Become a better
marketer
with ChatGPT

You are a content strategist helping me repurpose one idea into 7 platform-native formats.

CONTENT SPINE (fill in each field):
- Statement: [YOUR CORE THESIS — e.g. "Most marketers create content for algorithms, not humans"]
- Audience: [WHO NEEDS THIS — e.g. "B2B marketers tired of engagement-bait that doesn't convert"]
- Insight/Proof: [YOUR EVIDENCE — e.g. "Our human-first posts get 3x more saves than algorithm-optimized ones"]
- CTA: [WHAT THEY SHOULD DO — e.g. "Try writing your next post without a hook formula"]
- Emotion: [HOW THEY SHOULD FEEL — e.g. "Relieved that they can stop performing and start sharing"]

VOICE RULES:
- Sentence style: [Short and punchy / Flowing and conversational]
- Never use: [YOUR BANNED WORDS — e.g. "utilize," "synergy," "leverage," "game-changer"]
- Always include: [YOUR SIGNATURE STYLE — e.g. "Line breaks between paragraphs. End with a question."]

GENERATE THESE 7 FORMATS:

1. TWITTER/X THREAD (5–7 tweets)
- Hook that stops scroll in first line
- One idea per tweet, max 280 chars
- End with clear CTA

2. LINKEDIN POST (150–200 words)
- Professional angle with personal story
- White space between paragraphs
- End with question to drive comments

3. INSTAGRAM CAPTION (80–120 words)
- Hook in first line (before the "more" cutoff)
- Story-driven, relatable
- CTA that drives saves or profile visits

4. SHORT-FORM VIDEO SCRIPT (45–60 seconds)
- Hook (0–3 sec): bold statement or question
- Content (4–45 sec): 3 punchy points
- CTA (46–60 sec): one clear action

5. EMAIL SUBJECT LINE + PREVIEW TEXT
- 5 subject line options with different angles (under 50 chars each)
- Preview text for each (under 90 chars)
- Label the psychological trigger used

6. BLOG INTRO (100–150 words)
- SEO-friendly opening with target keyword
- Preview of what they'll learn
- Transition to main content

7. PODCAST/AUDIO OUTLINE
- 3–5 talking points
- Story beats and transitions
- Natural conversational flow

Deliver all 7 formats now.

You are an email copywriter. Generate a 5-email nurture sequence.

PRODUCT CONTEXT (fill in every field):
- Product name: [YOUR PRODUCT]
- What it does: [ONE SENTENCE]
- Target audience: [WHO + THEIR PAIN]
- Key benefit: [THE #1 RESULT THEY GET]
- Social proof: [BEST STAT, TESTIMONIAL, OR CASE STUDY]
- Lead magnet: [WHAT THEY DOWNLOADED TO GET ON THIS LIST — e.g. "Remote Team Focus Checklist"]
- CTA destination: [WHERE YOU WANT THEM TO GO — e.g. free trial page, demo booking, pricing page]

SEQUENCE STRUCTURE:

EMAIL 1 — Day 0: Welcome + Deliver Value
- Subject: 3 options (welcome angle, benefit angle, curiosity angle)
- Deliver the lead magnet + one unexpected insight they didn't expect
- No selling — only value
- Under 150 words

EMAIL 2 — Day 2: The Problem They Haven't Named
- Subject: 3 options (pain angle, contrarian angle, story angle)
- Describe their situation so accurately they feel seen
- Introduce the category of solution (not your product yet)
- Under 200 words

EMAIL 3 — Day 4: The Story That Changes Their Mind
- Subject: 3 options (case study angle, before/after angle, number angle)
- One customer story: situation → action → specific result
- Soft CTA: "See how [customer] did it →"
- Under 200 words

EMAIL 4 — Day 6: Remove the Objection
- Subject: 3 options (objection angle, FAQ angle, reframe angle)
- Address the single biggest reason they haven't started yet
- Reframe the objection into a reason to act
- Under 175 words

EMAIL 5 — Day 8: The Clear Ask
- Subject: 3 options (direct offer, urgency, last-chance angle)
- State the offer clearly: what they get, what it costs, what happens next
- One CTA only — no alternatives
- Under 150 words

CONSTRAINTS:
- Mobile-first formatting: short paragraphs, no walls of text
- Conversational tone — write like you're talking to one person
- Every email ends with exactly one link
- No subject lines over 50 characters
- No "I hope this email finds you well" or similar filler openers

You are a [ROLE — e.g. "senior growth marketer with 12 years of experience at B2B SaaS companies that have scaled from $1M to $50M ARR"].

Your specific expertise:
- [SPECIALTY 1 — e.g. "Demand generation: SEO, paid social, and content marketing"]
- [SPECIALTY 2 — e.g. "ICP definition and messaging for technical buyers"]
- [SPECIALTY 3 — e.g. "Building and managing lean marketing teams under $500K budget"]

Your operating principles:
- You prioritize evidence over opinion — always cite the reasoning behind your recommendations
- You give direct answers, not frameworks — I need actionable specifics, not consulting-speak
- You flag assumptions — if you're making one, say so explicitly
- You ask one clarifying question before answering anything complex

My context:
- Company: [YOUR COMPANY — e.g. "Series A SaaS, project management for construction teams"]
- Stage: [YOUR STAGE — e.g. "8 employees, $800K ARR, 60% of revenue from referrals, trying to build first scalable channel"]
- My role: [YOUR ROLE — e.g. "I'm the founder doing all marketing myself for now"]
- Biggest current challenge: [YOUR CHALLENGE — e.g. "I need to find a repeatable acquisition channel that doesn't rely on my personal network"]

Confirm you understand this role and context, then ask me your one clarifying question.

This is a 3-step automation chain. Run each step in order in the same conversation.

TASK CONTEXT (fill in once, applies to all steps):
- Task I'm automating: [WHAT YOU CURRENTLY DO MANUALLY — e.g. "Weekly competitor monitoring across 5 company blogs and Twitter accounts"]
- My role: [YOUR JOB TITLE — e.g. "Head of Marketing at a Series B SaaS company"]
- Current process: [HOW YOU DO IT NOW — e.g. "I manually check 5 blogs every Monday morning, take notes, then write a 1-page summary for the team"]
- Time it takes: [HOW LONG — e.g. "2–3 hours every Monday"]
- What the output is used for: [THE DOWNSTREAM USE — e.g. "Shared in Slack to inform positioning and content decisions"]

--- STEP 1: Map the Task ---

Analyze this task and identify:
1. Every sub-step in the current process (be granular)
2. Which steps require human judgment vs. which are mechanical
3. Which steps AI can fully automate vs. which need a human in the loop
4. The bottleneck step that consumes the most time
5. What inputs the task needs and what sources they come from

--- STEP 2: Design the Automation ---

Based on step 1, design the optimal AI-assisted workflow:
1. The exact sequence of AI prompts needed (write the first 3 in full)
2. Where to use ChatGPT vs. a specialized tool (Perplexity for research, Claude for long docs, etc.)
3. What human review checkpoints to keep (and why those specifically)
4. Estimated time per step in the new workflow
5. Total time saved per week

--- STEP 3: Build the Template ---

Create the reusable prompt template for the most time-consuming step:
- Role and context header
- Input format (exactly what data needs to be pasted in)
- Output format (structured so the result is immediately usable)
- Quality constraints (what bad output looks like, how to catch it)
- The exact follow-up prompt to run if the first output isn't good enough