Social Media And Community Prompts

INPUTS
[topic]; [audience]; [platforms]; [source facts]; [voice]; [goal]

PROMPT
Act as a social media editor. Create one post for each requested platform, adapting the opening, structure, length, and interaction style to its context. Preserve the same verified facts across versions. Make each post useful before asking for action, and avoid excessive hashtags or engagement bait. Provide two opening alternatives per post and explain the intended audience response. End with a consistency checklist and a suggested measurement for each platform. Do not claim that a format guarantees reach or engagement.

INPUTS
[professional insight]; [personal experience]; [evidence]; [audience]; [tone]

PROMPT
Write a professional LinkedIn post built around one clear insight from the supplied experience. Open with a specific situation, explain what changed or was learned, and give readers a practical implication. Use short paragraphs without turning every sentence into a separate line. Keep the voice credible and avoid invented achievements, exaggerated conflict, or generic inspiration. Provide three opening options and one finished post under 250 words. Finish with an optional discussion question that invites substantive responses rather than automatic agreement.

INPUTS
[topic]; [audience]; [source material]; [slide count]; [visual style]

PROMPT
Create an educational carousel that teaches one useful idea. Plan the slides as an opening promise, necessary context, progressive explanation, example, and practical takeaway. For each slide, give a headline, concise body text, visual suggestion, and accessibility note. Keep each slide focused and ensure the sequence makes sense without the caption. Draft a caption and a restrained call to action. Cite supplied sources where factual claims require support. End with a check for readability, logical flow, and claims that need verification.

INPUTS
[community]; [rules]; [topic]; [our experience]; [discussion goal]

PROMPT
Draft a discussion post that fits the community's rules and provides value before asking for feedback. Describe the relevant situation, share a specific observation or resource, and ask one focused question that members can answer from experience. Avoid promotional language, hidden sales intent, and claims of expertise not supported by the context. Offer three versions with different discussion angles. Explain which version best suits the community and why. Include a moderation checklist and a respectful follow-up response for a skeptical comment.

INPUTS
[original post]; [comment]; [brand position]; [relevant facts]; [response goal]

PROMPT
Help respond to this public comment with clarity and restraint. Determine whether the person is asking a question, raising a concern, correcting a fact, or expressing frustration. Draft a concise reply that acknowledges the substance, answers what can be answered, and offers a sensible next step when needed. Provide a warmer and a more formal alternative. Do not disclose private customer information or make promises beyond our authority. End with an explanation of when the exchange should move to an appropriate private support channel.

INPUTS
[brand]; [audience]; [channels]; [production capacity]; [goals]; [available assets]

PROMPT
Build a 30-day social plan that the team can realistically execute. Define recurring themes and balance teaching, conversation, evidence, and offers. For each planned post, give a topic, format, opening angle, asset requirement, publication window, and desired action. Include time for responding to comments and reviewing results. Reuse strong material thoughtfully instead of repeating identical posts. Finish with a weekly measurement routine and adjustment rules. Label timing recommendations as hypotheses unless supported by the account's supplied performance data.

INPUTS
[topic]; [audience]; [platform]; [duration]; [brand tone]; [production constraints]

PROMPT
Generate ten short-form video concepts that communicate specific value within the duration. For each, include a hook, central idea, visual action, three narrative beats, and a final takeaway or call to action. Match the concepts to available production resources and avoid trends that require unverified assumptions about the audience. Rank the top three by clarity and feasibility. Develop the strongest into a timed script with on-screen text and captions. Keep claims factual and do not invent demonstrations or results.

INPUTS
[community comments]; [question asked]; [member segments]; [decision to inform]

PROMPT
Analyze the community feedback as a qualitative sample. Group comments into themes, distinguish suggestions from problems, and preserve disagreement instead of forcing consensus. Attach source identifiers to findings and indicate how many supplied comments support each theme. Identify requests that may reflect vocal members rather than the wider audience. Deliver a summary, a theme table, and three decisions the feedback can inform. End with questions for a follow-up poll or interview and limitations that should accompany any public summary.

INPUTS
[current profile]; [role or brand]; [audience]; [proof]; [desired action]; [character limits]

PROMPT
Rewrite the supplied social profile to make the value and next step easy to understand. Clarify who the profile serves, what it offers, and which supplied credentials or outcomes support the promise. Produce three versions with distinct tones while respecting the requested character limits. Include a headline, bio, and call to action where the platform supports them. Avoid invented authority, inflated achievements, and vague labels. Explain the tradeoffs between the versions and finish with a fact-check list before the profile is updated.

INPUTS
[post results]; [hypothesis]; [date range]; [audience size]; [comparison posts]

PROMPT
Review the social experiment against its original hypothesis. Compare relevant rates, audience exposure, and outcomes while accounting for differing post formats or distribution. Separate an interesting signal from a reliable conclusion. Identify tracking gaps and alternative explanations for the result. Present a concise findings table, a recommendation to continue or revise, and the next experiment with a specific variable to change. Do not treat one successful post as proof of a universal formula. End with the decision this evidence supports today.