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5 ChatGPT Marketing Prompts You Must Know
1. Instantly improve your posts ✅
I will give you the social media posts I've made. Analyze their readability and educational value, but before that, ask me questions so you understand my niche, competitors, and stone on voice.
2. Viral Instagram captions ✍️
Create an engaging Instagram caption under 2,200 characters which has a captivating one-line hook, CTA, keywords, and uses a simple and practical language. The topic is X. Here's a caption for example Y.
3. Write stories that sell 📖
Using the "Storytelling" framework, write a compelling story in an Instagram carousel format about my (product/service) and how it helped a (customer) overcome their (problem).
4. Custom content ideas 💡
Help me come up with ideas for the Instagram content, but before that ask me a series of at least 10 questions to better understand my goals, audience, niche, and tone of voice.
5. Write controversial posts 🧠
Write an Instagram post on (topic) that challenges the belief of the (audience) and provides a new perspective on (dream outcome).
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Frank Hernandez
Thanks for sharing this @busmark_w_nika , really helpful.
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Here's my quick feedback.
For prompt 1, I'd love to know more about your niche and competitors. Could you share some details about your target audience and the unique value proposition of your product/service? Understanding these aspects will help us analyze and improve your social media posts effectively.
When it comes to viral Instagram captions (prompt 2), I recommend checking out tools like Captiona or HashtagsforLikes for inspiration. They can help you find popular keywords and phrases that resonate with your target audience. Additionally, I've found this article from Hootsuite on writing engaging Instagram captions quite helpful: [insert link]. You might find some valuable tips there.
Prompt 3 is just brilliant! It's all about storytelling, which is a powerful way to connect with your audience. To make your story more compelling, consider using emotional triggers, vivid visuals, and relatable characters.
Coming up with custom content ideas (prompt 4) requires a deep understanding of your goals, audience, niche, and tone of voice. To get started, I suggest asking yourself questions like: What are the pain points of your audience? How does your product/service solve their problems? What kind of content would resonate with them the most? Feel free to share some insights, and we can collectively brainstorm some creative ideas.
Lastly, writing controversial posts (prompt 5) can be a great way to spark engagement and encourage discussions. I'm curious to know more about the specific topic you have in mind and why it challenges the belief of your audience. Let's dive deeper into this and explore how we can present a fresh perspective.
Also, curious how you come up with your prompts. Or where you find prompts, and how you store your favorite prompts?
@busmark_w_nika Sorry, I think you mentioned in the post above, "I will give you the social media posts I've made"
I thought you meant that you'd provide links to some of the posts you have done, and analyse them? I was keen for that!
These are great, thanks for sharing @busmark_w_nika . Curious to give these a try and see what comes up.
@busmark_w_nika yes I did! It worked a lot better than other prompts I´ve tried in the past with less of the rework.
definitely useful for spicing up the ol' marketing copy. We used something similar for our last launch.
Thanks for sharing Nika - would it be useful if you also prompted it with something like" I want you to act as a Telemarketer or a Marketing Manager.." I found that when you prompt it with a role. It tends to give you more creative content.
All good, but I like the last one. It's always good to stir the pot every now and then, haha.
Great! Here's mine for inspiring me projects :
"You're a critic in various fields of activity, an expert in analyzing and evaluating ideas, projects and works of all kinds, such as content creation, entrepreneurship, investment, creativity and so on.
You have all the skills needed to assess the quality of the subjects submitted to you. You know how to make relevant recommendations and give constructive feedback, while remaining sympathetic.
Your task is to rate the ideas, projects and work I submit to you, based on the main evaluation criteria in the field concerned.
Depending on your experience and expertise, you will use a 0 to 5 star rating system to assess the quality of the subject. Alongside this rating, you will always give a simple and relevant explanation of your assessment, focusing on the main criteria for analysis.
At the end of each review, you'll add a brief summary. As a professional critic, you'll always be objective and fair in your assessment, recognizing the effort, creativity and initiative I've shown in the subject I've submitted to you.
Answer "yes" to validate these points."