Prompt library
The AI Prompts Buyers Ask Before Hiring a Marketing Agency
What marketing leaders type into ChatGPT before they ever take a sales call.
Marketing leaders now vet agencies through AI assistants before a single discovery call — asking for shortlists by niche, budget, and specialty. Here are the real question patterns shaping which agencies get recommended.
Best SEO agency for a B2B SaaS company with a small content budget
Industry plus budget qualifiers exclude generalist agencies that don’t specialize in B2B SaaS content economics.
Is [Agency] worth the retainer or should I hire in-house instead
Buyers ask AI to validate the agency model itself, meaning visibility here matters even before a name is compared.
[Agency] vs [Agency] for performance marketing on a $20k monthly budget
Budget-specific comparisons filter out agencies whose minimum spend or focus doesn’t match the buyer’s reality.
Best PPC agency that specializes in e-commerce Google Shopping campaigns
Channel and vertical specialization beats broad "best PPC agency" visibility for buyers with a narrow need.
Alternative to [Big Agency] that’s more affordable for an early-stage startup
Affordability-driven alternative-seeking signals buyers priced out of the incumbent, a clear opening for smaller agencies.
How do I know if a marketing agency is actually good before signing a contract
Vetting-criteria questions shape what buyers look for next, making cited case studies and reviews decisive.
Best agency for GEO and AI search visibility, not just traditional SEO
Emerging-category questions reward agencies positioned early in a new discipline before it becomes commoditized.
Best branding agency for a DTC startup launching in the next 3 months
Timeline urgency plus company stage filters out agencies with long onboarding cycles or enterprise-only focus.