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How to Chain Prompts

Chain Prompts for Focused, Higher-Quality Outputs

Written by Josie Piehl

Chain related prompts to break complex requests into smaller steps, review results as you go, and guide the AI towards a tighter, on-brief output. This is especially useful for multi-part marketing tasks like campaign planning, content briefs, and revisions.


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Benefits:

  • Produces clearer outputs by tackling one step at a time, reducing confusion and errors.

  • Better alignment with your goals by letting you refine and adjust along the way.

  • Gives you greater control over tone and style without overloading the AI in a single request.
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    Setups


    ​1. Select a starting prompt

    In the Work Room, go to Prompt Library and pick the prompt that best matches your first step.


    ​2. Provide context

    In the chat, respond/paste the relevant background (brand, audience, objective) after you have run the prompt.


    ​3. Chain a related prompt

    If a Related Prompt appears under the output, click it to continue. You can choose to stay in the current chat to keep context.


    ​4. Refine at each step

    After each output, add quick feedback (tone, inclusions/exclusions) before chaining the next prompt.


    ​5. Add another prompt if needed

    If no related prompt appears, return to Prompt Library and select the next logical prompt. Choose to stay in the current chat to keep context.


    ​6. Finalise

    When the chain is complete, ask the AI to summarise or format the final output.
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    💡 Tip: Keep each step focused on a single outcome (e.g., “Define audience pain points” before “Draft messaging”). Short, targeted steps produce cleaner results.
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    ✅ You should now be able to:

    Build stronger, on-brief outputs by moving through a clear sequence of prompts, refining at each stage.
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    Chaining prompts helps our team work faster and smarter: break big tasks into clear steps, steer quality at each stage, and keep tone and direction consistent. This leads to higher-quality deliverables with less back-and-forth and fewer rewrites.
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If you want a visual walkthrough on how to chain prompts, see the video attached below.

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