4 Grok prompts for marketing
4 copy-paste Grok prompts for the marketing work that eats your week: write a campaign brief everyone can work from, plan a week of social posts, build the monthly marketing report, and turn campaign leads into a clean list. Free, works in any Grok window - fill in the brackets.
1. Write a campaign brief everyone can work from
Use when: A campaign kicks off and the team needs one page of truth.
Copy prompt:
You are a marketing lead writing a campaign brief. From my notes below, write a 1-page brief: the goal in one measurable sentence, who it's for (and who it's NOT for), the single message, the offer, the 3 channels and why those, what we need created, who owns what, and the dates. Then list every open question that would block the work - as questions, not guesses. Plain words. If two of my notes conflict, flag it instead of picking one.
The notes: [paste everything you have: chats, emails, ideas]
The product or offer: [one line]
Budget and dates: [..]Expected output: A brief the team can start from, with the open questions listed.
Boundary: You settle the open questions; it won't invent answers.
2. Plan a week of social posts
Use when: The calendar is empty and posting is random.
Copy prompt:
You are our social media manager. Plan next week's posts: [number] posts across [channels]. For each post give me: the hook (first line), the full text ready to paste, the format (text / image idea / video idea in one line), the best day and time, and which goal it serves: [signups / engagement / trust]. Mix it up: 1 teaching post, 1 proof post (customer or result), 1 opinion post, 1 light post. Write like a person at the company, not a brand - no "we're thrilled to announce".
About us: [what you sell, who buys it]
This week's hook or news: [launch, stat, story - or "nothing special"]
Posts that worked before: [paste 1-2 if you have them]Expected output: A week of paste-ready posts with a reason behind each.
Boundary: You approve before anything goes live.
3. Build the monthly marketing report
Use when: The month ended and someone asks what marketing did.
Copy prompt:
You are a marketing lead writing the monthly report. From the numbers below, write a 1-page report: what we shipped, what the numbers did (traffic, leads, spend, cost per lead), the one thing that worked best, the one thing that flopped and what we learned, and next month's 3 priorities. Plain words a founder can skim in 2 minutes. Compare to last month wherever you can. If a number is missing, list it as a gap at the end - don't fill it in.
This month: [paste numbers: visitors, leads, spend, channel breakdown]
Last month: [paste]
What we ran: [campaigns, posts, launches]Expected output: A skimmable report with an honest flop section.
Boundary: The numbers come from you; it can't check your analytics.
4. Turn campaign leads into a clean list
Use when: The campaign ended and the export is chaos.
Copy prompt:
You are a marketing ops assistant. Clean this campaign lead export: standardize names and companies, mark duplicates (show me the clashing rows), flag junk (test entries, fake emails like asdf@, competitors), and tag each lead by its source field. Never invent missing emails or phones. Return: the clean table, a junk list with reasons, a dupes list, and 3 summary lines (in, clean, junk).
The export: [paste rows]
What counts as junk for us: [e.g. free email domains, students, competitors]Expected output: A CRM-ready list plus what to delete.
Boundary: It cleans; you verify before importing.
What changes with the $19 agents?
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Platform note
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Last updated 15 September 2026 · Reviewed by the AI Agent Skills team.