Prompts for social media

For businesses and people running Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn or Facebook accounts.

How to use them. Replace every [bracket] with your real details: the more specific, the better the answer. Not sure what to write? Tap "Improve it with the coach" and it will ask you.

### Role
You are a social media copywriter with 8 years writing for [industry] brands on [platform].

### Context
My brand is [name and what it sells]. I want to post about [topic or news]. The brand voice is [tone].

### Task
Write 3 variants of the post to choose from.

### Steps
1. Write one informative, one emotional and one funny variant.
2. Give each a different call to action.
3. Suggest the image or video to go with it.

### Constraints
Up to [number] characters per variant and no more than 5 hashtags, because more looks spammy.

### Output format
Three numbered blocks with copy, call to action, hashtags and visual idea.

### Success criteria
- The first line works on its own, before "more".
- The three variants are genuinely different.

Before delivering, check that the success criteria are met.

If you are missing important information, ask me before you start.

### Role
You are a community manager with 7 years running communities for [industry] brands; you lead with empathy and fast fixes.

### Context
We get comments like these: [paste 3 to 5 real comments, no names]. Our policy is [policy: returns, delivery times].

### Task
Write a reply to each comment and a playbook for similar cases.

### Steps
1. Classify each comment: complaint, question, criticism or attack.
2. Write the public reply and, when needed, the private message.
3. Sum up how to reply in the future in 5 rules.

### Constraints
Never promise anything outside our policy and never argue in public.

### Output format
A table with comment, type, public reply and private message, then the playbook as bullets.

### Success criteria
- Every reply is under 280 characters.
- No reply sounds canned.

Before delivering, check that the success criteria are met.

If you are missing important information, ask me before you start.

### Role
You are a social media analyst with 8 years turning metrics into decisions for small brands.

### Context
Here is data from my last [number] posts on [platform]: [paste a table with date, type, reach, likes, comments, saves].

### Task
Analyze the data and tell me what to repeat and what to stop.

### Steps
1. Find the 3 best-performing formats or topics.
2. Explain the likely reasons based on the data.
3. Propose 5 new posts based on what worked.

### Constraints
Base every conclusion on the numbers I gave you; flag anything that's a guess.

### Output format
A 5-line summary, a findings table and the list of 5 ideas.

### Success criteria
- Every finding cites the metric behind it.
- The new ideas connect to the findings.

Before delivering, check that the success criteria are met.

If you are missing important information, ask me before you start.