AI Prompts for Affiliate Marketing: 12 Prompts to Copy

The best AI prompts for affiliate marketing feed the model what only you have, your own testing notes, real prices, and your audience, and ask for one asset at a time: a review page, a comparison table, a roundup, or an email. Below are 12 copy-paste prompts that work in ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, plus a flagship prompt that turns your testing notes into a full review page with a disclosure at the top.

Replace every [bracket] with your details. Readers and search engines both reward reviews that show real use, so never ask the model to invent results you did not get. In the US, the FTC's Endorsement Guides require a clear and conspicuous disclosure of your affiliate relationship, placed where readers see it before they click a link. Other countries and platforms add their own rules; this guide is not legal advice.

Prompts for research and planning

1. Niche and product shortlist

I write for [audience] about [niche]. Here are products I own or have used: [list]. Rank them by how much real experience I can share, and suggest which three deserve a full review first.

2. Buyer questions map

List the questions a [audience] asks before buying a [product type], grouped by stage: just curious, comparing, ready to buy. Mark which ones my notes can answer: [notes].

3. Testing plan before you review

I have [time] to test [product]. Write a simple testing plan with 5 real world tests, what to record for each, and photos I should take so my review shows real use.

Prompts for review and comparison content

4. Answer-first verdict

From these testing notes: [notes], write a 3 sentence verdict for the query [search phrase]: who should buy, who should skip, and the one reason why.

5. Comparison table

Compare [product] with [alternatives] using only these facts: [facts]. Columns: price, best for, main tradeoff. Write CHECK in any cell my facts do not cover.

6. Best of roundup outline

Outline a "best [product type] for [use case]" roundup from my notes on [products]. Give each pick a "best for" label and say how I tested it. Leave out anything I have not used or researched.

7. How-to tutorial with a product

Write a step by step tutorial on [task] using [product], based on how I actually do it: [steps]. Mention the product only where it helps the task.

Prompts for email and video

8. Welcome email series

Write a 3 email welcome series for new subscribers to my [niche] newsletter. Email 1 delivers [lead magnet], email 2 shares my best tip, email 3 recommends [product] with my disclosure: [disclosure].

9. Short video script

Write a 45 second video script showing [product] solving [problem], built from my notes: [notes]. Open with the problem, show one real moment, and close with where to find my full review.

Prompts for compliance and updates

10. Disclosure check

Here is my draft: [draft]. Flag every affiliate link that appears before my disclosure, any claim that sounds like testing I did not do, and any promise of results.

11. Refresh an old review

This review is [age] old: [review]. Here is what changed: [new price, new version, my new notes]. List what to update, what to cut, and a new "last tested" note.

12. Link placement audit

Read this post: [post]. Suggest where affiliate links genuinely help a reader take the next step, and where they feel pushy and should be removed.

Build a full review page in one pass

The Affiliate Product Review Prompt: Tested Review Page Builder combines prompts 4, 5, and 10. You paste the product, your testing notes, the audience, alternatives, your affiliate relationship, and the merchant facts. It returns a disclosure line, an answer-first verdict, an outline, pros and cons tied to real tests, a comparison table with CHECK cells, calm calls to action, a buyer FAQ, and a compliance pass. The example reviews a portable espresso maker after three weeks of camping and office use.

Tips for affiliate marketers using AI

• Write your testing notes first. The model can organize experience, but it cannot create it.
• Put the disclosure before the first affiliate link, in plain words, as the FTC expects for US readers.
• Label products you researched but did not test.
• Check prices and specs on the merchant page on the day you publish.

Related prompts and guides

Running your own program? The Affiliate Program Terms Builder covers the merchant side: commissions, referral windows, and partner rules. Posting sponsored videos? Use the Sponsored Creator Post Disclosure Auditor. For your list, try the Newsletter Issue Ghostwriter, and to read your results, see ChatGPT Prompts for Marketing Analytics. Find more in the Marketing prompts hub, browse all prompts, or share a prompt that earns its keep.