50 ChatGPT & Claude Prompts Every Tamil Nadu Business Owner Should Save

AI assistants are only as good as the question you type. These 50 prompts are written for how business actually works in Tamil Nadu — festival rush, WhatsApp enquiries, Tanglish customers and dealers who want the price list today.

How to use these prompts

Replace everything in [square brackets] with your own details. The more specific you are — your town, your best-selling product, your real price — the better the answer. Always read the output before you post it: AI writes a fast first draft, you add the truth and the local touch.

Social media captions (1–10)

1. Write 5 Instagram captions for [product] at my [type of shop] in [town]. Mix English and simple Tamil words. Each under 40 words with one clear call to action.
2. Turn this customer review into a short, warm thank-you post: [paste review].
3. Give me 10 hook lines for a 15-second reel showing [process, e.g. how we make our filter coffee powder].
4. Write a Pongal greeting post for [business] that does not sound like every other greeting. Mention one real thing we do differently.
5. Suggest 7 post ideas for this week for a [business] — one educational, one behind-the-scenes, one offer, one customer story, one fun, one FAQ, one team post.
6. Rewrite this caption so it sounds like a friendly local shop, not a corporate brand: [paste caption].
7. Write a carousel outline (6 slides) titled "[number] mistakes people make when buying [product]".
8. Give me 15 hashtags for [business] in [city] — 5 local, 5 niche, 5 broad.
9. Write a "meet the team" post for [name], who has worked with us for [years] years and is known for [quality].
10. Suggest 5 ways to show our price is fair without saying "cheap".

Offers and festival campaigns (11–18)

11. Plan a 10-day Deepavali campaign for [business] with a teaser, launch day, reminder and last-day post.
12. Create 3 bundle offers using these products and prices: [list]. Keep my margin above [x]%.
13. Write an Aadi sale announcement for [textile/jewellery shop] that feels premium, not desperate.
14. Give me 5 ideas to reward repeat customers without giving a discount.
15. Write an SMS/WhatsApp-length message (under 300 characters) announcing [offer], ending [date].
16. Write a "back to college" offer for [stationery/electronics/clothing shop] near [college].
17. Suggest a wedding-season package for [caterer/photographer/hall/jeweller] with three price tiers.
18. Write a polite "festival holiday — we're closed on [dates]" notice with how customers can still order.

Emails and newsletters (19–26)

19. Write a welcome email for new subscribers of [business] with a thank-you, what to expect and one useful tip.
20. Write a birthday email with a small gift: [gift]. Warm, short, no pressure.
21. Write a win-back email for customers who have not visited in 90 days.
22. Write 5 subject lines for this email — curious, benefit-led, personal, urgent, question: [paste email].
23. Turn these 3 updates into a monthly newsletter: [updates].
24. Write a dealer email announcing a price revision from [date], explaining the reason clearly and respectfully.
25. Write a follow-up email to a factory buyer who requested a quote for [product] but has not replied in a week.
26. Write an email inviting past students' parents to our admission open day on [date].

Google reviews and customer replies (27–33)

27. Write a reply to this 5-star Google review that thanks them by name and mentions what they liked: [review].
28. Write a calm, professional reply to this 2-star review. Apologise for the experience, do not argue, and invite them to call [number]: [review].
29. Give me a short counter card line asking happy customers to review us on Google.
30. Reply to this WhatsApp enquiry asking for price and availability: [message]. Friendly, clear, with next step.
31. Write 5 answers to the questions customers ask us most: [questions].
32. Write a delivery-delay apology message that keeps the customer.
33. Turn our 3 most common complaints into an FAQ page that answers them honestly.

Website and Google (34–40)

34. Write a Google Business Profile description for [business] in [area, city] in under 750 characters.
35. Give me 10 Google Business Profile post ideas for the next month.
36. Write the home page headline and three benefit points for [business].
37. Write an "About us" page that tells our story: [founder, year, why we started].
38. List 20 questions people in [city] search before buying [product/service].
39. Write a product description for [product] — material, size, use, care, and who it is for.
40. Write meta titles (under 60 characters) and meta descriptions (under 155) for these pages: [pages].

Tamil and Tanglish copy (41–45)

41. Translate this offer into natural spoken Tamil, not textbook Tamil: [offer].
42. Write the same caption three ways — English, Tamil, Tanglish (Tamil in English letters).
43. Write a 20-second voice-over script in Tamil for a reel about [product].
44. Suggest 10 catchy Tamil phrases for a [business] banner.
45. Check this Tamil text for spelling and make it sound friendlier: [text].

Strategy and planning (46–50)

46. I have ₹[budget] a month for marketing. Suggest how to split it between reels, Google, email and print for a [business] in [town].
47. Who are my likely customers for [product] in [city]? Describe 3 types and where to reach each.
48. Compare my business with these 3 competitors based on what I tell you: [details]. Where can I stand out?
49. Create a 90-day marketing plan with one main goal: [goal].
50. Review this ad/flyer and tell me what is confusing, what is missing and what to cut: [paste text].

Three rules for using AI safely

• Never paste private data — customer phone numbers, Aadhaar, bank details or patient records — into a public AI tool.
• Check facts and prices — AI can invent numbers. Your offer, dates and claims must be correct.
• Keep your voice — edit every output so it sounds like you. Customers buy from people they trust.

Where KiwiTri fits

The prompts above give you words. KiwiTri Mailing has an AI writer and AI email designer built in, so the welcome, birthday and festival emails you draft go straight into a branded design and send on schedule. KiwiTri Reviews drafts Google review replies for you to approve.