Prompt course · 8 lessons · 30 prompts · 1 hour · Beginner
AI for Growth Marketers
Growth marketing is a writing job and a numbers job at the same time. This course gives you prompts for both, built around the tasks you already do each week.
What you'll learn
- Read user data: Turn analytics and ad exports into plain findings you can act on.
- Write ad variations: Draft and sharpen paid ad copy for search, social, and display.
- Design A/B tests: Turn a hunch into a hypothesis, a brief, and success criteria.
- Fix funnel steps: Spot friction and draft the copy or offer that eases it.
- Build landing pages: Write page sections, FAQs, and form copy for one campaign.
- Plan email sequences: Map lifecycle, promo, and win-back emails that move people to act.
- Report KPIs clearly: Define metrics and explain movement to stakeholders in plain words.
- Scale what works: Plan budget shifts and new channel tests from proven winners.
What's inside
8 lessons · 30 prompts- Before you start · framework course AIDA, PAS and More: Copywriting Prompt FrameworksThis framework helps growth marketers structure prompts for ads, emails, and landing pages, like drafting a PAS Facebook ad to boost signups.
- Before you start · framework course BAB Prompt Framework: Before, After, BridgeBAB helps you write landing page copy by showing the prospect's current pain, desired result, then your product as the bridge.
- Start here Priya's Thursday, Two WaysA day in the life of a Growth Marketer, before and after these prompts.
- 01 Lesson 1 · 3 prompts Analyze User Data
- 02 Lesson 2 · 3 prompts Draft Paid Ad Copy
- 03 Lesson 3 · 3 prompts Plan A/B Tests
- 04 Lesson 4 · 5 prompts Optimize Conversion Funnels
- 05 Lesson 5 · 3 prompts Build Landing Page Copy
- 06 Lesson 6 · 7 prompts Launch Email Campaigns
- 07 Lesson 7 · 3 prompts Track and Report KPIs
- 08 Lesson 8 · 3 prompts Scale Winning Channels
About this course
7 topicsPrompts That Move Your Growth Funnel
Growth marketing is a writing job and a numbers job at the same time. This course gives you prompts for both, built around the tasks you already do each week.
Each lesson takes one job, like analyzing user data or planning an A/B test, and shows you how to get a useful first draft from your AI in a few minutes.
The lessons
- Analyze User Data: Turn analytics, CRM, and ad platform exports into clear user behavior and performance insights.
- Draft Paid Ad Copy: Generate and refine ad variations for search, social, and display campaigns from audience, offer, and proof points.
- Plan A/B Tests: Turn funnel observations into testable hypotheses, experiment briefs, and clear success criteria.
- Optimize Conversion Funnels: Identify friction points and draft copy, offers, and experiment ideas to improve each funnel step.
- Build Landing Page Copy: Create landing page sections, FAQs, and form copy aligned to a specific campaign and audience.
- Launch Email Campaigns: Plan and write lifecycle, promotional, and re-engagement email sequences that move users to action.
- Track and Report KPIs: Define growth metrics, draft weekly updates, and explain KPI movement to stakeholders.
- Scale Winning Channels: Plan budget shifts, creative expansion, and new channel tests from proven winners.
What the Course Covers
Eight lessons, in the order you would use them in a normal growth cycle. You start by reading user data, move into ad copy and test planning, then work through funnels, landing pages, email, reporting, and scaling what works.
How the Lessons Connect
Each lesson feeds the next. The data read shapes your test idea. The test brief shapes your ad and landing page copy. The results shape your KPI report and your next budget move.
By the end you have a full loop, not eight separate tricks.
Using the Prompts Well
Give the AI real context: the audience, the offer, the proof, the channel, and what success looks like. Then push back on the first answer.
Ask for three versions, ask what is weak, and keep the lines that sound like your brand.
Who This Course Is For
Growth marketers who own channels, run tests, and report numbers. It also fits people moving into growth from content, paid media, or product marketing. No coding or data science background needed.
Safety and Privacy for This Job
Your exports often hold customer details, and your ad accounts hold spend data. Leave names, emails, and account numbers out of prompts. Use ranges and labels instead.
Check your company rules before you paste anything.
Your Next Step
Open the first lesson and bring one real task with you. Run the data prompt on last week's export. You will see quickly where AI helps and where your judgment still leads.