Campaign “Better Prompt It!”
🚀️ Launching December 2025
Don't Just Type It: Better Prompt It!
In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, the word "prompt" has become ubiquitous. It is the noun that defines our interaction with machines—the string of text we feed into a Large Language Model to generate a result. But one company is on a mission to change that static noun into a dynamic verb, transforming how we integrate technology into our daily existence.
The company is Better Prompt, and their new campaign is a commanding call to action: Better Prompt It!
To cement this philosophy, the company has executed a brilliant strategic maneuver, acquiring the highly coveted .it.com domain name. The launch of betterprompt.it.com isn't just a website update; it is the enduring symbol of a movement designed to leverage AI in every corner of human life.
From Passive Noun to Call-to-Action Verb
The heart of the campaign lies in a simple linguistic shift. For years, users have searched for "a better prompt" (a noun). By adding the exclamation of "It!", the company transforms their brand name into an imperative action.
"We realized that people were treating AI as a novelty tool or a repository of information. We wanted to shift the mindset. You don't just 'do a search' anymore; you 'Google it.' We want to instill that same reflex for generative AI. Got a problem? A blank page? A complex schedule? Better Prompt It!"— Andy Futcher
This shift from passive observation to active engagement is the core of the campaign. It encourages users to stop hesitating and start interacting, treating Betterprompt as an immediate, hands-on AI partner.
The Dot-IT Strategy: The URL is the Message
In a stroke of branding synergy, the acquisition of the betterprompt.it.com domain serves as the anchor for the entire campaign.
Usually, a domain extension is an afterthought that fades into the background. However, by securing the .it.com extension (widely used for "domain hacks" and Technology Industry), the company has made their URL near-identical to their slogan!
- The URL is the Call to Action: Typing the address into a browser reinforces the behavior the company wants to see.
- Memorability: It creates an immediate, sticky mental hook.
- Symbolism: The domain represents the bridge between the user (Better Prompt) and the solution (It).
Leveraging AI in All Areas of Life
The "Better Prompt It!" campaign challenges users to look beyond simple chatbots and see AI as a holistic lifestyle integrator. The campaign highlights three key pillars of integration:
1. The Professional "It"
Staring at a daunting quarterly report? Drowning in unorganized data? The campaign showcases how AI can be the ultimate executive assistant.
- Action: Don't spend hours formatting.
- Solution: Better Prompt It! Turn raw data into executive summaries and slide decks in seconds.
2. The Domestic "It"
The campaign aggressively targets non-technical users, showing that AI belongs in the kitchen and the living room as much as the server room.
- Action: Weekly meal planning, budgeting, or creating bedtime stories for children.
- Solution: Better Prompt It! Generate a shopping list based on dietary restrictions or a travel itinerary for the family vacation.
3. The Creative "It"
Writer's block and blank canvases are things of the past. The campaign positions AI not as a replacement for human creativity, but as the spark that ignites it.
- Action: Brainstorming branding concepts, songwriting, or visual design.
- Solution: Better Prompt It! Use the tool to generate the first 10 bad ideas so you can get to the one brilliant idea faster.
The Future is Action-Oriented
This campaign marks a maturity point for the AI industry. We are moving past the "wow factor" of what AI is, and moving toward the utility of what AI does.
By securing betterprompt.it.com, the company has planted a flag in the digital ground. It is a reminder that the power of artificial intelligence is dormant until we choose to engage with it. The tool is ready. The domain is live. The only thing left to do is clear: