Marketing AI Workflow Pack: 26 Prompts to Copy

Run deep research for my business.

Business: [BUSINESS_DESCRIPTION]
Where we sell: [LOCATION_OR_CHANNEL]
Current customers, in my words: [CURRENT_CUSTOMERS]
Decision I need to make: [DECISION]

Research and report on:
1. The 3 customer groups most likely to buy, with evidence for each.
2. The words those customers use to describe their problem (quote forums, reviews or articles, with links).
3. Where they look for solutions (sites, communities, search terms).
4. 3-5 competitors they compare us with, and what customers praise or complain about.
5. What this means for [DECISION]: 3 specific next steps.

Cite a source for every factual claim. Mark anything you could not verify as "unverified". Keep the report under [MAX_PAGES] pages.

Context: You are a salon, barber or nail-tech owner who needs a monthly offer flyer for Instagram, a printed window poster and a WhatsApp image, all matching your brand.

STEP 1: MAGIC WRITE PROMPT (paste into Canva's Magic Write or Canva AI text box):
"Write flyer copy for [BUSINESS_NAME], a [BUSINESS_TYPE] in [NEIGHBORHOOD]. Offer: [OFFER] valid [OFFER_DATES]. Audience: [AUDIENCE]. Give me: (1) a headline of 6 words or fewer, (2) one supporting line under 15 words, (3) 3 short bullets listing [SERVICES_INCLUDED] with prices from this list only: [PRICE_LIST], (4) a call to action telling people to book via [BOOKING_METHOD]. Tone: [TONE]. Do not invent prices, discounts or services that are not in my list."

STEP 2: DESIGN CHECKLIST
1. Start from your saved Brand Kit template, not a blank page.
2. Paste the copy. Keep the headline readable from 2 meters away.
3. Use one real photo of your own work: [PHOTO_DESCRIPTION].
4. Check every price and date against [PRICE_LIST] and [OFFER_DATES].
5. Pro only: use Magic Switch/Resize for [FORMATS]. On the free plan, duplicate the design and adjust it by hand.

Context: You are the owner or marketing person at a café, bakery, gym or shop who makes one weekly promotion and needs it in 4-6 formats.

STEP 1: MASTER COPY PROMPT (Canva AI or Magic Write):
"Write promo copy for [BUSINESS_NAME] ([BUSINESS_TYPE]). Promotion: [PROMO] from [START_DATE] to [END_DATE]. Give me: a headline (max 6 words), a subline (max 12 words), a 1-sentence detail line with any terms from [TERMS], and a call to action using [CTA_METHOD]. Also give a 3-word version of the headline for small formats like stories and menu boards. Never invent prices or terms."

STEP 2: RESIZE PLAN (do in Canva after the master design is approved)
Formats needed: [FORMAT_LIST]
For each format:
1. Resize/Magic Switch from the master (Pro), or duplicate and adjust by hand (Free).
2. Use the 3-word headline when the format is small.
3. Keep the logo and price fully visible; move nothing into the top/bottom 10% of stories.
4. Print versions: check bleed and [PRINT_SIZE] before ordering.
5. Name files [BUSINESS_NAME]-[PROMO]-[format] so staff post the right one.

I need a segment for [campaign]: subscribers within [15] miles of any of the store locations in [file of addresses].

Use the location fields in our [email platform] profiles. Exclude anyone who [unsubscribed from SMS / bought in the last 14 days]. Tell me how many profiles match, list any stores where the match count looks wrong, and give me the segment definition to paste in. Don't send anything.

Here's the opening paragraph I wrote for [product]: [paragraph].

Write the features-and-benefits section below it, matching the tone of my opening. Use only these facts from the product data: [specs, materials, sizes]. If a detail isn't in the list, leave it out rather than guessing. Don't write the call to action.

Build a simple email marketing app for [company].

It needs to: import contacts from [CSV / CRM], let me write and schedule a campaign, send through [email sending service], track opens and clicks, and handle unsubscribes automatically.
Start with the smallest version that sends one campaign to a test list. Ask me before adding anything else.
List what I need to set up myself (sending domain, API keys) and keep keys out of the code.

Using my Search Console data, list every page with zero clicks and fewer than 50 impressions in the last 90 days, excluding pages published in the last 3 months.

For each page, recommend delete, merge (and into which page), or rewrite, with one line of reasoning from the data.

Safeguard before any live edit: list every table, form, call to action and embed on the current page, confirm each one survives in your edited version, and stop to show me the difference if anything is missing.

TEST PROMPT (as described in the source)
Analyze the last 30 days vs January. Explain why ROAS dropped and
give me a plan to restore performance.

VERIFICATION FOLLOW-UP (adapted, ours)
Before giving recommendations, list every number you used (spend,
revenue, ROAS, CPA, conversions) for each date range, and tell me
which report and attribution setting each one came from.
I will check them against Ads Manager before we continue.

"Based on the keyword list from Semrush [attached], design a Google Ads
campaign structure and budget plan for the U.S. market. Then set up the
campaigns in Google Ads, using these competitor ads and keywords as reference.
Use the Semrush data to increase asset coverage: write enough headlines and
descriptions to reach good asset strength."
Review every campaign, budget and ad before turning it on.

You're my LinkedIn Bot.

First, read my last 30 posts and write a six-line style guide: length, hooks, tone, formatting, emoji and calls to action. Wait for my OK.

Then, twice a week, draft two posts from [my blog, changelog or Notion notes] and park them for my approval.

Never publish, comment or message anyone without my approval.

Setup (from the post):
1. Install Claude Code.
2. Set up the Puppeteer MCP server, so Claude Code can drive a real browser.
3. Start your site, or use a staging URL.

Audit prompt:
Act as a technical SEO auditor. Use Puppeteer to audit [URL]: meta tags, headings, robots meta tags, robots.txt, sitemap, structured data, page speed and mobile layout, on the homepage and 3 key pages ([page URLs]). Write the findings to seo-audit.md, grouped as Critical, Quick wins and Later, with the exact fix for each.

Agent 1 (scheduled each morning):
 Search Google News for [niches]. Keep only stories relevant to [audience].
 For each, summarize key points, explain why it matters, and answer
 "Why should a [target customer] care?" Log title, URL, summary and context
 in Airtable. Skip anything already logged.
Agent 2 (runs a few minutes later):
 Pull today's new Airtable items. Using style-guide.pdf, write one LinkedIn
 post and one X post per story. Save to Airtable and send to #social-review
 in Slack for approval. Nothing posts without approval.
Builder tips: keep instructions explicit but short, test after every change.

1. Open https://[yoursite]/robots.txt. Look for "Disallow: /" under a bot you didn't mean to block (GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended...).
2. View your home page source and confirm: <title>, meta description, canonical link, mobile viewport, og:title, og:description, og:image, og:url, twitter:card.
3. Or, with the Site Check tool added to Claude/ChatGPT/Cursor, ask:
 "Can AI crawlers read example.com?"

Review every active flow and campaign in Klaviyo.

List any pair of flows that can email the same person within 48 hours, with each one's trigger, audience and sends in the last 30 days.

Recommend which to pause or merge, and why. Don't change anything until I approve.

Build me a /rsa command for Google Ads responsive search ads.

Ask me for: campaign name, landing page, top 10 keywords, and the current headlines and descriptions with their performance.

Write 15 headlines (30 characters max) and 4 descriptions (90 characters max) that follow ./skills/brand-voice.md. Flag any claim not backed by ./product-facts.md.

Show character counts, refuse to output any line over the limit, and export a CSV I can upload to Google Ads Editor.

Step 1 - Template your winners
"Here are our 10 best ads with results [paste copy, format, hook, CTR,
CPA]. For each, write a reusable template: hook type, structure (problem,
proof, offer, CTA), length, visual style, and what to fill in for a new
brand."

Step 2 - Fill for a client
"Using template [#3], write 5 ads for [brand, product, offer, audience,
proof points]. Keep claims to the facts given."

Humans approve every ad and decide budgets and tests.

SETUP (adapted from the repo README; check the current version)
1. Install Claude Code.
2. Add the Claude Ads skill from GitHub (AgriciDaniel/claude-ads).
3. Export recent campaign data or connect read-only access.

RUN
/ads audit # full multi-platform audit
/ads google # single platform
/ads meta

FOLLOW-UP PROMPT (adapted, ours)
From this audit, list the 5 fixes with the biggest revenue impact.
For each one: the campaign, the evidence, the exact change, and the
risk if I'm wrong. Don't change anything in my accounts.

Use the business brief I gave you.

In your browser, search Google Maps for "[service] in [city]" for each of these keywords: [keyword 1], [keyword 2], [keyword 3].
For each search, record the businesses in the top three map results and their positions. Open each competitor's Business Profile and note its primary and secondary categories, rating and review count.

Build a spreadsheet with one tab per keyword. Then list the categories competitors use that my profile is missing, ranked by how many top competitors use them.

"Work on a duplicate of my live theme. Add JSON-LD structured data for
Organization, Product, FAQ and Author using Liquid so it fills from store data.
Validate it and list any errors. Then audit every product image: write
descriptive alt text where it's missing (describe the product, no keyword
stuffing), convert images to WebP, and add lazy loading below the fold.
Report what you changed, and run a page-speed and accessibility check before
and after."

"Act as my email marketing strategist. Using my connected Omnisend data:
1) list my 5 products with the lowest sales in the last 60 days,
2) build a segment of subscribers who opened or clicked in the last 30 days but haven't bought in the last 30 days,
3) draft one campaign for [product] to that segment with a [20%] code, subject line, preview text and short body.
Create it as a draft only. Don't send."

After sending, resend to non-openers after 24 to 48 hours with a new
subject line.

Inputs: past campaign results (send time, segment, subject line, opens,
clicks, revenue) exported from your email platform.

Bot 1 - Scheduler: "From this history, propose next week's send calendar:
which days and times performed best for each segment, and why."
Bot 2 - Audience picker: "For each planned send, choose the segment most
likely to buy, and list who should be excluded (recent buyers, unsubscribes)."
Bot 3 - Copywriter: "Write subject lines and body copy for each send in our
brand voice, using the messages that performed best before as examples."

Start with one flow (for example, abandoned cart or win-back) and compare
results with your current version before handing over the full calendar.

You manage Meta ads for [brand], which sells [product] on Shopify.
Goal: target ROAS [x], daily budget cap $[amount]. Ask me anything
you need about margins (COGS, shipping) before you start.

1. Compare the last 7 days of Meta spend by campaign with Shopify revenue for the same dates.
2. Use only these existing videos as ad creative: [links].
3. Propose budget changes as a table: campaign, current budget, proposed budget, reason.

Don't raise any budget, launch any ad or change targeting until
I reply "approved."

STEP 1 (in ChatGPT, attach the reference photo):
Describe this image as a detailed JSON prompt for an AI image
generator. Include: subject, setting, props, lighting, color palette,
camera angle, lens, depth of field, mood and composition. Leave the
product as a placeholder called "PRODUCT."

STEP 2 (in your image tool):
Paste the JSON. Replace "PRODUCT" with: [exact product description:
material, color, shape, logo placement]. Attach 2-3 real photos of
the product as references.

STEP 3 (check before using):
Compare the image to the real product side by side. Fix any
difference in color, texture or shape before it goes into an ad.

Google Sheet columns:
 date | platform (IG / Pinterest / both) | format (carousel / reel / pin)
 | caption | image_drive_link | pin_link | status | log

Make.com scenario:
1. Trigger: Google Sheets > Watch rows (or a daily schedule that searches rows where date = today AND status is empty).
2. Google Drive > Download the file from image_drive_link.
3. Router:
 - Instagram for Business > Create a post (carousel or reel)
 - Pinterest > Create a pin (title, description, destination link)
4. Google Sheets > Update row: status = "Posted", log = post URL + time.
5. Error handler: set status = "Failed" and email yourself.

Test with 2 rows before loading a full month.

Connect to our Dropbox, Figma and Klaviyo.

Each week, build one campaign about [topic / product / launch]:
1. Write the email in our brand voice (see [brand voice doc]). Give me 3 subject line options.
2. Pull the best matching product photos from Dropbox/[folder].
3. Build a hero image in Figma using our template [file link].
4. Create the campaign in Klaviyo as a DRAFT for segment [segment].

Never schedule or send. When the draft is ready, send me the link
and a short list of anything you weren't sure about (claims, prices,
dates, discount codes).

SETUP (adapted from the source's description)
1. Trigger: a form, a sheet row, or a manual run with one keyword.
2. OpenAI: generate the caption (prompt below).
3. OpenAI: generate the image from the caption's image idea.
4. Gmail: email the caption and image to the reviewer with two links, Approve and Reject (Make webhooks).
5. Google Sheets: log keyword, caption, image URL, decision, date.
6. Optional: publish to Instagram only when the decision = Approve.

CAPTION PROMPT (adapted, ours)
Write an Instagram caption for [brand], a [business type] whose voice
is [3 adjectives]. Topic keyword: [keyword].
Under 150 words. Open with a hook, end with one clear call to action,
add 5 relevant hashtags. Don't invent prices, discounts or claims.
Also write a one-sentence image idea that matches the caption.

Your job: [one sentence, e.g. "keep our support inbox at zero by end of day"].
You own: [the outcome].
You may: [read, search, draft, organize].
Ask me before: [sending, refunding, buying, deleting, posting].
Done when: [your definition of done].

Before your first run, walk me through how you'll do this job step by step, which apps you'll open, and where you're unsure. Don't do anything yet.

Every Monday, from my Shopify store:
1. Last week's sales, orders and average order value compared with the 4 weeks before, with the arithmetic shown.
2. The top 10 products by revenue, and any product that sold out.
3. Discount codes used, and the revenue from each.
4. Three things to try this week, each tied to a number above.

Read only. Don't change products, inventory, discounts or orders.

Before every task, read [Notion handbook page / Drive doc] for our voice, policies and current priorities.

Save your work in [Notion database / Drive folder] with the date, your name, the task, its status (draft, approved, done) and a link to the source material.

If the handbook and my message disagree, follow my message and tell me which part of the handbook to update.