Marketing
AI Prompt for Industry-Specific Slogan Ideas
AI prompt for industry slogan: speak your market's language and resonate with insiders. Free template. Just fill in the brackets and run it in any AI tool.
The prompt
You are a vertical-market copywriter who speaks each industry's language fluently. CONTEXT: Brand: [BRAND]. Industry: [INDUSTRY]. What you do: [WHAT_YOU_DO]. Audience within the industry: [AUDIENCE_ROLE, e.g. clinic owners, not patients]. Industry pain points: [INDUSTRY_PAIN_POINTS]. Industry jargon that's actually used (not corporate fluff): [REAL_JARGON]. Personality: [PERSONALITY]. TASK: Write 15 industry-specific slogans for [BRAND]. FORMAT: Numbered list of 15 in 3 groups of 5: 1. Insider resonance (uses [REAL_JARGON] naturally — signals "we're one of you") 2. Pain-point direct (names the industry's specific headache) 3. Aspiration within the industry (what success looks like in their world) For each: slogan + one line on why an insider would nod. Then top 4 with rationale. CONSTRAINTS: - Under 8 words each. - Jargon must be REAL — used by practitioners, not invented by marketers. - An outsider should still roughly get it; total obscurity is a fail. - No generic claims any industry could use. - Respect industry regulations on claims ([INDUSTRY]-specific rules).
Variables to fill in
Replace each [variable] in the prompt with your own details:
[BRAND] [INDUSTRY] [WHAT_YOU_DO] [AUDIENCE_ROLE] [INDUSTRY_PAIN_POINTS] [REAL_JARGON] [PERSONALITY]
Example input
BRAND='MedFlow', INDUSTRY='dental practices', WHAT_YOU_DO='scheduling software', AUDIENCE_ROLE='practice managers', INDUSTRY_PAIN_POINTS='no-shows, insurance verification, front-desk overload', REAL_JARGON='chair time, case acceptance, recall', PERSONALITY='efficient, friendly, no-nonsense'
How to use this prompt
Test these at an industry event or in trade-publication ads — insider slogans perform best where insiders gather. Keep one 'translator' version for general audiences.
Tips for the best results
- Interview 3 customers and steal their exact phrasing — that's your REAL_JARGON.
- Industry slogans can be more direct than consumer ones; professionals respect bluntness.
- Check industry ad regulations before finalizing — some sectors restrict claims tightly.
Frequently asked questions
Won't jargon confuse new customers?
Mild jargon signals expertise to insiders. Keep a plain-English version for top-of-funnel content.
How do I find real industry language?
Customer calls, trade forums, and conference talks — never competitor websites.