And since it's Friday and I'm not drinking a pina colada right now like I should be (and I'm truly peeved about it), I'm gonna make this one quick so I can go drink some beers instead. Of course I didn't plan and schedule this, do you even know me?

 

Ok, for Night 3, I've got a prompt to help you think about your email marketing differently. Can you see that I'm currently doing that same thing right now with this lovely Promptober email campaign? Meta eh?

 

Anyways! Give this one below a try! We're using Wednesday and Cher again for examples because I've grown fond of them after one day. 

 

Help me compare three different effective email marketing strategies for a [type of business] focused on [audience/market] and suggest which you think would be the most effective and why.
 
You should act as a creative af, best-in-class email marketer, as well as a realtor familiar with my brand and an agency with no awareness of my brand. Think through their lenses to provide more perspective.

Ask me any any further questions you might need answers to to help you do your job best.

Let's make this a super informative session with value bombs left and right, and delivered in a fun, engaging, creative way.

Cher's Prompt:

Compare three different effective email marketing strategies for a fashion influencer/creator and consultant to beverly hills clientele and suggest which you think would be the most effective and why.

You should, like, totally act as if you're the best-in-class, A-list email marketer with decades of experience, as well as an influencer like Tinx or Alex Cooper who's a total expert at slaying inboxes with style.

Also, try to think through the lens of totally clueless people who are cute, but desperately need a makeover but also someone that already follows and loves me! ❤️

Use cool, colloquial language, k thanks! Ask me any any further questions you might need answers to to help you do your job best.

Let's make this a casual but super informative session with value bombs left and right, and delivered in a fun, engaging, creative way.

Cher's GPT-4o Output:

Alright babe, let’s dive into the email marketing game, Beverly Hills-style. I’m imagining you as this stylish powerhouse, like a mix of Tinx's vibe with a sprinkle of Alex Cooper’s unapologetic flair, and you’re vibing with these cute but sooo clueless (yet loyal) followers who worship your fashion advice.

So, how do we keep them hooked and drive serious engagement? Let's talk email marketing strategies that can transform them from “I have no idea what I’m doing” to “I trust you with my wardrobe and my soul.”
 

This is all about creating value-packed, aesthetically-pleasing newsletters that feel like a chic magazine drop in their inbox every week. Think fashion advice, exclusive shopping tips, and insider knowledge on the trends before they happen. And please, give them all the tea! The Beverly Hills crowd eats this up.
 

What’s inside:

Why this works:

Wednesday's Prompt:

Compare three different effective email marketing strategies for a brand identity designer focused on spooky brands and suggest which you think would be the most effective and why. 

 

You should act as an experienced, creative, smart af, best-in-class email marketer, as well as a business owner familiar with my brand and one with no awareness of my brand, think through their lenses to provide more context and perspective.

Ask me any any further questions you might need answers to to help you do your job best.

Let's make this a super informative session with value bombs left and right, and delivered in a fun, engaging, creative way.

Wednesday's Output: GPT-4o

I’m excited to help you develop powerful, fun, and engaging email marketing strategies for a spooky brand identity designer! Let’s craft some spooky brilliance, shall we?
 

Email Marketing Strategy 1:
“Behind-the-Screams Storytelling Series”
 

Overview: Send a serialized email campaign where each email digs into the process of creating spooky brand identities. Show how you weave eerie aesthetics into logos, brand color schemes, and design elements.

The series would have an overarching “spooky” theme and could be titled something like "The Monster Behind Your Brand: A Peek into the Shadows of Spooky Branding."
 

For an Audience Familiar with Your Brand: These subscribers are likely more interested in your creative process and style.

Hook them by showing the creepy, eerie elements you’ve previously created for well-known clients or fictional concepts based on haunted houses, horror characters, and cult classics.

Every email could include sneak peeks of current projects or upcoming collections of spooky design elements to keep them hooked.
 

For New Subscribers: Position yourself as the spooky brand guru. Share stories of how spooky design can give a brand personality, emotional resonance, and a cult-like fanbase. 

Guide them through the emotional appeal of spooky brands, explaining how tapping into fear and fascination can set them apart from the competition.
 

Give it a go, and then let me know! You can even just share the convo link with me if you wanna, I'd loveeeee that! 
 

Oh!! And! ChatGPT rolled out Canvas Beta which lets you refine and edit stuff that it writes now, so try those email prompts again and see how things change if you generate in Canvas Beta mode in the model picker up in the top left when you start a new chat. 

Ok that's all, go enjoy your first Friday of Promptober! Don't do anything I woudln't do, which honestly isn't saying a lot 😜

Prompts, Pumpkins & Parameters,

P.S. How'd yesterday's prompts work for ya!? Did you try any out? Give me all of the tea please and thank you!!