30 Claude AI Prompts for Business & Marketing 2026

Write a sales page for [product]. Use the PAS framework (Problem-Agitate-Solution).
Include: hero hook, problem amplification, solution intro, 5 benefits (not features),
3 testimonial templates, FAQ (5 objections), guarantee, CTA. Tone: confident, not pushy.

Write a 7-email welcome sequence for new subscribers to [list/product].
- Day 1: warm welcome + best content
- Day 2: founder story / why this exists
- Day 3: showcase transformation/results
- Day 4: address top objection
- Day 5: social proof + case study
- Day 6: limited offer setup
- Day 7: offer + scarcity

Write a 4-sentence cold email to [target persona] pitching [offer].
- Hook: specific observation about their business
- Bridge: connect to their likely pain
- Value: 1 concrete benefit
- CTA: low-friction (15-min call, link, reply)
No "Hope this finds you well." Be human.

Generate 10 ad headlines + 10 descriptions for [product] targeting [audience]
on [platform]. Mix angles: pain-driven, aspiration-driven, social-proof,
contrarian, FOMO. Stay under [character limits].

Generate 15 landing page headline variations for [product/offer].
Use proven formulas: [How to X without Y], [Get X in Y time], [The X way to Y],
[Why X is the new Y]. Rank top 3 by clarity + curiosity + specificity.

Write 12 email subject lines for [campaign topic] that DON'T sound corporate.
Mix: question, curiosity gap, urgency, personal, contrarian, numbers.
Keep under 50 characters. Avoid "important update", "newsletter", etc.

Rewrite this product description to be conversion-optimized:
[paste]

Focus: feature → benefit transformation, sensory language, addressing top objections,
SEO keywords [keywords], scannable format. Keep under 150 words.

Write the "About Us" page for [brand]. Use a story arc: founder problem,
"aha moment", journey, current mission, invitation to join. Make readers FEEL,
not just read facts. 300 words.

Build a detailed customer persona for [product]. Include:
- Demographics + psychographics
- Day in their life
- Top 5 pains, top 5 desires
- Where they consume content
- What language they use (verbatim phrases)
- Top 3 objections to buying
- Decision-making process

Analyze top 5 competitors of [my product]. For each:
- Positioning + tagline
- Pricing model
- Target audience
- Strengths + weaknesses
- Content strategy
- Marketing channels

Then identify 3 gaps I can exploit.

Build a 90-day marketing plan for [business] with budget $[X].
Output: monthly themes, weekly priorities, channel mix, content calendar,
KPIs to track. Prioritize highest ROI activities first.

Recommend pricing for [product]. Consider: value perception, competitor pricing,
psychological anchors, customer willingness to pay. Output 3 tiers with positioning,
features per tier, target customer per tier, expected revenue mix.

Build a launch plan for [product] launching in [date]. Phases:
- Pre-launch (waitlist, teasers) - 4 weeks
- Launch week (daily activities)
- Post-launch (sustaining momentum) - 2 weeks

Include emails, social posts, press, partnerships, paid ads.

Outline a 12-slide investor pitch deck for [startup]:
problem, solution, market size, product demo, traction, business model,
go-to-market, competition, team, financials, ask. Include talking points per slide.

Conduct a SWOT analysis for [business/product]. Be specific and brutal.
For each weakness/threat, suggest 2 concrete mitigations.
For each strength/opportunity, suggest 2 ways to leverage.

Build a 30-day social media calendar for [brand] on [platform].
Mix: 40% educational, 30% engagement, 20% promotional, 10% personal/behind-scenes.
For each post: hook, body, CTA, hashtags, ideal post time, visual idea.

Turn this content [paste insight/article] into a viral X thread.
- Tweet 1: hook (curiosity gap or contrarian)
- Tweets 2-9: one idea each, scannable, line breaks
- Tweet 10: summary + soft CTA

Total 250-300 chars per tweet. End with engagement question.

Write a 200-word LinkedIn post in the voice of a [role] sharing a lesson about
[topic]. Use:
- Personal hook (specific moment)
- 3-act structure
- Vulnerability + insight
- Light formatting (line breaks)
- End with question to drive comments

Create a 10-slide Instagram carousel on [topic] for [audience].
For each slide: short text (max 15 words), visual suggestion, what makes user
swipe to next. Slide 10 = strong CTA.

Write a 30-second video script for [topic]:
- 1-2 sec hook (visual + spoken)
- 20 sec body (3 punchy points)
- 5 sec CTA
Include: what to film, on-screen text per second, music vibe, hashtags.

Take this article [paste] and create:
- 1 LinkedIn post (long-form)
- 3 X/Twitter posts (one-liners + thread)
- 1 Instagram carousel script (10 slides)
- 1 YouTube Short script (60 sec)
- 1 newsletter blurb (100 words)
- 1 podcast topic outline

Suggest 30 hashtags for [topic] on [platform]:
- 10 broad (high volume, low rank chance)
- 15 medium (sweet spot)
- 5 niche (low volume, high engagement)

Then suggest 3 currently-trending angles I could ride.

List top 10 objections customers raise about [product]. For each:
- Underlying fear/concern
- 1-sentence empathetic reframe
- Supporting proof point or social proof
- Soft pivot to next step

Generate 15 sales discovery questions for [product] using SPIN framework:
- 4 Situation questions
- 4 Problem questions
- 4 Implication questions
- 3 Need-Payoff questions
Avoid leading questions. Make prospect realize their pain.

Write a win-back email sequence (3 emails over 7 days) for churned customers
of [product]. Address: why they may have left, what's changed, soft incentive,
final goodbye email with feedback request.

Create a 15-question customer discovery interview script for [product idea].
Apply The Mom Test: questions about past behavior, not future opinions.
No leading questions. Goal: validate problem + willingness to pay.

Design an NPS survey email + 3 follow-up email templates:
- For promoters (9-10): testimonial request
- For passives (7-8): improvement question
- For detractors (0-6): apology + win-back path

Turn this customer success story [paste raw info] into a polished case study:
- Headline with specific result
- Customer background
- Challenge (the "before")
- Solution (what we did)
- Results (with numbers)
- Quote
- CTA

I'm in a sales negotiation with [type of customer] who wants 20% off [product].
Help me hold price by:
- Reframing value
- Offering non-price concessions (timeline, scope, payment terms)
- Anchoring to ROI

Design a referral program for [product]. Include:
- Reward for referrer + referee
- Mechanic (link/code/etc.)
- Launch email to existing customers
- 3 follow-up nudges
- Tracking metrics