Ten categories covering the whole job: Marketing Strategy, Content Marketing, Social Media, Copywriting, Paid Advertising, Email Marketing, SEO, Branding, Analytics and Optimisation, and AI Visual and Video Content.
Every prompt follows the same structure — Purpose, Why It Works, Variables, a copy-paste Prompt block with the fillable parts marked, Step-by-Step guidance, a worked Example, a Pro Tip, and a Common Mistake to avoid.
The examples use real rupee figures and Indian businesses, not abstract placeholders, so the outputs land closer to something you can act on.
New to AI for marketing? Start with the Beginner's Guide and Prompt Engineering for Marketers in the Bonus Resources — together they cover the handful of techniques every prompt here is built on.
Planning something bigger? The Workflows section maps which prompts to run and in what order for ten real situations: planning a full campaign, launching a product, building an email system, and more.
One habit the book keeps returning to: never leave a bracketed variable vague. A real number, even a rough one, produces a dramatically better result than a placeholder guess.