By skyforbes 
How to make AI think like a copywriter, strategist, analyst, and planner — not just a content machine
Marketers who treat ChatGPT like a typing assistant get generic content. Marketers who prompt it like a team get strategy, storytelling, customer insights, and campaign plans. The difference is not the tool — it’s the framework.
This isn’t another list of prompts. This is a system on how to structure prompts so ChatGPT behaves like your copywriter, strategist, analyst, and planner — delivering the depth and direction you’d expect from a marketing department.
The Problem: Most Marketers Use AI on Level 1
Typing “Write a blog” or “Create a caption” keeps AI at execution level.
But great marketers know — execution comes after clarity, positioning, research, and messaging.
If you want ChatGPT to deliver high-value output, you must ask it to think in roles.
The Role-Based Prompt Framework
Instead of one-shot instructions, assign roles. Each role mimics a real marketing function with its responsibilities and thinking style.