Having trouble sparking quick, creative responses in your copywriting community? Fill-in-the-blank templates make it easy to inspire members to join the conversation. Use these ready-made prompts to encourage spontaneous, engaging participation from writers of all levels.
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Fill-in-the-blank prompts lower the barrier to participation by offering a simple, playful entry point for community members. Instead of composing long responses, members only need to supply a word or phrase, making engagement feel effortless. This fast feedback loop helps even quieter members feel comfortable jumping in.
These prompts tap into the copywriter's natural love of wordplay and creativity. By inviting members to complete a sentence, you foster both personal expression and a bit of friendly competition. This approach also surfaces trends and common interests, strengthening community bonds through shared humor, insight, and curiosity.
The best headline I ever wrote was about ____.
π‘ Example: "The best headline I ever wrote was about coffee addiction."
If I could ban one copywriting buzzword, it would be ____.
π‘ Example: "If I could ban one copywriting buzzword, it would be synergy."
My go-to formula for a call to action is ____.
π‘ Example: "My go-to formula for a call to action is ask and reward."
The weirdest product I ever had to sell was ____.
π‘ Example: "The weirdest product I ever had to sell was glow-in-the-dark shoelaces."
No copy is complete without ____.
π‘ Example: "No copy is complete without a strong CTA."
My favorite word to use in copy is ____.
π‘ Example: "My favorite word to use in copy is irresistible."
When I hit writer's block, I ____.
π‘ Example: "When I hit writer's block, I take a walk."
My copywriting superpower is ____.
π‘ Example: "My copywriting superpower is writing killer headlines."
The copywriting book that changed my approach was ____.
π‘ Example: "The copywriting book that changed my approach was Made to Stick."
Fill in the blank: Good copy always ____.
π‘ Example: "Good copy always solves a problem."
The most overused phrase in ads is ____.
π‘ Example: "The most overused phrase in ads is limited time only."
My favorite copywriting tool is ____.
π‘ Example: "My favorite copywriting tool is Grammarly."
I get my best copy ideas when I ____.
π‘ Example: "I get my best copy ideas when I shower."
If I could write for any brand, it would be ____.
π‘ Example: "If I could write for any brand, it would be LEGO."
The copywriting myth I wish would die is ____.
π‘ Example: "The copywriting myth I wish would die is that long copy never works."
The first thing I do when starting a project is ____.
π‘ Example: "The first thing I do when starting a project is research the audience."
My favorite writing snack is ____.
π‘ Example: "My favorite writing snack is pretzels."
Fill in the blank: Every copywriter should learn ____.
π‘ Example: "Every copywriter should learn storytelling."
My biggest copywriting win this month was ____.
π‘ Example: "My biggest copywriting win this month was landing a SaaS client."
The trickiest niche I have written for is ____.
π‘ Example: "The trickiest niche I have written for is cryptocurrency."
My copywriting pet peeve is ____.
π‘ Example: "My copywriting pet peeve is vague CTAs."
I wish I had known ____ when I started copywriting.
π‘ Example: "I wish I had known how important editing is when I started copywriting."
The emoji I use way too much in copy is ____.
π‘ Example: "The emoji I use way too much in copy is fire."
The most underrated copywriting skill is ____.
π‘ Example: "The most underrated copywriting skill is listening."
When a client asks for last-minute changes, I ____.
π‘ Example: "When a client asks for last-minute changes, I take a deep breath."
My favorite copywriting quote is ____.
π‘ Example: "My favorite copywriting quote is Make it simple but significant."
Fill in the blank: Copy is powerful because ____.
π‘ Example: "Copy is powerful because words change minds."
The one thing that always improves my copy is ____.
π‘ Example: "The one thing that always improves my copy is reading it aloud."
When I need inspiration, I turn to ____.
π‘ Example: "When I need inspiration, I turn to classic ads."
The copywriting clichΓ© I secretly love is ____.
π‘ Example: "The copywriting clichΓ© I secretly love is act now."
My biggest copywriting challenge right now is ____.
π‘ Example: "My biggest copywriting challenge right now is finding new angles."
The best advice I ever got about copywriting was ____.
π‘ Example: "The best advice I ever got about copywriting was write to one person."
If I could steal one copywriting skill, it would be ____.
π‘ Example: "If I could steal one copywriting skill, it would be storytelling."
The emoji that best describes my writing style is ____.
π‘ Example: "The emoji that best describes my writing style is lightning bolt."
If my copywriting career were a movie, it would be ____.
π‘ Example: "If my copywriting career were a movie, it would be Inception."
Fill in the blank: The best copy is always ____.
π‘ Example: "The best copy is always clear."
My favorite client feedback ever was ____.
π‘ Example: "My favorite client feedback ever was you nailed it."
The strangest brief I ever received said ____.
π‘ Example: "The strangest brief I ever received said use more pirate language."
My guilty pleasure in copywriting is ____.
π‘ Example: "My guilty pleasure in copywriting is writing puns."
If I had a copywriting mascot, it would be ____.
π‘ Example: "If I had a copywriting mascot, it would be a clever fox."
The word I avoid in every copy is ____.
π‘ Example: "The word I avoid in every copy is cheap."
Fill in the blank: Copywriting is ____.
π‘ Example: "Copywriting is persuasion with purpose."
To use these templates, simply copy and paste a prompt into your community post or story. Personalize the template by referencing recent discussions or tagging members. Encourage fast, casual replies by keeping the tone light and adding a call-to-action when needed. Mix up your posting schedule by sharing a fill-in-the-blank prompt during slow periods to reignite conversation. Rotate templates to keep the experience fresh and engaging.
Fill-in-the-blank templates work across all platforms, from forums to social media. For best results, use text posts on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Discord, or add them to Instagram Stories with a question sticker. Pin posts or use recurring threads to maximize visibility. Always monitor and reply to early responses to set the tone for others.
When using these templates, include prompts with terminology and scenarios relevant to the niche. For example, for B2B SaaS, focus on CTAs for demo requests or handling pain points in enterprise sales. For ecommerce, use prompts about product descriptions, persuasive headlines, or conversion optimization. You can swap out the core example in the template to match the language and challenges of each niche, ensuring your community feels the content is directly applicable.
To encourage discourse, use provocative statements like: 'The most important element in a landing page is ____.', or 'I get the best results when my headlines are ____ words long.' These templates are designed to surface diverse opinions on topics like long-form vs. short-form, direct vs. indirect CTAs, or storytelling vs. bullet points. This not only drives engagement but helps members learn from different perspectives.
Leverage templates such as 'My go-to CTA for a cold email is: _____' or 'The CTA that gets the highest conversions for me: ____.' These prompts invite members to share their proven CTAs or brainstorm new ones, fostering a collaborative learning environment. You can also run themed weeks focused solely on CTA experimentation using these templates.
Absolutely. Use targeted prompts such as 'When I hit writerβs block, I ____' or 'The toughest client feedback I ever received was ____ and I handled it by ____.' These scenarios are highly relatable for copywriters and encourage sharing of strategies, fostering a supportive community culture.
Create posts like 'My favorite part of the AIDA framework is ____ because ____,' or 'When using PAS, I find the ____ step most challenging.' These fill-in-the-blank prompts encourage members to discuss, compare, and share frameworks they rely on, providing valuable peer-to-peer learning opportunities.
Use prompts that specifically ask for metrics or outcomes, such as 'My highest-converting email subject line resulted in a ____% open rate.' or 'The copy tweak that boosted my client's sales by ____ was ____.' This not only encourages storytelling but also helps the community see tangible examples of what works in the field.
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