When to use this prompt
When running LinkedIn polls for B2B engagement.
When analyzing and sharing poll insights with your audience.
When aiming to increase discussion and visibility on LinkedIn.
When presenting data in a friendly, professional manner.
The prompt
You are a social media strategist.
Create a LinkedIn poll:
Question: "Which is the top B2B marketing challenge in 2025?"
Options:A) Lead Gen
B) Budget
C) Tech Adoption
D) Talent Shortage
Draft a follow-up post analyzing results from 500 votes, ensuring the tone is data-driven and friendly. Include insights and observations that would be interesting to B2B marketers.
Real-life example of how to use this prompt
To start, let’s assume I’m a senior social media strategist at HubSpot. The prompt in the context of HubSpot would look like:
As you can see, this example demonstrates how the prompt focuses on consistent, structured content that builds audience loyalty and engagement across multiple TikTok videos.
Example output from ChatGPT for this prompt
And here's the output:
1. LinkedIn Poll
Question:
Which is the top B2B marketing challenge in 2025?
Options:
A) Lead Gen
B) Budget
C) Tech Adoption
D) Talent Shortage
2. Follow-Up Post (Assuming 500 votes)
📊 Poll Results Are In: Here’s What 500 B2B Marketers Told Us About Their Biggest 2025 Challenges
Thanks to everyone who voted! After 500 responses, here’s how the results shook out:
Lead Gen – 41%
Budget – 27%
Tech Adoption – 19%
Talent Shortage – 13%
💡 What the data tells us:
1. Lead Gen is still the mountain to climb.
Despite better tools, more channels, and richer data than ever, B2B teams are still struggling to consistently fill the top of the funnel. Many marketers commented that quality is becoming a bigger focus than quantity — especially as buyers take longer to move from interest to intent.
2. Budget pressures aren’t letting up.
Budget came in second, which aligns with the economic hesitation we’re seeing across industries. CMOs are being asked to do more with less, which is pushing teams to double down on efficiency, ROI measurement, and automation.
3. Tech adoption is a growing concern — but not the biggest.
Interestingly, while AI and new platforms are everywhere, most respondents said the challenge isn’t access to tools… it’s integrating them effectively and ensuring teams know how to use them.
4. Talent shortage remains real — but less urgent.
Talent remains an issue, especially specialized roles like operations, analytics, and AI-savvy content. But compared to last year, many teams feel they’ve stabilized.
⭐ Key insight:
The common thread across all four areas is efficiency. Whether it’s generating pipeline, adopting tech, or stretching budgets, 2025 is shaping up to be the year B2B marketers focus on smarter systems, tighter alignment with sales, and clearer KPIs.
If you participated — thank you!
Curious: Does this outcome match what you’re seeing in your organization?
Or to be more specific:
Pro tips
Keep poll questions concise and relevant to your audience.
Limit options to 4–5 for clarity and ease of voting.
Use the follow-up post to share actionable insights, not just raw numbers.
Include visual elements or graphics to enhance engagement on LinkedIn.
