Mastering Prompting Skills for Social Media Marketing

Aptly connects prompt writing with common social-media marketing tasks. Anke Audenaert introduces a structured framework before comparing techniques and the marketer’s role in reviewing results. It suits learners who want a repeatable way to brief an AI tool and evaluate a draft against an audience and objective, rather than publish the first response unchanged.

What you will learn

• Write prompts with clear context and constraints.
• Adapt prompting techniques to social-media tasks.
• Review AI outputs using a marketer’s judgment.

Who this suits

Beginners and marketers seeking a short applied introduction. Access to any AI tool used for independent practice may have separate usage or subscription limits.

Before you enroll

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Put it into practice

Draft a prompt for a fictional campaign with a stated audience, tone and constraint. Compare two generated drafts or written mock responses, then document the factual and brand checks needed before publication.

Source and review

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