According to Salesforce's 2025 State of Marketing report, 69% of marketing teams now use AI in their day-to-day work, up from 21% two years prior. McKinsey's 2024 Global AI survey found marketing and sales report among the highest value capture from AI of any business function. Makes sense: writing is the majority of what marketing teams do, and writing is what AI does well.
The problem is that most people treat ChatGPT like a blank page and get blank-page results. These 14 chatgpt prompts for marketing are pre-structured starting points. Each one targets a specific deliverable with context baked in. Every link goes to a working prompt in the AgentDock library, free to use.
I use several of these for my own marketing work at AgentDock. The social media ones apply to any marketer managing platforms.
Part 1: Content and Copy
Over 60% of a marketing team's week goes to written deliverables. These prompts handle the bulk of that: ads, product pages, landing pages, newsletters, and the single most underrated skill in ai copywriting, which is making one piece of content do the work of five.
When Your Ad Copy Reads Like Everyone Else's
Most ad copy sounds like it was written by a committee afraid of being interesting. The Ad Copy Generator takes your brief (platform, audience, tone, conversion goal) and generates multiple angles per session: curiosity, urgency, benefit-led, problem-aware. You get real A/B test variants for Google, Meta, LinkedIn, and Twitter/X instead of two versions of the same idea.
When You Have One Good Asset and Need to Fill the Calendar
One case study or long blog post can become a month of content if you treat repurposing as intentional. The Content Repurposer transforms your original into LinkedIn posts, email snippets, Twitter/X threads, and newsletter blurbs, each formatted for that platform's hook structure. One well-researched piece shouldn't live in one place.
When Your Support Team Answers the Same Questions Every Day
FAQ sections exist because customers have predictable questions, but writing a good one is tedious enough that it never gets done. The FAQ Generator takes a product description or support transcript and produces structured Q&A by category (pricing, setup, comparison, trust). A well-built FAQ handles objections and generates SEO content for long-tail questions your audience already searches.
When the Landing Page Gets Traffic but Not Conversions
Right traffic, wrong copy. The Landing Page Copy Writer structures output around what actually converts: headline, benefit bullets, objection handling, social proof, and CTA. It asks for four inputs and produces five or six headline angles in one pass. If you can't answer what makes your offer different, the prompt surfaces that gap before you waste time on copy.
When Newsletters Take Three Hours and Nobody Knows Why
The slow part of newsletters is never the writing. It's the blank-page start. The Newsletter Content Generator takes your theme, audience, and tone, then generates a full draft with hook, main section, takeaway, and CTA. Cutting a draft is faster than starting from scratch, which is where the time actually goes. Also useful for chatgpt email subject line testing: run the same brief as curiosity, benefit, and question hooks.
When Product Pages Sound the Same Across the Catalog
Someone wrote the first product description, set a template, and everything since has followed it whether it fits or not. The Product Description Writer generates copy around decision criteria: what problem the product solves, what alternative the customer would use, and why this one's better. For catalog-scale, the Product Description prompt handles consistent output across dozens of SKUs.
Part 2: Social Media Platforms
6 platforms, 6 different formats, 5 posts a week each. What works on TikTok reads wrong on LinkedIn. What works on LinkedIn looks stiff on Instagram. These chatgpt marketing prompts are format-aware by design, built for each platform's cadence and constraints.
When You Need a Caption and Don't Have Time to Think
Most social posts fail because the caption was written in thirty seconds while doing something else. The Social Media Caption Writer takes platform, content type, visual context, and audience, then generates a caption with the right length and structure for that destination. One-step cross-platform adaptation instead of a per-post chore.
When the Instagram Caption Needs to Stop the Scroll
"Available now, link in bio" isn't a caption. It's a label. The Instagram Caption Generator produces captions with a hook line, a body that adds context, and a CTA with a specific next step. Also outputs hashtag suggestions grouped by function (niche, mid-range, broad) so you choose your spread deliberately.
When the Twitter Thread Has Been a Draft for Three Weeks
Twitter/X threads are one of the most effective formats for organic B2B distribution. The thread sitting in your notes forever gets none of that. The Twitter/X Thread Writer takes an idea and structures it so the opener earns the click, each body tweet stands alone, and the close earns the share.
When TikTok Hooks Are the Creative Bottleneck
TikTok lives or dies by the first three seconds. The TikTok Script Writer generates full short-form scripts with a cold open hook, pattern interrupts at predicted drop-off points, and a closing CTA. Native TikTok formatting, not a traditional video script that would feel slow on the platform.
When Meetings Start Awkwardly
"Tell us a fun fact about yourself" produces the same three answers in every room. The Icebreaker Generator produces context-specific questions calibrated to group size, meeting type, and professional setting. A client kickoff gets different questions than a team offsite.
When Networking Events Feel Like Work
Unstructured conference conversations usually end with "let's connect on LinkedIn" and go nowhere. The Small Talk Helper generates conversation starters for specific event types and relationship stages. Three prepared openers that are genuinely interesting change what you come back from an event with.
Part 3: Video and Multimedia
91% of businesses now use video as a marketing tool. Marketers who can produce scripts quickly without a dedicated creative team compound their advantage: more content, more placements, more discovery surface area.
When the YouTube Script Has Been "In Progress" for Weeks
YouTube needs more structure than short-form: a hook that earns the watch, a midpoint that prevents the 40-50% retention drop-off, and a close with a clear action. The YouTube Video Script Writer generates full scripts organized around retention mechanics. For B2B, long-form YouTube has a longer shelf life than social posts and surfaces directly in Google search results.
How to Use These Prompts Without Getting Generic Output
One extra sentence of context beats switching models. "Write ad copy for my software" produces worse output than "Write ad copy for a B2B SaaS targeting operations managers at mid-market logistics companies frustrated by manual invoice reconciliation." Audience specificity is the biggest lever on ai for copywriting quality.
Include what you don't want. "Avoid corporate jargon and words like 'exciting,' 'innovative,' and 'transformative'" cuts the filler that makes AI copy sound like everyone else's. Negative constraints are consistently underused and consistently impactful.
Treat output as a rough draft. The prompts save you from the blank page. Your brand knowledge makes the output good. Plan for one editing pass (fifteen minutes for a caption, thirty for a landing page section).
Don't use the same prompt for every platform. The Social Media Caption Writer handles platform adaptation, but only if you specify the platform. A LinkedIn post copy-pasted to TikTok reads wrong because it is wrong.
Create a brand brief document. The single most efficient thing a marketing team can do: one doc with target audience, brand voice with examples, words to avoid, and your top three differentiators. Drop it into every prompt session. The prompts provide structure. Your brief provides substance.
The full marketing collection includes additional prompts for SEO, email sequences, content strategy, and positioning work.