Marketing AI prompts are pre-built instructions that turn Claude or GPT into a copy-and-strategy assistant. On Prompt Dock you'll find them for the work marketers actually do: drafting ad copy, writing landing page sections, planning campaign angles, generating value propositions, building content calendars, and repurposing one asset into many. Every prompt is human-reviewed before it goes live, so the framing and structure hold up instead of producing generic filler. Free and premium prompts are both available, and you can reveal any prompt and run it live in the Playground to test messaging on your own product before you ship a campaign.
17 prompts
Describe why customers churned and get a three-touch win-back campaign that addresses the actual reason they left — acknowledging it directly instead of pretending nothing happened, with a clear stop rule for who not to contact.
Give it a product and get ten paid-ad headlines spread across five proven persuasion angles — outcome, pain, curiosity, social proof, and urgency. Enough range to find the one that clicks for your audience instead of betting on a single line.
Give it your product and the creator you are partnering with, and get a brief that tells them what matters and leaves the rest alone — the required points, the hard no-gos, the disclosure line, and deliverables, in one page.
Hand it a topic and get three title tags and three matching meta descriptions written to maximize search click-through — every one kept under the character limits so nothing gets cut off in results. On-page SEO copy that actually fits where it's shown.
Name your webinar and audience and get the full promotion set — registration page copy, three announcement emails, social posts, and the reminder sequence — each written for where it appears instead of the same blurb pasted five times.
Paste raw survey or interview notes and get one sharp, grounded buyer persona built only from what's actually there — goals, pains, and jobs-to-be-done, with no invented details. The persona your messaging can stand on instead of a stock template.
Work through the positioning of your product against a named alternative and get a defensible statement — the segment, the frame of reference, the single differentiator, and the proof — plus the honest test of whether a competitor could claim the same line.
Name your product and get a twelve-question interview guide built to capture a real customer story — the before, the turning point, the results, and the quotable moments. Walk into the call ready to get a case study that actually persuades.
Drop in one blog post and get a week of platform-native social posts, each able to stand on its own rather than just linking out. One piece of long-form turns into a full content calendar without you starting from a blank page five times over.
Turn a scattered set of product claims into one messaging hierarchy — a core message, three pillars, and the proof under each — so every page, deck, and email says the same thing in the same order instead of drifting.
Paste a fuzzy, jargon-filled value proposition and get back one crisp sentence a target buyer instantly understands, plus the proof points that back it up. Turns hand-wavy positioning into a line you can put at the top of the page.
Provide a handful of facts and get a clean, newsworthy press release built only from what you gave it — headline, dateline, quotes, and boilerplate — with nothing invented. The structure and polish of a PR pro without the agency retainer.
Name your product and get a complete launch-day kit for a directory like Product Hunt — a punchy tagline, a clear description, and a strong first comment to seed the conversation. Everything you need written and ready before the clock starts.
Name your ideal customer and their core pain, and get a four-touch cold outbound sequence that builds instead of repeats — each email short, specific, and easy to reply to. Designed to earn a response, not to get marked as spam.
Give it your product and get five retargeting ad variants aimed at warm visitors who looked but didn't buy. Each assumes they already know you and leans on a different reason to come back — proof, urgency, an offer, or a nudge past the last objection.
Give it your email topic and get a dozen subject lines, each paired with preview text and grouped by angle — curiosity, benefit, urgency, and more. A ready-made test menu for the part of the email that decides whether anyone opens it.
Give it your product and core value, and get three distinct above-the-fold hero variants — each a headline, subhead, and CTA tuned to that one promise. Written from a conversion copywriter's playbook, so you can A/B test real angles instead of guessing.
Prompt Dock's Marketing category is a curated library where every prompt is human-reviewed before going live. Filter by free or premium, reveal the instructions, and run each one in the Playground against your product or audience so you can judge the copy on real inputs, not a polished demo.
They cover ad copy, landing pages, email campaigns, positioning and value props, content calendars, and repurposing long content into social posts. Each prompt is written for a specific job and is human-reviewed, so you can pick the exact task you need and run it live before adapting the output for your brand.
Many are free and can be revealed and run immediately in the Playground; others are premium and unlock with a subscription. Both go through the same human review, so a free marketing prompt meets the same quality bar as a paid one before it appears in the category.