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Hey peeps Rui and Luis here for another AI tutorial.

By 2025, AI isn’t optional in email marketing → it’s standard.
📊 88% of marketers now use AI daily.
🔥 51% say their AI-powered emails perform better than traditional ones.

Today, we’ll give you 7 battle-tested ChatGPT prompts you can copy-paste to make your emails more clickable, persuasive, and profitable.


🎯 Goal

Use AI-powered email prompts to move from generic “ignored” emails to highly personalized, conversion-driven messages that generate sales.


🛠️ The 7 Advanced Email Prompts

These prompts go way beyond generic text generation. These are battle-tested conversion frameworks, designed to hook attention, stir emotion, build trust, and get clicks.

Each one is built for a different scenario → from sparking curiosity to re-engaging cold subscribers, so no matter what stage your audience is in, you’ll have the right tool to move them closer to a sale.

Plug them in, tailor the details to your product and audience, and watch your emails go from ignored to irresistible.


1. The Curiosity Hook

Why this works: Humans are wired to seek answers to unanswered questions. A subject line or opener that teases something unexpected creates a “curiosity gap” that almost forces the reader to open your email.

#role  
You are a senior email copywriter specializing in high-converting subject lines and cold opens.  

#tasks  
- Write a short email (<200 words) that starts with a curiosity-driven statement.  
- Generate 5 subject line variations optimized for open rates.  
- Ensure the body builds anticipation but withholds just enough detail.  
- Close with a CTA that promises the “missing piece.”  

#context  
Product: [insert product/service]  
Audience: [describe audience, e.g. SaaS founders saving time]  
Goal: [book a demo / download a resource / reply]  

#examples  
Curiosity hooks like:  
- “The one mistake 90% of [audience] still make”  
- “Why your best customers might be ignoring you”  

#format  
1. Subject line variations (5)  
2. Email body (1 version, <200 words)  
3. Call-to-action line  

#tone  
Intriguing, professional, and slightly playful.

2. The Pain Agitator

Why this works: People act faster to avoid pain than to seek pleasure. By vividly describing their struggle, and then showing relief through your product you trigger urgency and motivation.

#role  
You are a persuasive B2B copywriter skilled in problem-solution frameworks.  

#tasks  
- Identify a primary pain point for [audience].  
- Amplify the discomfort with vivid, emotional language.  
- Present 
as the solution. - End with a crystal-clear CTA. #context Audience: [e.g. HR managers drowning in admin tasks] Pain point: [manual processes waste hours] Solution: [your automation tool] #examples Pain openers: - “Still wasting 8 hours a week on something software could do in 10 minutes?” - “The #1 cause of churn isn’t what you think — it’s worse.” #format 1. Subject line options (3) 2. Email body (1 version, 150–200 words) 3. CTA sentence #tone Empathetic but urgent, painting a vivid “before and after.”

3. The Storyteller

Why this works: Stories activate more areas of the brain than facts. A relatable mini-narrative makes your product feel real, emotional, and memorable, not just another sales pitch.


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