“Act as a social media strategist who has grown accounts to 100k+ followers on multiple platforms. I am [describe yourself/brand: creator/business, niche, audience, what you offer]. Create a platform-specific content strategy for [platform: Instagram/LinkedIn/TikTok/Twitter-X/YouTube]. Include: (1) The 3 content pillars most likely to grow my specific audience on this platform right now, (2) The optimal posting frequency and timing for my niche in 2026, (3) The content formats currently getting the highest organic reach (Reels vs static, short-form vs long, carousels vs single images), (4) The hook structures that get the most initial engagement on this platform, (5) 10 specific content ideas I could execute this week. Base your recommendations on current algorithm behavior, not generic advice.”

“Create a 30-day social media content calendar for [brand/creator] in the [niche] space. Platform: [specify]. Target audience: [describe]. Content pillars: [list 3-4 themes]. For each of the 30 days provide: content type (format), hook/opening line, main content idea, engagement question or CTA, and relevant hashtag cluster (5-8 tags). Balance the calendar with: 40% educational/value content, 30% entertaining/relatable content, 20% promotional/offer content, 10% user-generated or community content. Flag the 5 posts with highest viral potential and explain why. Include 4 ‘pillar’ posts that could become evergreen anchor content.”

“Write a high-performing LinkedIn post for a [job title/industry professional] about [topic]. Use this structure that consistently generates high engagement: (1) Opening hook: a bold, specific, slightly controversial statement that stops the scroll — not a question, a declaration (under 20 words, ends before the ‘see more’ cutoff), (2) Pattern interrupt: immediately contradict the expected or conventional wisdom on this topic, (3) Main insight: the specific, non-obvious thing you have learned from [experience/data/observation], (4) Proof: one specific example or data point, (5) Practical application: what should someone reading this do differently starting today, (6) Discussion question: an open question that invites genuine diverse responses. Total length: 200-280 words. No bullet points. No emoji overuse. Conversational, intelligent tone.”

“Create a LinkedIn carousel post script for [topic] targeting [audience]. Structure for maximum saves and shares: Slide 1 (Cover): A bold promise or counterintuitive claim — the reason to swipe, Slides 2-8 (Content): Each slide should have one clear idea, a headline (under 8 words), and 2-3 supporting sentences. Each slide should feel incomplete without the next, creating a reading momentum that prevents drop-off. Slide 9 (Summary): The single most important takeaway — the thing they would quote if they were going to share this, Slide 10 (CTA): Follow prompt + what they will get from following + link offer if applicable. Include design direction for each slide: background color, emphasis words, visual element suggestion.”

“Write a 30-60 second Instagram Reels script for [creator/brand] about [topic] targeting [audience]. Structure for maximum watch-through rate: (0-3 seconds) Pattern interrupt hook — a visual action, a surprising statement, or a bold question that gives people a reason NOT to scroll past. Do not start with ‘Hey guys’ or any greeting. (3-15 seconds) Promise delivery setup — immediately show you are going to deliver on the hook. (15-45 seconds) Core value — the actual content. Use short sentences. Speak to one person, not a crowd. (45-60 seconds) Loop trigger or CTA — either end in a way that makes people want to rewatch, or give a specific, single CTA. Include b-roll suggestions and any on-screen text overlays.”

“Write 5 Instagram caption variations for a post about [topic/product/moment] for [brand/creator]. Create one of each type: (1) Storytelling caption: opens mid-story, builds to an insight, ends with reflection or lesson, (2) Educational caption: numbered list format with a strong opening hook, (3) Provocative caption: challenges a common belief in the niche with a confident, specific counterargument, (4) Vulnerable/personal caption: shares a genuine difficulty, mistake, or uncertainty in a way that builds connection, (5) Community caption: explicitly invites community participation around a specific question. Each caption: 150-300 words, no filler phrases, ends with one clear CTA or question. Include 2 emoji placements per caption maximum.”

“Write a TikTok script for a [15/30/60]-second video about [topic] for [niche] targeting [audience demographic]. The script must: (1) Start with a hook in the first 2 seconds that creates an unresolved curiosity loop — something that can only be resolved by watching to the end, (2) Use conversational language as if talking to one person, not an audience, (3) Include a plot twist, surprising fact, or counterintuitive reveal that creates a shareability moment, (4) End with a strong CTA that leverages the specific TikTok behavior you want (follow, comment a specific word, duet, share). Include: on-screen text timing, suggested trending audio category, and the comment the video is most likely to generate organically. Avoid: slow builds, credentials introductions, and anything that sounds scripted.”

“Write a high-performing Twitter/X thread on [topic] for a [professional background] account. The thread should establish genuine intellectual authority on this topic — not a summary of things everyone knows, but a specific perspective, framework, or insight that adds something new to the conversation. Structure: Tweet 1 (Hook): The single most counterintuitive or surprising claim you will make — specific, bold, slightly provocative. Tweets 2-8 (Development): Each tweet should work as a standalone insight that rewards the reader, while also building on the previous. Include: one specific data point or example, one clear framework or mental model, one actionable takeaway. Tweet 9 (Summary): The thread in one sentence — quotable, tweetable on its own. Tweet 10 (CTA): Soft engagement driver. Maximum 250 characters per tweet. No thread-padding filler.”

“Act as a social media growth specialist. Create an optimized hashtag strategy for [platform] for a [niche] account with [follower count] followers. Provide: (1) 5 ‘authority’ hashtags in the niche (1M+ posts) — used for reach ceiling, (2) 10 ‘sweet spot’ hashtags (100k–500k posts) — where you are most likely to be discovered by relevant users, (3) 5 ‘community’ hashtags (under 50k posts) — where you can genuinely rank and build community visibility, (4) 3 branded or campaign hashtags to consider building, (5) A rotation strategy so you are not using identical hashtag sets on every post (which platforms can penalize). Explain the logic behind each tier and how to use them together for maximum reach compounding.”