ChatGPT prompts for insurance agency marketing
Generic marketing copy is what you get when the prompt does not say who the agency serves or what makes it different. These prompts put that in the first line and ask the model to write to it, so the draft sounds like your agency and not any agency.
20prompts. Square brackets are blanks you fill in. “Fix this for my situation” opens the free grader with the prompt loaded so you can add your specifics and see the score.
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From these five client worries, create a month of content: 12 social posts, 3 emails, 1 article outline. Worries: [list].
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Here is my agency bio and homepage copy: [paste]. Where is it weak, and rewrite it focused on [ideal client].
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Draft three one-sentence value propositions for an agency that serves [specific client] better than anyone.
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Write a warm review request under 80 words, plus a one-line reminder for clients who didn't get to it.
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Write five short, educational social posts about [topic] that position me as the helpful local expert.
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Draft a simple monthly email newsletter outline for an insurance agency that clients would actually read.
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Rewrite my elevator pitch to be clearer and more memorable: [paste].
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Write an 'about the agency' page that tells our story and why we do this, warm and human, under 300 words. Here are the facts: [paste].
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Draft 10 short testimonial-request prompts I could send clients, each asking about a specific thing we did well.
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Write a one-page flyer for a [coverage type] aimed at [audience], with a clear headline, three benefits, and a single call to action.
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Draft a press-style announcement for the local paper about [agency milestone / new office / community sponsorship], factual and modest, under 200 words.
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Write five email subject lines for a newsletter about [topic] that get opens without sounding like clickbait.
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Draft a short welcome message for visitors landing on my website for the first time, that explains what we do and invites a no-pressure conversation. Under 80 words.
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Rewrite this jargon-filled marketing paragraph into something a normal person would actually read and trust: [paste].
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Write a series of five 'myth vs fact' social posts about [line of business] that correct common misunderstandings.
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Draft a sponsorship thank-you and recap post for a local [team / event / charity] we supported, that shows community involvement without bragging.
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Write three short video scripts under 60 seconds each, explaining one simple insurance concept per video, for social media.
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Draft a re-introduction email to my whole list after a quiet stretch, explaining what we're focused on now, warm and brief. Under 120 words.
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Give me a 12-month content calendar outline for an agency, one theme per month, tied to seasonal client concerns.
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Write a clear, friendly description of the free services I offer existing clients that they may not know about. Under 150 words.
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