator

Prompt:

"Create a high-retention short-form video script about '[topic]' that maximizes watch time and engagement.

HOOK VARIATIONS (First 3 seconds):Generate 3 different hook styles:

1. Question Hook: (starts with intriguing question)

2. Bold Statement Hook: (controversial/shocking claim)

3. Curiosity Gap Hook: (teases valuable information)
   

SCRIPT STRUCTURE (30-60 seconds):

• Opening (0-5s): Hook + promise of value

• Body (5-45s):

  • Main point 1 with quick example

  • Main point 2 with quick example

  • Main point 3 with quick example

• Closing (45-60s): Summary + strong CTA
  

RETENTION TACTICS:

• Pattern interrupts (where to add surprising elements)

• Visual cue suggestions (when to change scenes/angles)

• Pacing notes (when to speed up/slow down)

• Loop triggers (elements that make viewers rewatch)
  

ENGAGEMENT BOOSTERS:

• Discussion-starting caption

• Comment-baiting question

• Save-worthy value proposition

• Share trigger (why someone would send this)
  

DELIVERY NOTES:

• Tone of voice (energetic/calm/authoritative)

• Key phrases to emphasize

• Where to pause for effect
  

Target audience: [your audience]Goal: [educate/entertain/inspire/sell]"

21. YouTube Shorts Script

Prompt:

"Write a YouTube Shorts script (under 60 seconds) about '[topic]'.

Remember: YouTube Shorts users often watch with sound ON (unlike Instagram)

Structure:

0-5 sec: Visual hook + verbal hook

- Show: [what's on screen]

- Say: "[attention-grabbing opening]"

- Text: "[if needed]"

6-45 sec: Main value (3-4 quick tips)

Present as rapid-fire value delivery:

- Tip 1: [action] - Why it works

- Tip 2: [action] - Why it works

- Tip 3: [action] - Why it works

46-55 sec: Results/Payoff

- What changes if they implement

56-60 sec: CTA

- "Subscribe for more [topic] tips"

- End screen suggestion

Pacing: Fast, energetic

Visual style: [talking head/b-roll/screen recording/text-based]"

22. Multi-Platform Reel Adaptation

Prompt:

"I want to create content about '[topic]' for Instagram Reels,,

and YouTube Shorts simultaneously.

Create 3 variations of the same core content optimized for each platform:

INSTAGRAM REEL VERSION:

- Focus: [aesthetic/lifestyle angle]

- Hook: [visual-first, text overlay heavy]

- Length: 30 seconds

- Hashtag strategy

YOUTUBE SHORTS VERSION:

- Focus: [educational/value angle]

- Hook: [verbal hook, sound is ON]

- Length: 45-60 seconds

- Keyword-rich title

Core message: [your main point]

Audience: [describe]"

23. Tutorial Reel (Step-by-Step)

Prompt:

"Create a quick tutorial Reel script teaching '[specific skill/task]' in under 45 seconds.

Format:

0-3 sec: Hook

- Text: "How to [do X] in 30 seconds"

- Visual: Show end result preview

4-35 sec: Steps (use on-screen text for each)

- Step 1: [action] - 7 seconds

Visual: [what to show]

Text overlay: "1. [brief instruction]"

- Step 2: [action] - 7 seconds

Visual: [what to show]

Text overlay: "2. [brief instruction]"

[Continue for 3-5 steps]

36-42 sec: Final result

- Show completed outcome

- Text: "That's it! ✨"

43-45 sec: CTA

- "Save this for later 🔖"

Pacing: Fast transitions, no dead time

Music: [upbeat/motivational]"

24. Before/After Transformation Reel

Prompt:

"Write a before/after transformation Reel script for '[product/service/method]'.

Structure (30-45 seconds):

0-3 sec: BEFORE (the problem)

- Visual: [show struggle/bad version]

- Text overlay: "Before [X]"

- Your reaction: [frustrated/tired/etc.]

4-6 sec: Transition moment

- Visual: [swipe/transition effect]

- Text: "Then I tried [solution]"

7-35 sec: The journey/process

- Quick shots showing:

* What changed

* Key moments

* Progress indicators

- Text overlays for each phase

36-42 sec: AFTER (the result)

- Visual: [show improvement/success]

- Text overlay: "After [X]"

- Your reaction: [happy/satisfied/confident]

43-45 sec: CTA

- "Want the same results? Link in bio"

Make the contrast dramatic and obvious.

Emotion: [inspiring/relatable]"

25. Trending Audio Adaptation

Prompt:

"Help me use the trending audio '[describe trending sound/song]' to create

a Reel about my business [describe business/topic].

Current trend format: [describe how others are using this sound]

Adapt this trend to my niche:

- Hook (what stops them scrolling)

- Main content (how I make it relevant to [topic])

- Visual suggestions (what to show)

- Text overlays (what to write on screen)

- When to hit key beat drops or lyrics

- How to transition between scenes

- Caption strategy

- Hashtags to use

Make it: [authentic to my brand/funny/valuable/relatable]

Ensure it follows the trend closely enough to get algorithm boost

but stands out with unique value."

26. Reaction/Response Reel

Prompt:

"Create a reaction or response style Reel to '[topic/question/myth]'

in my industry.

Format options - choose one:

A) Myth-busting: "Actually, that's wrong. Here's why..."

B) Expert reaction: "As a [profession], here's what people get wrong about..."

C) Unpopular opinion: "Hot take: [controversial statement]"

D) Response to comment: "Someone asked me [question]..."

Script structure (35-50 seconds):

Setup (5 sec):

- State the myth/question/opinion

- Text: "[the claim]"

Reaction (5 sec):

- Your facial reaction or response

- Text: "Let me explain..."

Explanation (25-35 sec):

- 3 points explaining the truth

- Each point 7-10 seconds

- Text overlays for each

Conclusion (5-10 sec):

- Summary statement

- CTA

Tone: [educational/sassy/authoritative/friendly]

Goal: [educate/entertain/build authority]"

GRAPHICS & VISUAL CONTENT (8 Prompts)

27. Midjourney Image Prompt Generator

Prompt:

"I need to create custom imagery for [purpose: blog header/social post/ad].

Topic/concept: [describe what the image should convey]

Brand colors: [list HEX codes or color names]

Style preference: [modern/vintage/minimal/bold/organic/tech]

Mood: [professional/warm/energetic/calm/luxurious]

Generate 3 different Midjourney prompts for this image, each with different artistic approaches:

Prompt 1: [photorealistic style]

Prompt 2: [illustration/graphic style]

Prompt 3: [abstract/artistic style]

For each prompt, include:

- Main subject/composition

- Style keywords

- Lighting/atmosphere

- Color palette direction

- Aspect ratio suggestion (--ar X:X)

- Stylization level (--s XXX)

- Any negative prompts (--no)

Optimal for: [Instagram/blog/website/print]"

28. Social Media Graphic Content Ideas

Prompt:

"Generate 15 social media graphic ideas for [business type] about [topic/theme].

For each idea, provide:

- Graphic type (quote, stat, tip, checklist, vs. comparison, etc.)

- Headline/main text

- Supporting text (if needed)

- Visual element suggestion

- Best platform (Instagram/LinkedIn/Pinterest/Facebook)

- Design style (minimal/bold/colorful/professional)

Make them:

- Shareable and save-worthy

- On-brand for [industry]

- Valuable without being promotional

- Varied in format

Color scheme: [your brand colors]

Audience: [describe]"

29. Infographic Content Planner

Prompt:

"I want to create an infographic about '[topic]' for [audience].

Help me plan it:

1. Title suggestion (compelling, under 60 characters)

2. Target platform: [Instagram/Pinterest/blog embed/presentation]

3. Optimal orientation: [vertical/horizontal]

4. Optimal size: [dimensions]

Content structure:

- Section 1: [heading] - [what to include]

- Section 2: [heading] - [what to include]

- Section 3: [heading] - [what to include]

- Section 4: [heading] - [what to include]

- Section 5: [heading] - [what to include]

For each section:

- Key data point or insight

- Visual representation suggestion (icon/chart/illustration)

- Text to include (keep brief)

Color scheme: [suggestion based on topic]

Overall flow: [how sections connect logically]

Call-to-action at bottom: [suggestion]"

30. Carousel Post Content Planner

Prompt:

"Create a [7/10]-slide Instagram/LinkedIn carousel post about '[topic]'.

Structure each slide:

Slide 1 (Cover):

- Headline: [attention-grabbing title]

- Subheading: [what they'll learn]

- Visual: [design suggestion]

- Text style: [large, bold, minimal]

Slides 2-[N-1] (Content):

For each slide provide:

- Main point/tip

- Supporting detail (1-2 sentences)

- Visual element (icon/illustration/photo suggestion)

- Text layout (headline + body)

Final Slide:

- Recap or call-to-action

- "Follow for more [topic] tips"

- Visual: [suggestion]

Design notes:

- Brand colors: [your colors]

- Font style: [modern/classic/playful]

- Consistency elements: [logo placement, number indicators]

Caption hook: [first line to accompany carousel]"

31. Data Visualization Prompt

Prompt:

"I have these statistics/data points about '[topic]':

[List your data/stats]

Turn this into a visually engaging graphic suitable for [platform].

Suggest:

1. Best chart/graph type (pie chart/bar graph/line graph/comparison/other)

2. Title for the graphic

3. How to present each data point visually

4. Color coding strategy

5. Labels and annotations needed

6. Source citation (if external data)

7. Size/format recommendation

8. Tool recommendation (Canva/Datawrapper/Infogram)

Make it:

- Easy to understand at a glance

- Shareable on social media

- On-brand for [industry]

- Mobile-friendly

Audience: [who will see this]

Goal: [inform/persuade/impress]"

32. Quote Graphic Generator

Prompt:

"Generate 10 shareable quote graphics for [industry/niche]

that would resonate with [target audience].

For each quote:

- The quote text (original, not famous quotes - sound like expert advice)

- Attribution: "- [Your Name/Company]"

- Visual suggestion (background/imagery that fits the mood)

- Text overlay style (bold/script/modern/classic)

- Color palette suggestion

- Best platform (Instagram/LinkedIn/Pinterest)

Quote themes to cover:

- Motivational (2 quotes)

- Educational/insightful (3 quotes)

- Thought-provoking (2 quotes)

- Actionable advice (3 quotes)

Tone: [inspirational/no-nonsense/friendly/authoritative]

Make each quote:

- Under 20 words

- Memorable

- Authentic to [your brand voice]

- Not cliché"

33. Brand Style Guide for AI Images

Prompt:

"I'm creating a visual brand identity for AI-generated images.

Business: [describe]

Industry: [industry]

Target audience: [describe]

Brand personality: [3-5 adjectives]

Create a style guide prompt I can use consistently with Midjourney/DALL-E:

Include specifications for:

- Color palette (primary, secondary, accent colors)

- Imagery style (photographic/illustrated/3D/flat design/etc.)

- Mood and atmosphere keywords

- Lighting preferences

- Composition preferences

- Elements to always include

- Elements to always avoid

- Consistency parameters

Also provide:

- 3 example prompts following this style guide

- Negative prompt suggestions (what to exclude)

This will be my 'brand filter' for all AI-generated visuals."

34. Seasonal/Holiday Graphic Ideas

Prompt:

"Generate creative social media graphic ideas for [upcoming holiday/season]

for a [business type].

Holiday/Season: [specific event]

Business: [your business]

Create 8 graphic concepts that:

- Connect the holiday to your business naturally (not forced)

- Provide value, not just promotion

- Are shareable and engaging

For each concept:

- Graphic idea/theme

- Headline/main text

- Visual elements to include

- Holiday connection (how it ties in)

- Platform recommendation

- Design style

Include variety:

- 2 educational graphics

- 2 entertaining/fun graphics

- 2 inspirational graphics

- 2 promotional (subtle)

Avoid: Cliché holiday imagery

Focus on: [your brand values]"

SOCIAL MEDIA CONTENT (8 Prompts)

35. Social Media Caption Generator

Prompt:

"Write [5/10] Instagram captions for a [business type] about '[topic/theme]'.

For each caption include:

Structure:

- Hook (first line - crucial for "see more" click)

- Main content (value/story/insight)

- Call-to-action

- Emoji usage (natural, not excessive)

- Line breaks for readability

- 3-5 relevant hashtags

Vary the caption styles:

- Storytelling caption

- Educational/tips caption

- Question/engagement-focused caption

- Behind-the-scenes caption

- Motivational caption

Length: [short 50-80 words / medium 100-150 words / long 200+ words]

Tone: [your brand voice]

Audience: [describe]

CTA options: [comment/save/share/click link/tag a friend]"

36. LinkedIn Thought Leadership Post

Prompt:

"Write a LinkedIn post about '[topic]' that positions me as a thought leader.

Background:

- My expertise: [your area]

- Target audience: [who should read this]

- Goal: [awareness/engagement/leads]

Structure:

- Opening hook (question, statistic, or bold statement)

- Personal story or observation (2-3 paragraphs)

- Key insight or lesson (your unique perspective)

- Actionable takeaway (what they should do with this info)

- Engagement question (encourage comments)

Style notes:

- Use short paragraphs (2-3 sentences max)

- Include strategic line breaks

- Professional but conversational

- No hashtags (LinkedIn algorithm preference)

- Length: 150-200 words

Make it: [insightful/contrarian/inspiring/practical]

Avoid: Generic advice, humble bragging, corporate speak"

37. Twitter/X Thread Creator

Prompt:

"Create a Twitter/X thread (7-10 tweets) about '[topic]' for [audience].

Thread structure:

Tweet 1 (Hook):

- Start with a number, question, or bold claim

- Make them want to read more

- Include "🧵 Thread:"

Tweets 2-8 (Value):

Each tweet should:

- Cover one specific point

- Be 200-280 characters

- Be complete thought (readable alone)

- Flow naturally to next tweet

Include variety:

- Statistics/data points

- Personal examples

- Actionable tips

- Visual/diagram suggestion (1-2 tweets)

Tweet 9-10 (Conclusion):

- Summarize key takeaway

- CTA (follow, visit link, retweet)

For each tweet, suggest:

- Text

- Visual (if needed: image/GIF/screenshot)

- When to thread (1/10, 2/10, etc.)

Tone: [conversational/authoritative/witty]"

38. Facebook Community Post

Prompt:

"Write a Facebook post for [business type] targeting [local community/specific group].

Goal: [engagement/awareness/event promotion/community building]

Facebook posts work best when they:

- Feel personal and conversational

- Ask questions

- Encourage tagging friends

- Are locally relevant

Create a post that:

- Opens with relatable scenario or question

- Shares [story/tip/announcement/question]

- Connects to community values

- Includes clear call-to-action

- Encourages comments/tags/shares

Length: 100-200 words

Tone: [friendly/community-focused/helpful]

Emoji use: [minimal/moderate]

Also suggest:

- Best image/video to accompany

- Posting time for [location]

- Whether to use Facebook Story also"

39. Pinterest Pin Description

Prompt:

"Write Pinterest pin descriptions for [topic/product/article].

Pinterest is a visual search engine, so optimize for:

Create descriptions for 5 pins:

For each pin:

- Title (SEO-optimized, under 100 characters)

- Description (keyword-rich, 200-400 characters)

* Include target keywords naturally

* Explain what's in the pin/linked content

* Add value proposition

* Include call-to-action

- Hashtags (3-5 relevant)

- Board suggestion (where to pin it)

Keywords to incorporate: [list 5-8 keywords]

Linked content: [blog post/product page/guide]

Tone: Helpful and descriptive (not salesy)

Format for scanability:

- Start with benefit

- Include numbered lists if applicable

- Natural keyword integration"

40. Social Media Content Calendar Planner

Prompt:

"Create a 30-day social media content calendar for [business]

on [Instagram/LinkedIn/Facebook/multi-platform].

Business: [description]

Goals: [awareness/engagement/sales]

Posting frequency: [X times per week]

Content pillars: [list 3-5 themes]

For each post in the 30 days:

- Date

- Platform

- Content pillar/category

- Post format (photo/video/carousel/text/story)

- Topic/angle

- Caption hook (first line)

- CTA

- Hashtags (if Instagram)

Include variety:

- 60% educational/value content

- 20% engaging/entertaining content

- 20% promotional content

Special considerations:

- [Upcoming holidays/events]

- [Product launches]

- [Seasonal themes]

Format as table or list for easy reference."

41. Engagement Response Templates

Prompt:

"Create [10/15] response templates for common social media comments/DMs

for a [business type].

Categories:

1. Positive comments (3 templates)

- General praise

- Specific compliment

- Testimonial-like comment

2. Questions (4 templates)

- Product/service inquiry

- Pricing question

- How-to question

- Availability question

3. Negative/complaint (3 templates)

- Mild disappointment

- Specific issue

- Misunderstanding

4. Spam/irrelevant (2 templates)

- Polite redirect

- No response needed (when to ignore)

5. Collaboration requests (2 templates)

- Influencer/partnership inquiry

- Customer wanting to share

Each template should:

- Feel personal (include [NAME] placeholder)

- Match brand voice: [describe]

- Be customizable

- Encourage further engagement where appropriate

- Include emoji where natural"

42. Story Content Ideas (Instagram/Facebook)

Prompt:

"Generate 20 Instagram/Facebook Story ideas for [business type] about [theme/month].

For each Story idea provide:

- Story concept

- Slide structure (if multi-slide)

- Visual suggestion (photo/video/graphic/poll/quiz)

- Text overlay suggestion

- Interactive element (poll/question/quiz/slider/link)

- Goal (engagement/awareness/traffic/sales)

- Swipe-up/link suggestion (if applicable)

Include variety:

- Behind-the-scenes (3 ideas)

- Educational/tips (4 ideas)

- Interactive/polls (4 ideas)

- User-generated content showcases (2 ideas)

- Product/service highlights (3 ideas)

- Personal/team moments (2 ideas)

- Trending/timely content (2 ideas)

Make them:

- Quick to create (under 5 min each)

- Engaging (encourage interaction)

- On-brand for [your business]

Tone: [casual/professional/fun]"

EMAIL MARKETING CONTENT (5 Prompts)

Prompt:

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"Create a 3-email welcome series for new subscribers to [business/newsletter].

Email 1 (Day 1): Welcome & Set Expectations

- Subject line (under 50 characters)

- Preview text

- Email body:

* Warm welcome

* Who you are / what you do

* What they'll receive (frequency, content type)

* Immediate value (free resource/tip)

* CTA

Email 2 (Day 3): Provide Value

- Subject line

- Preview text

- Email body:

* Personal story or insight

* Helpful content/tips

* Link to best resources

* Soft introduction to products/services

* CTA

Email 3 (Day 7): Engagement & Offer

- Subject line

- Preview text

- Email body:

* Thank them for being here

* Exclusive offer or bonus for new subscribers

* Encourage reply (ask a question)

* Clear CTA

Tone: [friendly/professional/inspiring]

Length per email: [150-250 words]"

44. Newsletter Content Template

Prompt:

"Create a weekly/monthly newsletter template for [business type].

Newsletter name: [suggest 3 options]

Sections to include:

1. Opening (greeting + theme introduction)

2. [Section name]: [content type]

3. [Section name]: [content type]

4. [Section name]: [content type]

5. Closing (CTA + sign-off)

For each section provide:

- Section purpose

- Content ideas (5 examples for each section)

- Tone and length

- Visual/design suggestions

Example sections:

- Industry tip/insight

- Behind-the-scenes update

- Featured content (blog/video)

- Customer spotlight

- Quick wins (actionable tips)

- What we're reading/watching

- Product/service highlight

Subject line formula: [suggestion]

Preview text strategy: [suggestion]

Send frequency: [recommended]

Optimal send day/time: [suggestion for audience]"

45. Promotional Email (Non-Salesy)

Prompt:

"Write a promotional email for [product/service/offer] that doesn't feel pushy.

Product/Service: [describe]

Offer: [discount/bonus/limited-time]

Audience: [describe]

Structure:

Subject line options (provide 3):

- Curiosity-driven

- Benefit-focused

- Urgency-based

Email body:

- Opening: Start with problem or desire (not the product)

- Story/context: Why this offer exists

- Value proposition: What they get

- Social proof: Testimonial or result (if available)

- Offer details: Clear, but not aggressive

- Urgency element: (authentic scarcity, not fake)

- Risk reversal: Guarantee/trial/easy cancellation

- CTA: Clear next step

Length: 200-300 words

Tone: Helpful friend recommending solution

P.S. line: [add value or reinforcement]

Make it feel like: Sharing exciting news, not selling"

46. Re-engagement / Win-Back Email

Prompt:

"Write an email to win back subscribers who haven't engaged in [60/90] days.

Goal: [get them to engage/make purchase/update preferences/stay subscribed]

Subject line: Something that breaks through inbox noise

- Option 1: [honest/direct]

- Option 2: [benefit-focused]

- Option 3: [curiosity/surprise]

Email approach options (choose one or provide all):

A) "We miss you" approach:

- Acknowledge absence

- Ask if they still want to hear from us

- Share what they've missed

- Special comeback offer

B) "Have we changed?" approach:

- Ask what they want to see

- Show new content/products

- Invite feedback

- Easy preference update

C) "Last chance" approach:

- Honest: We'll unsubscribe you soon

- Recap value proposition

- One-click to stay subscribed

- Special incentive to return

Length: 100-150 words (keep it short)

Tone: [honest/friendly/no hard feelings]

Include: Easy unsubscribe option (respect their choice)"

47. Email Subject Line Generator

Prompt:

"Generate 20 email subject lines for [campaign type/topic].

Campaign: [describe - newsletter/promotion/announcement/content]

Goal: [open rate/clicks/conversions]

Audience: [describe]

Create subject lines using these proven formulas:

- Number-based (3 subject lines)

Example: "5 ways to [benefit]"

- Question-based (3 subject lines)

Example: "Are you making this mistake?"

- Curiosity-driven (3 subject lines)

Example: "This changes everything..."

- Benefit-focused (3 subject lines)

Example: "Get [result] in [timeframe]"

- Urgency/scarcity (2 subject lines)

Example: "Last chance: [offer] ends tonight"

- Personalized (2 subject lines)

Example: "[Name], your [item] is waiting"

- Contrarian/surprising (2 subject lines)

Example: "Forget everything you know about [topic]"

- Direct/straightforward (2 subject lines)

Example: "New blog post: [title]"

For each:

- Keep under 50 characters

- Include preview text suggestion

- Note expected performance (open rate estimate)

Avoid: Spam trigger words, ALL CAPS, excessive punctuation"

MISCELLANEOUS CONTENT TYPES (5 Prompts)

48. Content Repurposing Master Prompt

Prompt:

"I have this [blog post/video/podcast/webinar] and want to repurpose it

into multiple content formats.

Original content:

- Type: [blog/video/podcast/etc.]

- Topic: [topic]

- Length: [word count/duration]

- Key points: [list 3-5 main takeaways]

Repurpose this into:

1. Social media posts:

- 5 LinkedIn posts (different angles)

- 10 Instagram captions

- 10 Twitter/X posts

- 3 Facebook posts

2. Visual content:

- 5 quote graphics (pull quotable moments)

- 1 infographic (data/process visualization)

- 1 carousel post (step-by-step)

3. Video content:

- 3 short-form video scripts (Reels/Shorts)

- 1 long-form video outline

4. Email content:

- 1 newsletter summary (300 words)

- 1 email series outline (3 emails)

5. Other formats:

- Podcast episode outline (if not already)

- Slide deck (5-7 slides)

For each repurposed piece, provide:

- Platform/format

- Headline/hook

- Key content

- CTA

[Paste original content or summary here]"

49. Landing Page Copy

Prompt:

"Write persuasive landing page copy for [product/service/offer].

Product/Service: [describe]

Target audience: [describe]

Main benefit: [primary outcome]

Unique value proposition: [what makes this different]

Price: [if applicable]

Offer: [discount/bonus/guarantee]

Structure:

1. Headline (above fold):

- Benefit-driven

- Clear and specific

- Under 10 words

2. Subheadline:

- Expand on benefit

- Address "for whom"

3. Opening section (the problem):

- 2-3 pain points they're facing

- Empathy and relatability

4. The solution (your product/service):

- How it solves the problem

- 3-5 key features with benefits

5. How it works:

- 3-step simple process

- Remove complexity

6. Social proof:

- Testimonials (suggest what to include)

- Stats/results

- Logos/credibility markers

7. Pricing/offer:

- Clear presentation

- Value stack

- Urgency element

8. Guarantee/risk reversal:

- Remove purchase anxiety

9. FAQ:

- 5-7 objection-handling questions

10. Final CTA:

- Strong, action-oriented

- Repeat key benefit

Tone: [persuasive but not pushy / professional / friendly]

Length: [1,500-2,000 words]"

50. Podcast Episode Script/Outline

Prompt:

"Create a [solo/interview] podcast episode outline about '[topic]'.

Episode details:

- Duration target: [15/30/60 minutes]

- Audience: [describe listener]

- Goal: [educate/entertain/inspire/sell]

Structure:

INTRO (2-3 minutes):

- Hook (start with interesting question/stat/story)

- What they'll learn in this episode

- Sponsor mention (if applicable)

- Music/transition

MAIN CONTENT ([X] minutes):

Segment 1: [topic]

- Key points to cover (bullet list)

- Stories/examples to share

- Questions to explore

- Duration: [X min]

Segment 2: [topic]

- Key points to cover

- Stories/examples to share

- Questions to explore

- Duration: [X min]

[Add more segments as needed]

If INTERVIEW format:

- Guest introduction (what to say)

- 10-15 interview questions (mix of prepared + follow-ups)

- Transition points

OUTRO (2-3 minutes):

- Recap key takeaways (3-5 points)

- CTA (subscribe/review/visit website/download)

- Next episode tease

- Thank you + sign-off

Show notes to include:

- Episode summary (2-3 sentences)

- Timestamps for each segment

- Resources mentioned