Free Sample Collection
15 Free AI Prompts for
Content Creators
A hand-picked set of prompts from the full vault. Copy any of them into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or your favorite AI tool.
A free cross-section of the full vault
This page is the sampler. Fifteen prompts pulled from across the eight categories in the paid vault, chosen because they're the ones people reach for most: blog outlines, Instagram captions, subject lines, video hooks, keyword research, repurposing, product copy and content calendars.
Every prompt is written as a fill-in-the-blank brief. The brackets are the part you replace — your niche, your audience, your product, your topic. That single habit is the difference between AI output you delete and output you publish, because a model given real context stops reaching for generic phrasing.
Work through them in the order that matches your week. Plan with the content-calendar and pillar prompts, draft with the blog and email prompts, then repurpose one long piece into ten social posts. If they earn their place in your workflow, the full vault adds sixty-five more.
How to get better output from any prompt
- 1.Replace every bracket before you send. An unfilled placeholder is why AI drafts come back vague.
- 2.Add your audience's biggest objection or goal — it shapes the angle more than any tone instruction.
- 3.Ask for options, not answers. Five variations give you a choice; one gives you a chore.
- 4.Follow up in the same chat: "make it shorter", "more specific", "less formal". The second draft is usually the usable one.
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Try These Free Prompts
Blog Posts
Generate 10 blog post ideas for a [niche] blog aimed at [target audience]. For each, include a working title, a one-sentence hook, and the primary reader pain point it solves.
Blog Posts
Create a detailed outline for a 1,500-word blog post titled '[title]'. Include an H2 for each main section, 2-3 bullet points under each, and a suggested takeaway for the conclusion.
Social Media
Write 5 Instagram caption options for a photo of [description], including relevant emojis and a call-to-action. Vary the tone: playful, inspirational, educational, bold, and minimalist.
Social Media
Turn this blog post into a 5-tweet thread that highlights the key takeaways: [paste post or summary]. Open with a strong hook and end with a link prompt.
Generate 15 email subject lines for a newsletter about [topic]. Include a mix: curiosity, benefit-driven, urgency, and personal. Keep each under 50 characters.
Write a 3-email welcome sequence for new subscribers to a [niche] newsletter. Email 1: warm welcome and what to expect. Email 2: best content and a quick win. Email 3: story + soft pitch for [offer].
Video Scripts
Write 5 hook lines (under 10 seconds each) for a YouTube video about [topic]. Each should create an open loop that makes viewers need to keep watching.
SEO
Write an SEO title tag (under 60 characters) and meta description (under 155 characters) for a page about [topic] targeting the keyword [keyword]. Make the title click-worthy, not just keyword-stuffed.
SEO
Suggest 15 long-tail keyword phrases (4+ words) related to [topic] that a [type of site] could realistically rank for. Group them by search intent: informational, commercial, and transactional.
Repurposing
Take this long-form article and extract 10 standalone social media posts from it — one insight or quote per post: [paste article]. Vary between tips, contrarian takes, and questions.
Sales Copy
Write a product description (100-150 words) for [product] aimed at [target customer]. Lead with the main benefit, weave in 3 features as outcomes, and end with a nudge to buy.
Sales Copy
Rewrite this feature list as benefit-driven bullet points: [paste features]. Apply the 'so what?' test to each — every feature should answer why the customer cares.
Content Strategy
Create a 4-week content calendar for a [niche] brand posting [frequency] per week across [platforms]. Include the topic, format, goal (engage/convert/grow), and a working title for each slot.
Content Strategy
Define 4 content pillars for a [type of business] brand. For each pillar: what it covers, why the audience cares, and 5 example post ideas.
Questions about the free prompts
- Are these prompts really free to use?
- Yes. Copy any of them, use them commercially, adapt them for clients. They're a sample of the paid vault, shared so you can judge the quality before spending anything.
- Which AI tool works best with these prompts?
- All of them handle this format. ChatGPT tends to be strongest on structure, Claude on longer prose, Gemini on research-flavoured briefs. The free tier of any of the three is enough.
- What's in the paid vault that isn't here?
- Sixty-five more prompts covering blog posts, social, email, video, SEO, repurposing, sales copy and content planning, organised into eight categories so you can find the right one mid-workflow.
Keep exploring free prompt guides
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ChatGPT prompts for email marketing
Ten more prompts for welcome sequences, subject lines and promos.
ChatGPT prompts for YouTube scripts
Ten more prompts for hooks, outlines, titles and descriptions.
Guides on writing better AI prompts
Longer reads on prompt structure and AI writing workflows.
Want the other 65 prompts?
The full vault has 80 fill-in-the-blank prompts across 8 categories — blog posts, social, email, video, SEO, repurposing, sales copy, and content strategy.
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