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Contect idea
Act as a social media content strategist who specializes in [NICHE]. My client is a [BUSINESS TYPE] targeting [TARGET AUDIENCE]. Their biggest business goal right now is [GOAL]. Generate 20 content ideas based on the “Problem-Aware to Solution-Aware” customer journey — 7 ideas for problem-aware audiences, 7 for solution-aware, and 6 for product-aware. Output as a table with columns: Idea, Awareness Stage, Content Format, and Why It Works.
Contect idea
Act as an audience researcher for social media. My target audience is [TARGET AUDIENCE] and they struggle with [PAIN POINT]. Generate 15 content ideas that directly address the top 3 objections this audience has before buying [OFFER]. For each idea, include: the objection it addresses, the content angle, and a suggested hook line under 10 words
Basic Prompt · Claude
Contect idea
Act as a content strategist trained in the “4 Content Pillars” framework (Educate, Entertain, Inspire, Connect). My business is [BUSINESS TYPE] in the [NICHE] space. Generate 5 content ideas per pillar (20 total) tailored to [TARGET AUDIENCE]. Output as a table: Pillar, Idea Title, One-Line Description, Best Format (Reel/Carousel/Static/Story).
Basic Prompt · Claude
Contect idea
Act as a competitive content analyst. My client sells [OFFER] to [TARGET AUDIENCE]. Imagine the 3 biggest competitors in [NICHE] and the content gaps they are NOT covering. Generate 12 content ideas that fill those gaps and position my client as the more thoughtful, modern alternative. Output as a numbered list with a 1-sentence rationale per idea.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Contect idea
Act as a trend-spotting social strategist for [NICHE]. Based on current conversations happening among [TARGET AUDIENCE] about AI and business growth, generate 10 timely content ideas that connect a trending topic to my client’s offer: [OFFER]. For each, specify: the trend/angle, the tie-in to the offer, and urgency level (post this week / this month).
Contect idea
Act as a content idea generator using the “Myth vs. Fact” framework. My niche is [NICHE] and my audience is [TARGET AUDIENCE]. Generate 10 common myths this audience believes about [TOPIC] and the corresponding fact-based content idea to debunk each one. Output as a two-column table: Myth, Content Idea to Bust It.
Contect idea
Act as a strategist specializing in “behind-the-curtain” content. My business is a [BUSINESS TYPE] and I want to build trust with [TARGET AUDIENCE] by showing process, not just results. Generate 10 content ideas that reveal how I actually do [CORE SERVICE] — without giving away the entire methodology for free. Include the hook angle for each.
Contect idea
Act as a data-informed content strategist. My client’s [SOCIAL PLATFORM] insights show their audience engages most with content about [TOPIC THEME]. Generate 12 fresh content ideas within that theme that haven’t been done yet on their page, segmented into: quick wins (low effort, high relevance), signature content (high effort, high authority), and experimental (untested formats).
Carousel Creation
Act as an Instagram carousel copywriter specializing in [NICHE]. Write a 8-slide carousel teaching [TARGET AUDIENCE] how to [SPECIFIC SKILL/PROCESS]. Slide 1 must be a curiosity-driven hook under 12 words. Slides 2-7 each deliver one clear, standalone step. Slide 8 is a CTA driving to [DESIRED ACTION]. Output each slide as: Slide #, Headline (max 8 words), Body text (max 25 words), Visual direction note.
Carousel Creation
Act as an Instagram content designer for a [BUSINESS TYPE] targeting [TARGET AUDIENCE]. Write a 10-slide “myth-busting” carousel about [TOPIC]. Each slide presents one myth and its rebuttal. Use a confident, slightly contrarian tone. Output as: Slide #, Myth (bold headline), Truth (supporting text under 30 words), Suggested visual contrast (e.g., red X vs green check).
Basic Prompt · Claude
Carousel Creation
Act as a carousel scriptwriter using the “Listicle” format. My audience is [TARGET AUDIENCE] and the topic is [TOPIC]. Write a 7-slide carousel titled “[X] Things [AUDIENCE] Get Wrong About [TOPIC],” with slide 1 as the cover hook, slides 2-6 as the list items with one-sentence explanations, and slide 7 as a save-and-share CTA.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Carousel Creation
Act as an Instagram carousel strategist using the “Before You [ACTION], Read This” framework. My audience [TARGET AUDIENCE] is about to make a decision regarding [DECISION/PURCHASE]. Write a 9-slide carousel warning them of 5 mistakes to avoid, with slide 1 as a pattern-interrupt hook and the final slide positioning [OFFER] as the safer path.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Carousel Creation
Act as a carousel copywriter for personal branding. Write an 8-slide “story carousel” about a real or illustrative turning point in my client’s career: [BRIEF STORY CONTEXT]. Structure it with the classic story arc: setup (slides 1-2), conflict/struggle (slides 3-5), resolution (slides 6-7), lesson/CTA (slide 8). Tailor the lesson to resonate with [TARGET AUDIENCE].
Carousel Creation
Act as an Instagram carousel designer creating a “Step-by-Step Framework” post. My client has a proprietary process called [FRAMEWORK NAME] for solving [PAIN POINT]. Write a 10-slide carousel that names and explains each step of the framework clearly enough that [TARGET AUDIENCE] could start applying it immediately, ending with a soft CTA to [DESIRED ACTION].
Carousel Creation
Act as a carousel copywriter using the “This vs That” comparison format. Compare [APPROACH A] vs [APPROACH B] for achieving [GOAL], relevant to [TARGET AUDIENCE] in [NICHE]. Write a 7-slide carousel where each slide tackles one comparison dimension (cost, time, results, scalability, etc.) and the final slide declares a clear winner with reasoning.
Carousel Creation
Act as an Instagram strategist creating a “Data + Insight” carousel. My niche is [NICHE]. Write an 8-slide carousel presenting 5 surprising statistics about [TOPIC] relevant to [TARGET AUDIENCE], each slide pairing one stat with a one-line strategic implication, ending with a slide connecting the data trend to [OFFER].
Script Creation
Act as a short-form video scriptwriter specializing in [NICHE]. Write a 30-45 second Reel script teaching [TARGET AUDIENCE] how to [SPECIFIC SKILL]. Structure it as: Hook (0-3 sec), Setup (3-8 sec), 3 Main Points (8-30 sec), CTA (30-45 sec). Output as a timestamped script with on-screen text suggestions for each beat.
Script Creation
Act as a Reel scriptwriter using the “Pattern Interrupt Hook” framework. My audience is [TARGET AUDIENCE] and the topic is [TOPIC]. Write a Reel script that opens with an unexpected statement or visual contradiction in the first 2 seconds, then resolves the tension by educating on [TOPIC], ending with a CTA toward [OFFER]. Include spoken script and on-screen text separately.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Script Creation
Act as a scriptwriter for talking-head Reels. My client is a [JOB TITLE] in [NICHE]. Write a 60-second script where they share one strong, specific opinion about [TOPIC] relevant to [TARGET AUDIENCE], structured as Hook-Claim-Evidence-Takeaway, written in their authentic voice (confident, conversational, not corporate).
Basic Prompt · Claude
Script Creation
Act as a Reel scriptwriter using the “Story Time” format. My client experienced [BRIEF STORY/SITUATION] relevant to [NICHE]. Write a 45-second script telling this story with a clear narrative arc (setup, tension, resolution) and a lesson at the end relevant to [TARGET AUDIENCE], in a casual storytelling tone.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Script Creation
Act as a scriptwriter for “tutorial” style Reels. Write a step-by-step script teaching [TARGET AUDIENCE] how to use [SPECIFIC AI TOOL] to accomplish [TASK]. Structure as: Hook (what they’ll learn), 3-4 numbered steps shown on screen, and a CTA to follow for more AI tutorials. Include voiceover script and on-screen text cues.
Script Creation
Act as a Reel scriptwriter using the “Myth-Busting” format. My niche is [NICHE]. Write a 30-second script that opens with “Stop believing this about [TOPIC],” debunks the myth in the middle with a quick explanation, and ends with the correct approach and a CTA relevant to [TARGET AUDIENCE].
Script Creation
Act as a scriptwriter for “Day in the Life” Reels. My client is a [JOB TITLE/BUSINESS TYPE]. Write a script for a fast-paced, montage-style Reel showing 5-6 moments from their workday that build credibility with [TARGET AUDIENCE], with suggested on-screen text captions for each clip and a closing CTA.
Script Creation
Act as a Reel scriptwriter using the “Listicle Voiceover” format. Write a script for “[X] things [TARGET AUDIENCE] should know about [TOPIC]” delivered as quick voiceover over B-roll or text-on-screen cuts, with each point taking no more than 5 seconds, totaling 30-40 seconds, ending with a save/follow CTA.
Short Video Hooks
Act as a short-form video hook specialist for [NICHE]. Generate 15 hooks under 10 words each for a video about [TOPIC], targeting [TARGET AUDIENCE]. Use 5 different hook types: curiosity gap, bold claim, direct callout, number-based, and question-based. Output as a table: Hook Text, Hook Type, Why It Stops the Scroll.
Short Video Hooks
Act as a short-form video hook strategist using the “Pattern Interrupt” method. My niche is [NICHE]. Generate 10 hooks that open with an unexpected, contradictory, or visually surprising statement related to [TOPIC] that would make [TARGET AUDIENCE] stop scrolling in the first 2 seconds.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Short Video Hooks
Act as a hook copywriter using the “Negative Curiosity” framework (what NOT to do). Generate 10 hooks structured as “Stop doing [COMMON ACTION]” or “Why [COMMON BELIEF] is costing you [CONSEQUENCE]” relevant to [TOPIC] and [TARGET AUDIENCE], each under 12 words.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Short Video Hooks
Act as a short-form hook strategist using the “Specific Number” framework. My topic is [TOPIC] and my audience is [TARGET AUDIENCE]. Generate 12 hooks that lead with a specific, credible number or statistic (results, time, money, percentage) to create instant credibility and curiosity.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Short Video Hooks
Act as a hook copywriter using the “Secret/Insider” framework. Generate 10 hooks that promise insider information [TARGET AUDIENCE] wouldn’t otherwise have access to, related to [TOPIC] in [NICHE], avoiding overused phrasing like “nobody talks about this.
Short Video Hooks
Act as a short-form video hook strategist using the “Relatable Pain” framework. My audience [TARGET AUDIENCE] struggles with [PAIN POINT]. Generate 10 hooks that open by naming this exact frustration in language the audience would use themselves, not marketing language.
Short Video Hooks
Act as a hook copywriter using the “Question Hook” framework. Generate 12 hooks phrased as direct questions relevant to [TOPIC] that [TARGET AUDIENCE] would feel compelled to answer in their head, avoiding generic questions like “want to know a secret?”
Short Video Hooks
Act as a short-form hook strategist using the “Promise + Timeframe” framework. Generate 10 hooks that promise a specific outcome within a specific, credible timeframe related to [TOPIC] for [TARGET AUDIENCE] (e.g., outcome achievable “by Friday” or “in 10 minutes”), avoiding unrealistic claims.
Authority Building Content
Act as a thought leadership strategist for [NICHE]. My client is a [JOB TITLE] who wants to be seen as the go-to expert for [TARGET AUDIENCE]. Generate a 10-post content arc that systematically demonstrates expertise across: foundational knowledge, contrarian insight, proprietary framework, case study proof, and forward-looking vision. Output as a table: Post #, Authority Angle, Topic, Format.
Authority Building Content
Act as an authority-building content strategist using the “Proprietary Framework” method. My client solves [PAIN POINT] using a specific process. Help me name this process (suggest 3 memorable framework names), then write one cornerstone post introducing it to [TARGET AUDIENCE] in a way that makes it feel ownable and credible.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Authority Building Content
Act as a strategist specializing in “Signature Opinion” authority content. My niche is [NICHE]. Generate 8 strong, specific, defensible opinions my client could become known for holding about [TOPIC], each one differentiated enough from common industry talking points to be memorable and attributable to my client specifically.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Authority Building Content
Act as an authority content strategist using the “Teach What You Know Better Than Anyone” method. My client has unusually deep experience in [SPECIFIC SUB-NICHE]. Write a content outline for a 5-post series that goes deeper on this sub-topic than any generalist competitor would, positioning my client as the specialist [TARGET AUDIENCE] should trust most.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Authority Building Content
Act as a strategist using “Public Prediction” authority content. My niche is [NICHE]. Write a post where my client makes 3 specific, falsifiable predictions about how [INDUSTRY] will change due to AI over the next 12 months, designed to be revisited later as proof of foresight for [TARGET AUDIENCE].
Authority Building Content
Act as an authority-building strategist using the “Respond to Industry News” method. A recent development in [NICHE] is [DEVELOPMENT/TREND]. Write a post where my client offers an informed, specific take on what this means for [TARGET AUDIENCE], positioning them as someone actively tracking the industry, not just regurgitating headlines.
Authority Building Content
Act as a strategist using the “Teach the Counterintuitive Lesson” authority framework. My client has learned something about [TOPIC] through experience that contradicts common advice. Write a post explaining this counterintuitive lesson with enough specific reasoning that [TARGET AUDIENCE] walks away convinced, not just intrigued.
Authority Building Content
Act as an authority content strategist using the “Annotated Case Study” method. My client achieved [RESULT] for a client using [OFFER]. Write a long-form post that doesn’t just state the result but annotates the actual decision-making process behind it, written to demonstrate strategic thinking to [TARGET AUDIENCE], not just outcomes.
Personal Branding
Act as a personal branding strategist for [JOB TITLE] in [NICHE]. My client wants to be known for [DESIRED REPUTATION/POSITIONING]. Generate a 10-post content plan that consistently reinforces this positioning across different formats (story, opinion, proof, value, personality), ensuring no single post feels like it’s “trying too hard” to brand them.
Personal Branding
Act as a personal branding copywriter using the “Origin Story” framework. Write a long-form post telling the story of how my client got into [NICHE], including a specific turning point, structured to be relatable to [TARGET AUDIENCE] who are earlier in a similar journey, ending with what drives them today.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Personal Branding
Act as a strategist using the “Values in Action” personal branding framework. My client’s core professional value is [VALUE, e.g., “transparency,” “speed,” “craftsmanship”]. Write a post that demonstrates this value through a specific story or decision, rather than stating it directly, so it lands credibly with [TARGET AUDIENCE].
Basic Prompt · Claude
Personal Branding
Act as a personal branding strategist using the “Day in the Life” framework. Write a post (or describe a content sequence) showing an authentic day in my client’s life as a [JOB TITLE], balancing relatable struggle with credible competence, calibrated to build connection with [TARGET AUDIENCE].
Basic Prompt · Claude
Personal Branding
Act as a copywriter using the “What I Stand For” personal branding framework. Write a manifesto-style post where my client clearly states what they believe about [NICHE] — what they’re for and what they’re against — designed to attract aligned [TARGET AUDIENCE] and repel poor-fit prospects.
Personal Branding
Act as a personal branding strategist using the “Personality Quirk” framework. My client has a distinct trait, hobby, or quirk: [PERSONALITY DETAIL]. Write a post that weaves this personal detail into a professional insight about [TOPIC], making my client more memorable to [TARGET AUDIENCE] without losing credibility.
Personal Branding
Act as a strategist using the “Milestone Reflection” personal branding framework. My client recently hit a milestone: [MILESTONE, e.g., “5 years in business,” “100th client”]. Write a reflective post marking this milestone with specific stories and gratitude, designed to deepen connection with long-time [TARGET AUDIENCE] followers.
Personal Branding
Act as a personal branding strategist using the “Mentor Figures” framework. My client was influenced by a specific person, book, or experience early in their career: [INFLUENCE]. Write a post crediting this influence and extracting the lesson it taught, relevant to [TARGET AUDIENCE] in [NICHE].
Educational Content
Act as an educational content designer for [NICHE]. Write a comprehensive but digestible explainer post teaching [TARGET AUDIENCE] the fundamentals of [TOPIC], structured as: Definition, Why It Matters, How It Works (3 steps), Common Mistake to Avoid, Quick Action Step. Keep language accessible to beginners without being condescending.
Educational Content
Act as an educator using the “Step-by-Step Tutorial” framework. Write a detailed how-to post teaching [TARGET AUDIENCE] exactly how to [SPECIFIC TASK] using [TOOL/METHOD], broken into numbered steps with a clear outcome stated upfront and a troubleshooting tip at the end for common errors.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Educational Content
Act as a content strategist using the “Concept Comparison” educational framework. Write a post clearly explaining the difference between [CONCEPT A] and [CONCEPT B], two terms [TARGET AUDIENCE] often confuse in [NICHE], using a simple analogy and a practical example of when each applies.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Educational Content
Act as an educator using the “Framework Teaching” method. Write a post that teaches [TARGET AUDIENCE] a simple mental model or framework for approaching [DECISION/PROBLEM] in [NICHE], naming each component clearly and giving one example of applying it.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Educational Content
Act as a content strategist using the “Common Mistakes Deep Dive” educational framework. Write a post explaining the top 3 mistakes [TARGET AUDIENCE] make when attempting [TASK], going beyond just naming the mistakes to explain WHY each one happens and the specific fix for each.
Educational Content
Act as an educator using the “AI Tool Tutorial” framework. Write a post teaching [TARGET AUDIENCE] how to use [SPECIFIC AI TOOL] to accomplish [TASK] relevant to [NICHE], including the exact prompt or settings to use, structured for someone with zero prior experience with the tool.
Educational Content
Act as a content strategist using the “Glossary/Definitions” educational framework. Write a post defining 5 essential terms in [NICHE] that [TARGET AUDIENCE] frequently hear but may not fully understand, using plain-English definitions and one practical example per term.
Educational Content
Act as an educator using the “AI Tool Tutorial” framework. Write a post teaching [TARGET AUDIENCE] how to use [SPECIFIC AI TOOL] to accomplish [TASK] relevant to [NICHE], including the exact prompt or settings to use, structured for someone with zero prior experience with the tool.
Engagement Content
Act as an engagement strategist for [NICHE]. Write a caption for a post about [TOPIC] designed to maximize comments by ending with a specific, easy-to-answer question (not “thoughts?”) that [TARGET AUDIENCE] would feel compelled to respond to with a real opinion or experience.
Engagement Content
Act as a content strategist using the “Debate Starter” engagement framework. Write a post presenting two valid but opposing approaches to [TOPIC] in [NICHE], framed neutrally enough that [TARGET AUDIENCE] naturally takes sides in the comments, then ending with a direct prompt asking which side they’re on.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Engagement Content
Act as an engagement copywriter using the “Fill in the Blank” framework. Write a post with an incomplete sentence or statement related to [TOPIC] that [TARGET AUDIENCE] is prompted to complete in the comments, designed so the completed sentences create useful social proof or insight for future content.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Engagement Content
Act as a strategist using the “Unpopular Opinion Poll” engagement framework. Write a post stating a mildly controversial opinion about [TOPIC] in [NICHE] and asking [TARGET AUDIENCE] to agree or disagree in the comments, calibrated to spark genuine debate without being inflammatory.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Engagement Content
Act as an engagement content strategist using the “Tag a Friend” framework. Write a post relevant to [TOPIC] that naturally prompts [TARGET AUDIENCE] to tag a specific type of person (e.g., “tag the business owner who needs to see this”), designed to expand reach organically without feeling gimmicky.
Engagement Content
Act as a copywriter using the “Share Your Experience” engagement framework. Write a post asking [TARGET AUDIENCE] to share their own experience or result with [TOPIC] in the comments, framed to make sharing feel safe and valuable rather than like a sales testimonial request.
Engagement Content
Act as an engagement strategist using the “Rank These” framework. Write a post listing 4-5 items related to [TOPIC] (tools, strategies, priorities) and asking [TARGET AUDIENCE] to rank them in order of importance or preference in the comments.
Engagement Content
Act as a content strategist using the “Confess Your X” engagement framework. Write a post inviting [TARGET AUDIENCE] to anonymously (in spirit) confess a common struggle, mistake, or guilty habit related to [TOPIC] in the comments, designed to build community through shared vulnerability.
Lead Generation
Act as a lead generation copywriter for [BUSINESS TYPE] in [NICHE]. Design a lead magnet concept (checklist, template, mini-guide) that solves one narrow, specific problem for [TARGET AUDIENCE] related to [PAIN POINT], then write the Instagram caption promoting it, structured as: Hook, Problem Agitation, Lead Magnet Reveal, Clear CTA (comment a keyword or DM a word to receive it).
Lead Generation
Act as a lead generation strategist using the “Free Audit Offer” framework. Write a post offering [TARGET AUDIENCE] a free, quick audit or assessment related to [SERVICE AREA], structured to make the ask feel low-commitment while clearly qualifying genuine prospects for [OFFER].
Basic Prompt · Claude
Lead Generation
Act as a copywriter using the “Comment Keyword” lead generation framework. Write a carousel or Reel caption where [TARGET AUDIENCE] is asked to comment a specific keyword (e.g., “GUIDE”) to receive [LEAD MAGNET] via automated DM, with the surrounding content giving enough value to justify the ask.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Lead Generation
Act as a lead generation strategist using the “Diagnostic Quiz” framework. Outline a short quiz concept that helps [TARGET AUDIENCE] self-diagnose their current stage or biggest gap related to [PROBLEM], then write the promotional post driving them to take it, ending with a CTA into [OFFER] based on their result.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Lead Generation
Act as a copywriter using the “Free Template/Swipe File” lead generation framework. Write a post promoting a free template or swipe file relevant to [TASK] for [TARGET AUDIENCE], clearly stating what’s included and the specific outcome they’ll get from using it, with a frictionless CTA to access it.
Lead Generation
Act as a lead generation strategist using the “Webinar/Workshop Promotion” framework. Write a 3-post sequence (announcement, value-tease, last-chance reminder) promoting a free workshop on [TOPIC] for [TARGET AUDIENCE], each post building urgency and clarity about what they’ll learn and walk away with.
Lead Generation
Act as a copywriter using the “DM Me [WORD]” lead generation framework. Write a post that teaches a real, valuable insight about [TOPIC] then naturally transitions into inviting [TARGET AUDIENCE] to DM a specific word for a related free resource or consultation, avoiding an abrupt sales pivot.
Lead Generation
Act as a lead generation strategist using the “Case Study CTA” framework. Write a post sharing one specific, impressive client result achieved through [OFFER], ending with a CTA inviting [TARGET AUDIENCE] who want similar results to book a call or fill out an application.
Sales Generation
Act as a direct-response social media copywriter for [BUSINESS TYPE] selling [OFFER] to [TARGET AUDIENCE]. Write a sales-focused carousel using the PAS (Problem-Agitate-Solution) framework across 8 slides: Slides 1-2 name the problem, Slides 3-4 agitate the cost of inaction, Slides 5-7 introduce [OFFER] as the solution with proof, Slide 8 has a direct CTA.
Sales Generation
Act as a sales copywriter using the “Soft Launch” framework. Write a 3-post sequence (tease, value+mention, direct offer) introducing [OFFER] to [TARGET AUDIENCE] without a hard sales pitch feel, ending with the final post containing a clear, confident CTA and the specific action to take.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Sales Generation
Act as a copywriter using the “Objection-Handling Sales Post” framework. The top 3 objections [TARGET AUDIENCE] have before buying [OFFER] are [OBJECTION 1], [OBJECTION 2], [OBJECTION 3]. Write a single post that addresses all three directly and confidently, ending with a CTA for those who are now ready to move forward.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Sales Generation
Act as a sales strategist using the “Case Study to Close” framework. Write a post that tells one detailed client success story using [OFFER], then explicitly invites similar prospects among [TARGET AUDIENCE] to apply or book a call, making the connection between the story and the invitation seamless.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Sales Generation
Act as a copywriter using the “Urgency Without Manipulation” sales framework. Write a post creating genuine urgency around [OFFER] (real deadline, real capacity limit, real seasonal relevance) for [TARGET AUDIENCE], avoiding fake scarcity language while still motivating timely action.
Sales Generation
Act as a sales strategist using the “Value Stack Reveal” framework. Write a post breaking down everything included in [OFFER] piece by piece, assigning perceived value to each component, then revealing the actual price as a clear value contrast, designed for [TARGET AUDIENCE].
Sales Generation
Act as a sales strategist using the “Who This Is For / Not For” framework. Write a post clearly defining who [OFFER] is ideal for and who should NOT buy it, using specific situational criteria rather than vague demographics, designed to pre-qualify and increase close rates among [TARGET AUDIENCE].
Sales Generation
Act as a sales strategist using the “Results Timeline” framework. Write a post outlining a realistic timeline of what [TARGET AUDIENCE] can expect after starting [OFFER] (week 1, month 1, month 3), setting honest expectations while building confident anticipation.
Content Repurposing
Act as a content repurposing strategist for [BUSINESS TYPE] in [NICHE]. I have one long-form piece of content: [PASTE BLOG POST/TRANSCRIPT/PODCAST SUMMARY]. Break it down into 7 pieces of social content for [TARGET AUDIENCE]: 1 carousel, 2 Reel scripts, 2 single-image captions, 2 Story sequences. Output each as a labeled section with its own structure.
Content Repurposing
Act as a repurposing strategist using the “One Idea, Five Formats” framework. Take this single core insight: [CORE INSIGHT/IDEA]. Repurpose it into 5 different content formats (carousel, Reel script, single caption, Story poll, LinkedIn post) for [TARGET AUDIENCE], ensuring each format feels native to its platform rather than copy-pasted.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Content Repurposing
Act as a content strategist using the “Podcast/Webinar to Social” repurposing framework. Here is a summary of a podcast episode or webinar my client did: [SUMMARY/KEY POINTS]. Extract 8 standalone social media post ideas from it, each focused on one specific quote, insight, or moment, tailored for [TARGET AUDIENCE].
Basic Prompt · Claude
Content Repurposing
Act as a repurposing strategist using the “Client Call Notes to Content” framework. Here are anonymized themes/questions from recent client calls: [THEMES/QUESTIONS]. Turn these into 6 pieces of content (a mix of educational posts and FAQs) that address what real prospects are asking, for [TARGET AUDIENCE].
Basic Prompt · Claude
Content Repurposing
Act as a content strategist using the “Old Post Refresh” repurposing framework. Here is a high-performing post from [TIMEFRAME] ago: [PASTE OLD POST]. Rewrite it with updated information, a fresh hook, and a new format, making it feel current for [TARGET AUDIENCE] without simply reposting the original.
Content Repurposing
Act as a repurposing strategist using the “Long-Form to Short-Form” framework. Here is a long-form article/newsletter: [PASTE CONTENT]. Extract the single most compelling insight and turn it into a short-form Reel script and matching carousel for [TARGET AUDIENCE], keeping only the most potent part of the original.
Content Repurposing
Act as a content strategist using the “Comment Section Mining” repurposing framework. Here are interesting comments/questions from a recent post: [PASTE COMMENTS]. Identify the 3 most content-worthy comments and turn each into a standalone follow-up post that gives a fuller answer, crediting the original question, for [TARGET AUDIENCE].
Content Repurposing
Act as a repurposing strategist using the “Cross-Platform Translation” framework. Here is a LinkedIn post my client wrote: [PASTE POST]. Adapt it into an Instagram carousel and a Reel script, adjusting tone, length, and structure to fit each platform’s norms while preserving the core message for [TARGET AUDIENCE].
LinkedIn Content
Act as a LinkedIn content strategist for [BUSINESS TYPE] in [NICHE], writing for [TARGET AUDIENCE] (digital marketers and business owners). Write a LinkedIn post using the “Hook-Whitespace-Story-Lesson-CTA” structure about [TOPIC], with short punchy lines, strategic line breaks for mobile readability, and a CTA inviting comments or connection requests.
LinkedIn Content
Act as a LinkedIn copywriter using the “Professional Vulnerability” framework. Write a post where my client shares a specific professional setback or hard lesson relevant to [NICHE], structured for LinkedIn’s preference for authentic, story-driven content, ending with a takeaway relevant to [TARGET AUDIENCE].
Basic Prompt · Claude
LinkedIn Content
Act as a LinkedIn strategist using the “Data-Backed Opinion” framework. Write a post stating a specific opinion about [TOPIC] in [NICHE], backed by a statistic or specific example, structured in short paragraphs with line breaks, designed to perform well with LinkedIn’s algorithm and resonate with [TARGET AUDIENCE].
Basic Prompt · Claude
LinkedIn Content
Act as a LinkedIn copywriter using the “Numbered List Post” framework. Write a LinkedIn post listing [X] lessons, tips, or principles about [TOPIC] relevant to [TARGET AUDIENCE], each point on its own line with a one-sentence elaboration, formatted for easy scanning.
Basic Prompt · Claude
LinkedIn Content
Act as a LinkedIn strategist using the “Client Result Case Study” framework. Write a post detailing a specific client result achieved through [OFFER], structured professionally with context, strategy, and outcome, appropriate for a B2B audience of [TARGET AUDIENCE] evaluating service providers.
LinkedIn Content
Act as a LinkedIn copywriter using the “Contrarian Industry Take” framework. Write a post where my client challenges a common belief or practice in [NICHE], using a confident but professional tone appropriate for LinkedIn, supported by specific reasoning that will hold up in a comments debate with [TARGET AUDIENCE].
LinkedIn Content
Act as a LinkedIn strategist using the “Career/Business Milestone” framework. Write a post marking a specific milestone in my client’s business (e.g., team growth, revenue milestone, years in business), balancing celebration with a genuine lesson or insight for [TARGET AUDIENCE], avoiding humble-brag tone.
LinkedIn Content
Act as a LinkedIn copywriter using the “How I Solved This For a Client” framework. Write a post walking through the specific problem-solving process my client used to help a client achieve [RESULT] with [OFFER], written to demonstrate strategic thinking to [TARGET AUDIENCE] evaluating similar help.
Newsletter Content
Act as an email newsletter strategist for [BUSINESS TYPE] in [NICHE]. Write a complete newsletter issue for [TARGET AUDIENCE] on the topic of [TOPIC], structured as: Subject Line (2 options), Opening Hook (personal, 2-3 sentences), Main Insight (3 short sections with subheads), Practical Takeaway, CTA toward [OFFER/CONTENT].
Newsletter Content
Act as a newsletter copywriter using the “Curated Roundup” framework. Write a newsletter issue for [TARGET AUDIENCE] curating and commenting on 3-4 relevant trends, tools, or pieces of news in [NICHE] this week, with my client’s specific point of view added to each item rather than just summarizing.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Newsletter Content
Act as a newsletter strategist using the “Personal Story to Lesson” framework. Write a newsletter issue that opens with a brief personal anecdote from my client relevant to [NICHE], transitions into a broader lesson, and ends with a practical action step for [TARGET AUDIENCE].
Basic Prompt · Claude
Newsletter Content
Act as a copywriter using the “Deep Dive” newsletter framework. Write a long-form newsletter issue that goes deeper into [TOPIC] than a typical social post could, including nuance, examples, and a clear framework, formatted with scannable subheadings for [TARGET AUDIENCE] who want substance over brevity.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Newsletter Content
Act as a newsletter strategist using the “AI Tool Spotlight” framework. Write a newsletter issue spotlighting one specific AI tool relevant to [NICHE], including what it does, a specific use case for [TARGET AUDIENCE], pricing/access notes, and my client’s honest take on its strengths and limitations.
Newsletter Content
Act as a copywriter using the “Behind the Scenes” newsletter framework. Write a newsletter issue giving [TARGET AUDIENCE] subscriber-only insight into a recent project, decision, or result at my client’s business, written with more candor than would appear in public social posts.
Newsletter Content
Act as a newsletter strategist using the “Q&A Format” framework. Write a newsletter issue structured as my client answering 3 real or illustrative subscriber questions about [TOPIC] in depth, each with a clear, actionable answer for [TARGET AUDIENCE].
Newsletter Content
Act as a copywriter using the “Case Study Breakdown” newsletter framework. Write a newsletter issue walking through one detailed client case study using [OFFER], including the strategy, the numbers, and the lessons, formatted for a reading audience who wants the full story rather than a social media summary, for [TARGET AUDIENCE].
Content Calendar
Act as a social media content planner for [BUSINESS TYPE] in [NICHE], serving [TARGET AUDIENCE]. Build a 30-day content calendar mixing the content pillars Educate, Authority, Personal Brand, Engagement, and Sales in a 40/20/15/15/10 ratio. Output as a table: Day, Content Pillar, Format, Topic, CTA Type, ensuring no two consecutive days share the same pillar.
Content Calendar
Act as a content calendar strategist using the “Theme Week” framework. Plan a 4-week monthly content calendar for [BUSINESS TYPE] where each week has a distinct theme relevant to [NICHE] and [TARGET AUDIENCE], with 3-4 posts per week mapped to specific formats (carousel, Reel, Story, single post).
Basic Prompt · Claude
Content Calendar
Act as a planner using the “Launch Countdown Calendar” framework. Build a 14-day content calendar leading up to the launch of [OFFER/PRODUCT] for [TARGET AUDIENCE], balancing value content, social proof, urgency, and direct offer mentions, with specific content types and goals mapped to each day.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Content Calendar
Act as a content calendar strategist using the “Platform Mix” framework. Build a weekly content calendar distributing content across Instagram, LinkedIn, and email/newsletter for [BUSINESS TYPE], ensuring each platform gets native-feeling content (not just cross-posted) relevant to [TARGET AUDIENCE], output as a table by day and platform.
Basic Prompt · Claude
Content Calendar
Act as a planner using the “Quarterly Content Roadmap” framework. Build a 90-day content roadmap for [BUSINESS TYPE] in [NICHE] with monthly themes that build toward a [QUARTER-END GOAL, e.g., launch, revenue target], output as a table: Month, Theme, Key Content Pieces, Business Goal Supported.
Content Calendar
Act as a content calendar strategist using the “Repurposing Cycle” framework. Build a 2-week content calendar where one piece of cornerstone content (e.g., a long-form post or webinar) is systematically repurposed into 8-10 smaller pieces across the cycle for [TARGET AUDIENCE], output as a table showing the source-to-output mapping.
Content Calendar
Act as a planner using the “Seasonal Calendar” framework. Build a content calendar for the next [TIMEFRAME, e.g., “Q4,” “holiday season”] for [BUSINESS TYPE] in [NICHE], incorporating relevant seasonal moments, deadlines, and emotional beats relevant to [TARGET AUDIENCE], without forcing irrelevant trends.
Content Calendar
Act as a content calendar strategist using the “Content Pillar Audit” framework. Here are the topics I’ve posted about in the last 30 days: [LIST TOPICS]. Identify which content pillars are over- or under-represented relative to a healthy mix for [TARGET AUDIENCE], and build next month’s calendar to rebalance it.
Content Calendar
Act as a caption copywriter for [BUSINESS TYPE] in [NICHE]. Write 5 alternate caption openers (first line only, under 15 words each) for a post about [TOPIC] aimed at [TARGET AUDIENCE], each using a different angle: question, bold statement, relatable scenario, statistic, direct callout.
Content Calendar
Act as a CTA specialist. Generate 10 different call-to-action closing lines for a post promoting [OFFER] to [TARGET AUDIENCE], ranging from soft (“save this for later”) to direct (“DM me the word READY”), labeled by intensity level (soft/medium/strong).
Basic Prompt · Claude
Content Calendar
Act as a caption copywriter using the “Caption Length Variants” method. Write 3 versions of a caption for the same post about [TOPIC] — a 1-sentence version, a 3-sentence version, and a full 150-word version — so my client can choose based on the day’s content strategy, for [TARGET AUDIENCE].
Basic Prompt · Claude
Content Calendar
Act as a CTA strategist using the “Question CTA” framework. Write 8 different closing questions for posts about [TOPIC] designed to maximize comments from [TARGET AUDIENCE], avoiding generic phrasing like “what do you think?”
Basic Prompt · Claude
Content Calendar
Act as a caption copywriter writing for accessibility and clarity. Rewrite this caption to be punchier and more scannable with strategic line breaks, keeping the core message intact: [PASTE CAPTION]. Tailor the tone for [TARGET AUDIENCE].
Content Calendar
Act as a CTA specialist using the “Urgency Without Hype” framework. Write 6 CTA lines for [OFFER] that create genuine urgency (real deadlines, real capacity) without sounding manipulative, appropriate for [TARGET AUDIENCE].
Content Calendar
Act as a caption copywriter using the “First Line Hook Bank” method. Generate 10 first-line caption hooks for content about [TOPIC] in [NICHE], each one short enough to display before the “…more” cutoff on Instagram, optimized to make [TARGET AUDIENCE] tap to expand.
Content Calendar
Act as a CTA strategist using the “Save This Post” framework. Write 5 variations of a CTA encouraging [TARGET AUDIENCE] to save a post about [TOPIC] for later reference, each phrased differently to avoid sounding repetitive across a content calendar.
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