Business & Marketing Prompts (Product, Ads & Strategy)
Fill-in prompts for product copy, ad headlines, strategy work, and pitches. Enter your product or business details and copy a prompt you can run in any AI assistant to draft descriptions, SWOT analyses, personas, and agendas in minutes.
9 prompts across 3 sections
Product & Ad Copy
🔥 TrendingProduct descriptions and ad headlines written around one clear benefit.
Product Description
A description that leads with the benefit and handles objections.
Write a Friendly product description for [Product name], aimed at [Who buys it]. Lead with this benefit: [Main benefit]. Include 3 bullet-point features, one sentence addressing a common hesitation, and keep the whole description under 120 words.
Ad Headlines & Copy
Headline and body options for search or social ads, with character limits.
Write 5 headline and body-copy pairs for a Google Search ad promoting [Product or service]. Include this offer: [Offer]. Keep headlines under 30 characters and body copy under 90 characters for Google, or under 125 characters for social, and end each with a clear call to action.
Landing Page Headline
Headline and subheadline options that state the outcome for the visitor.
Write 5 landing page headline and subheadline pairs for [Product or service], aimed at [Visitor]. Focus on this outcome: [Outcome for the customer]. Headlines should be under 12 words, subheadlines under 25 words, and avoid vague claims like "best" or "revolutionary."
Strategy & Analysis
Structured analysis prompts for planning, positioning, and understanding customers.
SWOT Analysis
Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for a business or product.
Create a SWOT analysis for [Business or product] operating in [Market]. Take into account this context: [Anything specific to consider]. For each quadrant, give 3–4 specific points, and finish with 2 concrete recommendations based on the analysis.
Customer Persona
A realistic profile with goals, frustrations, and the message that fits them.
Create one detailed customer persona for [Product or service], aimed at [Target segment]. Include a name and role, daily goals, top 3 frustrations (especially around: [Main problem it solves]), where they look for information, what would make them trust a product, and one sample sentence of marketing copy that would resonate with them.
Competitor Comparison
A side-by-side table of how you differ from alternatives, honestly stated.
Create a comparison table of [Your product] versus [Competitor], using these criteria: [Criteria to compare]. Describe each cell in a few plain words, note honestly where the competitor is stronger, and end with a 2-sentence summary of who each option suits best.
Pitch & Planning
Pitches, agendas, and summaries for presenting ideas and running meetings.
Elevator Pitch
A 30-second pitch with the problem, solution, and proof in order.
Write a 30-second elevator pitch for [What you do], delivered to [Who you're pitching to]. Structure it as: the problem ([Problem it solves]), the solution, the proof ([Proof or traction]), and a clear ask. Keep it under 80 words and avoid jargon.
Meeting Agenda
A timed agenda with a goal, owners, and the decision you need.
Create a 30 minutes meeting agenda for this purpose: [Meeting purpose]. Attendees: [Who attends]. Include a clear goal statement, timed agenda items that add up to the total length, an owner for each item, and the specific decision the group should leave with.
Business Plan Summary
A one-page summary that covers the business model, market, and first milestones.
Write a one-page business plan summary for [Business name and what it does]. Cover the target market ([Target market]), the business model ([How it makes money]), and the first milestone ([First 6-month goal]). Use short headings for Problem, Solution, Market, Business Model, and 6-Month Milestones, and keep it under 350 words.