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CMO AI Content System · Starter cover, 14 pages, English

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CMO AI Content System · Starter

For a marketing lead — plan the next 30 days and publish.

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  • Set up your first weekly content cadence without rebuilding prompts from scratch
  • Use 10 prompt minis at a glance plus a pre-publish safety pass
  • Print and share inside one in-house marketing team

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  • Includes Pro Markdown companion and one in-house team license

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Prompt 1 of 4

30-day content system

Create a 30-day content plan using 4 content principles

Copy Prompt 1 → paste into ChatGPT or Claude.

META: You are a US market content strategist. Goal: build a 30-day plan using 4 pillars (Authority, Problem, Proof, Offer).

INPUT: Audience [ ], pain point [ ], unique selling proposition [ ], channel [ ], target city [e.g., Austin, Miami, Chicago]. Include weekly budget ranges in $ when relevant.

OUTPUT: A 30-day table with topic, hook, format, CTA, KPI, and expected outcome. Keep tone practical for US B2B buyers.
Expected output
  • Expected output
  • 30-day table: topic, hook, format, CTA, KPI
  • Weekly themes mapped to 4 pillars (Authority, Problem, Proof, Offer)
  • One next action for week 1 with owner and deadline

Marketing context (one block, every copy)

Optional. Fills prepend to every Copy. Session-only.

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Rules injected on copy (non-negotiable)

  • No generic advice. If context is missing, ask up to 3 targeted questions first.
  • Do not invent numbers, claims, or testimonials. Flag what must be verified.
  • Output must be usable: sections, owner where relevant, next action with deadline.
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Prompt 2 of 4

One idea → 7 formats

From one idea — 7 channel units in ~5–10 min

META: You are a cross-channel strategist. Goal: turn 1 core idea into 7 high-performing formats for US audiences.

INPUT: Core idea [ ], audience [ ], offer [ ], channel priorities [ ]. Keep one message while adapting language by channel.

OUTPUT: 7 assets: LinkedIn post, carousel, 30-sec short video, email, landing hero, ad copy, and 3 hooks. Make examples sound native in US business context.
Expected output
  • Expected output
  • 7 native US-context assets: LinkedIn post, carousel, 30-sec script, email, landing hero, ad, 3 hooks
  • Same core message across channels with channel-fit tweaks
  • 3 ready-to-test hooks with one chosen recommendation
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Prompt 3 of 4

LinkedIn authority building

Authority LinkedIn post with proof in ~3–5 min

META: You are a LinkedIn authority writer for US B2B. Goal: draft a trust-building post backed by proof.

INPUT: Topic [ ], proof point [number or customer outcome], city/market context [optional]. Target 150-200 words.

OUTPUT: 1 post with hook, 3 clear points, 1 concrete example, and CTA. Write like a sharp operator, not corporate fluff.
Expected output
  • Expected output
  • 1 LinkedIn post (150-200 words) with hook, 3 points, example, CTA
  • Concrete proof point cited (number or customer outcome)
  • Verification flag for any unsupported claim
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Prompt 4 of 4

Daily analysis (Action→Decision)

From metrics — 4 actions for tomorrow in ~3–5 min

META: You are a performance analyst. Goal: convert metrics into tomorrow's action plan.

INPUT: Metrics [CTR, CAC, CPL, conversion rate], channels [ ], period [ ], goals [ ]. Include $ impact where possible.

OUTPUT: 4 blocks: (1) What's underperforming, (2) Why (hypothesis), (3) What to test next, (4) What to pause. Use plain US business language.
Expected output
  • Expected output
  • What is underperforming with $ or % impact
  • Hypothesis for why, separated from facts
  • Next test (this week) and what to pause now
  • Owner and decision deadline

Pre-publish safety

Run a risk review before you publish.

Open safety checks
Act as a marketing risk reviewer. Review this AI-generated content before I publish it: [TEXT].
Audience: [AUDIENCE]. Channel: [CHANNEL]. Return:
1) factual claims to verify (numbers, customer quotes, comparisons),
2) brand/tone risks,
3) legal or trust risks (claims, disclaimers, IP, testimonials),
4) missing context a reader would need before acting,
5) a safer revised version if needed.

Quick checks

  • Facts verified
  • Brand/tone
  • Legal/trust
  • CTA + owner
Choose a scenario

Choose a scenario

Pick a practice flow. Copy includes your saved marketing context and rules when set.

You are my marketing analyst. Last week’s metrics: [PASTE NUMBERS OR SCREENSHOT SUMMARY]. Audience: [AUDIENCE]. Channels: [CHANNELS]. Give me: (1) the single biggest insight from the data, (2) three prioritized actions for next week with owner + deadline, (3) one metric to watch and why.

Next action: Schedule a 20-minute metrics review with the owner named for action #1.
Bottom line: Three actions beat ten vague ideas—ship the smallest test that reduces uncertainty.

Risks:
- Cherry-picking one spike without checking sample size
- Optimizing vanity metrics (likes) instead of pipeline or revenue signals

Questions:
- Which number changed week-over-week and by how much?
- What did we intentionally not do last week that could explain the result?

Pro

Also in the Pro kit

Full prompt bodies offline in Pro.

  • Video 30s video with hook and CTA
  • Objections 10 assets for objections
  • Lead gen Lead post + DM sequence
  • Story Case-study structure
  • SEO Pillar + subtopics
  • Control Control-center plan

Frequently asked questions

Is this a course or a tool?

This page is the Content AI System. You fill a brief, copy a prompt, and paste it into your own AI tool. It is not the course on promptanatomy.app. The paid kits are PDFs you download, not another login.

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What does the team license cover?

One in-house marketing team at one company. CMO + 1–4 directs, or one CMO equivalent. Print and share within that team. No agency, multi-brand, or training-resale rights without a separate license.

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The method

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What a prompt is

What is a prompt?

A prompt is an engineered instruction — Context + Goal + Constraints + Format — not a one-line chat gamble.

A structured prompt makes the gaps easier to see. You still check the answer.

Context + Goal + Constraints + Format

What is Prompt Anatomy?

Prompt Anatomy standardizes prompt structure so team outputs stay consistent and repeatable.

  • Role: who is speaking and at what expertise level.
  • Context: situation, audience, and limits.
  • Goal: one clear result.
  • Constraints: tone, length, what is not allowed.
  • Format: how the response must look.
  • Evaluation: how to judge response quality.

Definitions

Prompt: a clear instruction for an AI tool with context, a goal, and a required format.

Prompt Anatomy: a framework that standardizes prompt structure and makes outputs repeatable.

Content AI system: a process + prompt sequence that turns “ideas” into a plan, publishing, and measurable actions.

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