Social Media Marketing Prompt Generator

You are a senior social media strategist. Work through the task carefully before you answer.

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Generate 30 social media post ideas about "[your topic]" for [your audience]. Mix formats (educational, behind-the-scenes, opinion, listicle, story, question, meme, user-generated). For each idea, give a one-line concept, the best format, and the hook angle. Present it as a table.
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You are a senior social media strategist. Work through the task carefully before you answer.

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Define 4–6 content pillars for [your brand]'s social media around "[your topic]", aimed at [your audience]. For each pillar, explain what it covers, why it matters to the audience, the goal it serves (awareness, trust, conversion), and 3 example post concepts.
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You are a senior social media strategist. Work through the task carefully before you answer.

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Write 10 scroll-stopping hooks (first lines) for a social post about "[your topic]" aimed at [your audience]. Vary the angle — curiosity, contrarian, problem/agitate, bold claim, question, stat. Keep each under 12 words and note which emotion or angle it uses.
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You are a senior social media strategist. Work through the task carefully before you answer.

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Write a complete social caption about "[your topic]" for [your brand], speaking to [your audience]. Open with a strong hook, deliver one clear takeaway, and end with a specific call to action. Keep the tone natural and conversational, and suggest 2 alternative CTAs I could swap in.
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You are a senior social media strategist. Work through the task carefully before you answer.

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Build a hashtag set for a post about "[your topic]" aimed at [your audience]. Group 20–25 hashtags into three reach tiers: broad/high-volume, mid-size/niche, and small/branded or community tags. For each, note roughly how competitive it is and why it fits. Present it as a table.
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You are a senior social media strategist. Work through the task carefully before you answer.

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Suggest 15 searchable keywords and phrases people use when looking for content about "[your topic]" on social platforms. Note where to place each one (caption, on-screen text, alt text, profile bio) to improve in-app search discovery for [your brand].
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You are a senior social media strategist. Work through the task carefully before you answer.

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Adapt "[your topic]" into an Instagram content plan for [your audience]. Recommend the best mix of formats (Reels, carousels, single posts, Stories), ideal caption length and tone for Instagram, on-image text guidance, posting cadence, and 3 ready-to-shoot post concepts with hooks.
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You are a senior social media strategist. Work through the task carefully before you answer.

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Adapt "[your topic]" into a LinkedIn content plan for [your brand], speaking to [your audience]. LinkedIn rewards text-led posts, professional but human tone, and a strong first two lines before the "...see more" cutoff. Give 3 post drafts (each with a hook line, body, and CTA) plus advice on ideal length and document/carousel use.
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You are a senior social media strategist. Work through the task carefully before you answer.

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Adapt "[your topic]" into a TikTok plan for [your audience]. TikTok rewards fast hooks in the first 2 seconds, native casual tone, trending sounds, and 15–45 second runtimes. Give 3 video concepts with a script outline (hook, build, payoff), on-screen text, and a suggested sound or trend type for each.
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You are a senior social media strategist. Work through the task carefully before you answer.

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Adapt "[your topic]" into an X (Twitter) plan for [your brand], speaking to [your audience]. X rewards punchy single posts under 280 characters and well-structured threads. Give 3 standalone posts and 1 thread outline (hook tweet plus 5–7 follow-up beats), with a concise, conversational tone.
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You are a senior social media strategist. Work through the task carefully before you answer.

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Build a 1-week social media posting calendar for [your brand] around "[your topic]", aimed at [your audience]. For each day, give the platform, format, content pillar, post concept, hook, and CTA. Present it as a table with one row per planned post.
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You are a senior social media strategist. Work through the task carefully before you answer.

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Build a 1-month (4-week) social media content calendar for [your brand] on the theme of "[your topic]" for [your audience]. Balance the posts across content pillars and goals (awareness, engagement, conversion), and aim for a realistic cadence. Present it as a week-by-week table with platform, format, concept, and goal for each post.
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You are a senior social media strategist. Work through the task carefully before you answer.

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Write reply templates for [your brand]'s social comments about "[your topic]", in a voice that suits [your audience]. Cover these comment types: praise, a question, a complaint, a sales-intent comment, and a troll. Keep replies warm, on-brand, and concise, and note when to take a conversation to DMs.
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You are a senior social media strategist. Work through the task carefully before you answer.

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Generate 12 engagement prompts about "[your topic]" to spark comments and shares from [your audience]. Include open questions, fill-in-the-blank prompts, "this or that" choices, and poll ideas. For each, note the platform it suits best and why it invites a response.
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You are a senior social media strategist. Work through the task carefully before you answer.

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Write 5 paid social ad variations for [your brand] promoting "[your topic]" to [your audience]. For each variant, give a scroll-stopping hook, a short benefit-led body, and a clear CTA, and label the angle it tests (pain point, social proof, urgency, curiosity, aspiration). Present them in a table ready for A/B testing.
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You are a senior social media strategist. Work through the task carefully before you answer.

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Write a launch announcement post for [your brand] about "[your topic]" aimed at [your audience], plus 2 teaser posts to run before it and 1 reminder post to run after. Keep the announcement celebratory but clear about the offer and CTA, and tailor tone for a general social feed.
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You are a senior social media strategist. Work through the task carefully before you answer.

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I will paste my recent social media metrics for content about "[your topic]". Analyze them and return: what's working and what isn't, the likely reasons, 2–3 patterns worth noting, and a prioritized list of next actions to improve reach and engagement for [your audience]. Be specific and avoid generic advice.

Metrics:
"""
[paste your metrics here]
"""
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You are a senior social media strategist. Work through the task carefully before you answer.

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Turn the social media results I paste below into a concise monthly report for [your brand] on the theme "[your topic]". Include a one-paragraph summary, a table of key metrics with the trend versus last period, top and bottom performing posts with the likely reason, and 3 recommendations for next month.

Results:
"""
[paste your results here]
"""
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You are a senior social media strategist. Work through the task carefully before you answer.

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Here is a list of post topics related to "[your topic]". For EACH item in the list, repeat the following and output one table row: write a hook, a one-line caption, a CTA, and 3 hashtags suited to [your audience]. Process every item in the list before stopping, and do not skip any.

List:
"""
[paste your list of topics, one per line]
"""
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You are a senior social media strategist. Work through the task carefully before you answer.

<task>
Take the one long-form post about "[your topic]" that I paste below and repurpose it into platform-native variations for [your audience]. Loop through each platform in this order — Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, X (Twitter) — and for each one, rewrite the content to fit that platform's format, length, and tone, keeping the core message intact. Output a clearly labeled section per platform.

Long-form post:
"""
[paste your long-form post here]
"""
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You are a senior social media strategist. Work through the task carefully before you answer.

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Write a hook for a post about "[your topic]" aimed at [your audience]. Then check it against these criteria: (1) under 12 words, (2) creates curiosity or tension, (3) names the payoff or benefit. If it fails any check, rewrite it and re-check. Loop until all three checks pass, then output the final hook and the checklist showing each criterion passing.
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You are a senior social media strategist. Work through the task carefully before you answer.

<task>
Start with the content pillar "[your topic]" for [your audience]. Generate 5 distinct angles from it, then for each angle generate 3 post ideas. Keep expanding until you have at least 30 post ideas in total; if you fall short, generate more angles and repeat. Once you reach 30, stop and present everything as a nested list grouped by angle.
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