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How do I use ChatGPT for marketing?

Last checked: 17 October 2026 · The AI Till, UK

Short answer

Use ChatGPT to draft marketing emails, adverts, website pages, social posts and leaflets, to brainstorm offers and to summarise customer feedback. Give it real details about your business, customers and area, ask for several options, and edit in your own voice. Check every claim, price and legal point, and never let it invent reviews.

Seven jobs it does well

Write a first draft of a service page.
Turn a job into a short case study.
Draft a monthly customer email.
Write three Google or Facebook ad versions to test.
Plan a month of social posts.
Summarise reviews to find what customers value.
Write a leaflet for a local drop.

A strong prompt

"You're helping a [business] in [town]. Our customers are [who]. Write a 120-word email offering [service], friendly and plain, British spelling, no exclamation marks, one clear call to action. Give three subject lines."

See how to write a good ChatGPT prompt.

Rules to follow

Marketing emails and texts to individuals need consent under PECR, with a soft opt-in for existing customers.
Claims must be honest under the CAP Code.
Fake reviews are banned under the DMCC Act.

Is ChatGPT the best tool?

It's a strong all-rounder. See what is the best AI for marketing? and how to use AI for social media.

Sources

Checked 17 October 2026. Rules and prices change, so check the source before you rely on it. This is general information, not legal, tax or financial advice.

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