10 ChatGPT Prompt Templates for Virtual Assistants
- Berns A
- 6 days ago
- 3 min read
These are copy-paste ready. Each includes a clear goal, prompt, and VA tip so you can reuse or adapt them for clients.

📨 1. EMAIL — Client Follow-Up
Goal: Write a polite, professional follow-up email to a client.
Prompt:
You are a professional Virtual Assistant. Write a polite follow-up email to [Client Name] regarding [topic/project].
Tone: friendly and professional.
Include: subject line, short greeting, main message (3 sentences), and a soft call to action to schedule or confirm next steps.
Sign as: [Your Name], Virtual Assistant.
VA Tip: Add your client’s brand tone (e.g., “corporate but approachable”) for consistent messaging.
💌 2. EMAIL — Onboarding Welcome Message
Goal: Send a warm welcome to a new client.
Prompt:
Write a client onboarding welcome email for [business type].
Tone: warm, enthusiastic, professional.
Include: short intro, what they can expect next, how to contact you, and a positive closing line.
VA Tip: Use this right after the client signs the contract.
📱 3. SOCIAL MEDIA — 7-Day Content Calendar
Goal: Create a week’s worth of social media content ideas.
Prompt:
Act as a social media Virtual Assistant for [industry/niche].
Create 7 daily post ideas for [platform, e.g., Instagram].
For each post, include: 1) hook/headline, 2) caption (under 120 words), 3) 3 hashtags, 4) suggested visual concept.
Goal: [e.g., increase engagement / drive traffic].
VA Tip: Copy the results into your scheduler or Canva planner.
✍️ 4. SOCIAL MEDIA — Content Repurposing
Goal: Turn long-form content into shorter posts.
Prompt:
Summarize the following blog/article into 3 engaging LinkedIn posts and 3 Instagram captions.
Keep each under 120 words, maintain the original tone, and include a short CTA.
[Paste the original content here]
VA Tip: Great for maximizing client blog reach.
🧾 5. SOP — Task Documentation
Goal: Build Standard Operating Procedures for any recurring task.
Prompt:
Create an SOP titled “[Task Name]”.
Include: Purpose, Prerequisites, Tools Needed, Step-by-step Instructions, Estimated Time, and QA Checklist.
Format clearly with numbered steps and bullet points.
VA Tip: Keep your SOPs in a shared Google Drive or Notion page.
📋 6. ONBOARDING — Client Questionnaire Template
Goal: Collect client information efficiently.
Prompt:
Create a short onboarding questionnaire for a new [type of client].
Include sections: About the Business, Target Audience, Goals, Content Preferences, Communication Style, and Access Details.
Format it as a fillable list or Google Form-style layout.
VA Tip: Customize this per niche (social media, admin, eCommerce, etc.)
🔍 7. RESEARCH — Competitor Summary
Goal: Quickly analyze competitors.
Prompt:
Summarize top competitors of [client business/product].
Include: 1) Brand name, 2) Website, 3) Key features or offers, 4) Pricing or positioning, 5) Notable strengths or weaknesses.
Output in table format.
VA Tip: Double-check links or details before presenting to clients.
🧠 8. RESEARCH — Content Topic Ideas
Goal: Generate blog or post ideas for clients.
Prompt:
You are a content strategist VA.
Generate 20 blog post ideas for [industry or niche] that help achieve [goal, e.g., “brand awareness”].
Include one-line descriptions for each topic.
VA Tip: Filter the list to match your client’s target keywords.
🗓️ 9. PROJECT MANAGEMENT — Weekly Update Summary
Goal: Provide a client-ready weekly progress update.
Prompt:
Write a Weekly Project Update email for [client name/project].
Include: Tasks completed, Tasks in progress, Next week’s goals, and Any pending client inputs.
Tone: clear, concise, professional.
VA Tip: Send every Friday; it shows reliability and organization.
💬 10. CLIENT COMMUNICATION — Quick Reply Generator
Goal: Draft quick, polite replies for daily communication.
Prompt:
You are a Virtual Assistant managing client communication.
Write 3 short variations of a polite, professional response to [situation, e.g., “client requesting urgent edit”].
Tone: [friendly/formal].
Each reply under 60 words.
VA Tip: Keep a few saved replies in Notion or Gmail templates for speed.
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