AI Prompts for Social Media

Write a Twitter/X thread ({{thread_length}} tweets) about {{topic}}.

Target audience: {{target_audience}}
My angle/unique take: {{unique_angle}}
Goal: {{thread_goal}} (e.g., educate, drive signups, build authority, spark discussion)

Thread structure:
1. Hook tweet — must stop the scroll. Use a bold claim, surprising stat, or contrarian take. No "Thread:" label.
2. Body tweets — one clear idea per tweet. Use short sentences. Break lines for readability. Include a concrete example, data point, or story in at least 2 tweets.
3. Closing tweet — clear CTA: {{call_to_action}}

Constraints:
- Each tweet under 280 characters
- No hashtags in the thread body (only in the last tweet if at all)
- No emojis in the hook tweet
- Write in {{voice}} voice (e.g., conversational, authoritative, witty)
- Include a "save this" moment — one tweet that is valuable enough to bookmark on its own

Create a LinkedIn carousel post about {{topic}}.

Target audience: {{target_audience}}
Number of slides: {{slide_count}} (recommended: 8-12)
Key takeaway the reader should remember: {{key_takeaway}}

Structure each slide as:
- **Slide 1 (Cover):** A headline that promises a specific outcome. Not clickbait — a real benefit. Example format: "{{number}} {{things}} that {{outcome}}"
- **Slides 2-{{penultimate_slide}}:** One idea per slide. Use large text (under 20 words per slide). Add a supporting line in smaller text if needed. Number each slide for progress.
- **Last slide:** Recap the key points as a checklist, then CTA: {{call_to_action}}

Caption for the post (to accompany the carousel):
- Opening line must hook without revealing the answer (pattern interrupt or question)
- 3-4 sentences max
- End with a question to drive comments
- Relevant hashtags: 3-5, mix of broad and niche for {{industry}}

Voice: {{voice}}

Write an Instagram caption for a post about {{post_topic}}.

The image/video shows: {{visual_description}}
Account niche: {{niche}}
Target audience: {{target_audience}}
Post goal: {{post_goal}} (e.g., engagement, saves, profile visits, link clicks)

Caption structure:
1. **Hook (first line):** This is all that shows before "...more". Make it irresistible — a bold statement, question, or unexpected opening. Under 125 characters.
2. **Body:** Tell a micro-story, share a tip, or provide value in {{caption_style}} style. Use line breaks for readability. 3-5 short paragraphs.
3. **CTA:** {{call_to_action}} — phrase it as a question to drive comments (the algorithm rewards comments over likes)
4. **Hashtags:** {{hashtag_count}} hashtags in a separate comment (not in the caption). Mix: 5 broad (100K+ posts), 5 mid-range (10K-100K), 5 niche (under 10K) relevant to {{niche}}.

Tone: {{tone}}
Do NOT use: generic phrases like "link in bio" as the hook, excessive emojis, or corporate language.

Write a TikTok video script about {{topic}}.

Video format: {{format}} (e.g., talking head, voiceover with b-roll, duet, skit, tutorial)
Target length: {{duration}} seconds
Target audience: {{target_audience}}
Trending sound/format to reference (if any): {{trend_reference}}

Script structure:
**Hook (0-3 seconds):** The first sentence must create curiosity or tension. Patterns that work: "Stop doing X", "The reason you can't X is...", "I tested X so you don't have to", "Nobody talks about this but..."

**Body (4-{{body_end}} seconds):**
- Deliver the content in {{content_style}} style
- Keep sentences under 10 words — this is spoken content, not written
- Include at least one moment of tension or surprise to prevent swipe-away
- Add visual cues in [brackets] for cuts, text overlays, or b-roll

**CTA (last 3-5 seconds):** {{call_to_action}}
- Make it feel natural, not salesy
- Use "Follow for more {{content_category}}" only if it fits organically

Caption: Under 100 characters. Include 3-4 relevant hashtags.

Write a community engagement post for {{platform}} (e.g., Facebook Group, Discord, Reddit, Slack community).

Community topic: {{community_topic}}
My role in the community: {{your_role}} (e.g., admin, active member, brand representative)
Post goal: {{post_goal}} (e.g., start a discussion, gather feedback, share a resource, welcome new members)

The specific topic or question: {{discussion_topic}}

Guidelines:
- Open with something relatable that members will nod along to — a shared frustration, a common experience, or a "am I the only one who..." moment
- If asking a question, make it easy to answer. Multiple choice or "A or B?" gets more responses than open-ended
- Share your own answer first to model the behavior you want
- Keep it under {{word_count}} words — community posts should not feel like blog articles
- Match the community's communication style: {{community_tone}} (e.g., casual/meme-friendly, professional, supportive)
- Do NOT promote anything. This is about connection, not conversion.
- End with a specific question, not "what do you think?"

Create a hashtag strategy for {{brand_or_account}} on {{platform}}.

Niche: {{niche}}
Target audience: {{target_audience}}
Content pillars (the 3-5 topics we consistently post about): {{content_pillars}}
Current follower count: {{follower_count}}
Goal: {{goal}} (e.g., grow reach, build community, increase saves)

Deliver:

**1. Branded Hashtag** — One unique hashtag for our brand/community that is:
- Easy to remember and spell
- Not already heavily used by others
- Works as a community tag followers would actually use

**2. Content Pillar Hashtags** — For each content pillar, provide:
- 3 broad hashtags (100K+ posts) for reach
- 3 mid-range hashtags (10K-100K posts) for discoverability
- 3 niche hashtags (under 10K posts) for targeted engagement

**3. Hashtag Sets** — Create 4 pre-built hashtag sets of {{hashtags_per_set}} hashtags each that I can rotate across posts to avoid looking spammy and to test which combinations perform best.

**4. Hashtags to Avoid** — List any hashtags in our niche that are shadowbanned, overly saturated, or attract the wrong audience.

Format each set as a copy-pasteable block.