AI Content Prompt Pack for Creators
150 prompts for captions, scripts, hooks, thumbnails, newsletters and repurposing one idea into ten.
Written against
- · Ad Standards Canada — Influencer Marketing Disclosure Guidelines
- · Competition Act — misleading representations and testimonial disclosure
- · Copyright Act (Canada) — licensing, moral rights and music use
- · Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL)
1. How to prompt well
- · Give the model your audience, your voice, the platform and the goal in every prompt
- · Provide two examples of your own best-performing posts as a style reference
- · Ask for 10 options, then edit — never publish the first output
- · Fact-check every claim, statistic and price before it goes live
2. Hook and idea prompts
- · "Give me 20 hooks for a video about [topic] aimed at [audience]. Lead with tension. Under 10 words each."
- · "Turn this comment from my audience into 5 video ideas: '[comment]'."
- · "List 10 counterintuitive takes about [topic] that I could defend with real examples."
- · "Rewrite this hook 8 ways: curiosity, fear of loss, contrarian, personal story, number, question, direct promise, callout."
3. Script and caption prompts
- · "Write a 45-second script: hook, context, three steps, loop ending. Conversational, no filler, grade 6 reading level."
- · "Write a caption for this video. First line must repeat the hook. Three short paragraphs. One call to action. Include an #ad disclosure at the start."
- · "Convert this 12-minute transcript into 5 short-form scripts, each with its own hook."
4. Repurposing prompts
- · "Turn this video into: a carousel outline, an email, a LinkedIn post, a thread, and three quote cards."
- · "Summarize this long-form video into chapter titles with timestamps."
- · "Write a newsletter that expands on this post with one new idea the video did not cover."
5. Growth and analysis prompts
- · "Here are my last 20 posts and their views. Identify the structural patterns in the top 5."
- · "Draft a media kit summary from these audience stats."
- · "Write a polite follow-up to a brand that has not replied in 7 days."
6. Guardrails
- · AI cannot verify claims — you are responsible for accuracy under the Competition Act
- · Do not upload another party's copyrighted material or confidential brand briefs into public AI tools
- · Disclose AI-generated likenesses, voices or people; never imply a real person said something they did not
- · AI-written marketing emails still need CASL consent and an unsubscribe mechanism
This template is provided for general business use and reflects Ontario and federal Canadian requirements as commonly applied. It is not legal, tax or clinical advice. Confirm current requirements with Ontario.ca, your local public health unit or municipality, the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development, the CRA, WSIB and your professional regulator, and have high-risk documents reviewed by a licensed Ontario lawyer or accountant before use.