Content & Social

Role: act as a strategist for growth on Facebook.

Task: write 5 opening hooks with high conversion power for a post about [topic], aimed at [audience].

Each hook must:
- break the scroll in its very first line by tapping one powerful emotion (fear, desire, curiosity or controversy);
- open a loop, so the reader feels they have to tap "see more";
- hint at a clear outcome, a story or a valuable insight, without giving away the full answer;
- use specifics such as numbers, results or timeframes whenever possible;
- end with one of: a bold promise, a gripping question, or a curiosity setup such as "here are 7 reasons" or "here's what happened".

No fake-sounding clickbait: every hook must stay believable and grounded.

Output: a numbered list of the 5 hooks, each followed by the emotion it uses in brackets.

Task: describe 5 "POV" Instagram Reel ideas for a faceless account in the [niche] niche.

Visual focus: desk setups, "Aesthetic" coffee shots and the "Lo-fi" textures popular in 2026.

For each idea, also write the "Relatable" text overlay.

Output: a numbered list, each with the scene description and its overlay.

Topic: [topic]

Task: write 5 Facebook posts, each teaching something very practical about this topic.

Every post must contain:
- one clear takeaway
- simple steps or bullet points
- wording that makes readers want to keep it for later

Industry or niche: [industry/niche]

Task:
1. List 5 beliefs that are popular in this industry or niche.
2. For each belief, write a Facebook post that takes the contrarian side: bold but respectful, it questions the belief and invites discussion without attacking anybody.

Output: for each item, the belief followed by its post.

Role: social media strategist focused on fast audience growth.

Niche: [your niche]

Task:
1. Review the 10 most recent Instagram trends that went viral in this niche.
2. Use them to come up with 5 content ideas: short, explosive and highly likely to be shared.

Rules: be concrete and practical, not generic.

Output: first the list of the 10 trends, then the 5 ideas.

If you cannot access up-to-date trend data, say so clearly and base the analysis on the most recent patterns you know.

Topic: [topic]

Task: write 5 short-form video scripts. Each script needs:
- a hook lasting 3 seconds
- core content shorter than 45 seconds
- a CTA
- visual directions

Topic: [topic]

Task: write 5 Facebook posts that acknowledge and validate the frustrations people commonly have with this topic.

Tone: supportive, honest, never judgmental.

Close every post with a question that encourages readers to tell their own experience.

Role: you specialize in carousel hooks.

Carousel topic: [topic]
Audience: [describe your audience]

Task: write 5 versions of the first slide.

Every version must:
- promise a specific result
- create a pattern interrupt
- stay under 10 words
- make the reader feel they will miss something if they do not swipe

Avoid: the "here are X tips" formula and any question.

Topic of the post: [topic]

Task: write 5 LinkedIn hooks, each made of two lines:
- Line 1 stops the reader's attention.
- Line 2 gives them a reason to keep reading.

Use a different angle for each hook: credibility, observation, result, mistake, direct claim.

Rules: do not use questions, exclamation marks or em dashes.

Context: the first 30 seconds of a video decide whether people keep watching.

My video topic: [describe]

Create 5 distinct hooks for the opening, one per approach:
1. Open with a problem
2. Open with a bold claim
3. Open with a surprising statistic
4. Open with a visual pattern interrupt
5. Open with a pain the viewer recognizes

Rule: within 10 seconds, every hook must answer the viewer's question "why should I keep watching?"

Topic: [topic]

Task: write the text for an Instagram carousel of 5 slides whose purpose is to get people commenting.

Rules:
- Close every slide on an open loop.
- On the last slide, ask a polarizing question that splits the audience into two camps.

Topic: [topic]

Task: write a talking head video script that lasts 60 seconds.

Structure:
1. A strong hook at the start.
2. One clear insight.
3. A simple call to action or a closing thought.

Rules: natural language, no jargon. Add a short note on the tone to use when delivering it.

Topic: [topic]

Task: write a YouTube Shorts script that runs 60 seconds, built in this order:
1. Hook
2. Problem
3. A quick story
4. A simple solution
5. CTA

Keep it punchy.

Topic: [topic]

Task: turn this topic into a series of Shorts across 7 days. The series should build curiosity and make people come back each day for the next episode.

Output: one line per day describing that day's Short.

Task: write the script of a 7-second Instagram Reel designed to get 5 or more replays.

Topic: [a little-known insight from your niche]

Rules:
- The final 3 words of the script must be the opening of its first sentence, so the video loops seamlessly.
- The text overlay moves slightly, so that viewers need to watch again to read all of it.

Role: you produce carousel content.

My 5 topics:
[list the 5 topics]

Task: for each topic, write the outline of a 7-slide carousel:
- Slide 1: hook
- Slides 2-6: key points, one sentence each
- Slide 7: call to action

I will write the full copy myself: I only need the skeletons of all 5 carousels.

Post I am about to publish:
[paste it]

Task: write 8 short reply templates that I can adapt when the first comments come in.

Rules:
- natural wording
- a variety of tones
- nothing generic
- every reply invites the commenter to answer again

Role: you are a senior growth strategist.

My niche: [niche]
My goal: [goal]

Task: build a complete Instagram growth roadmap for the next 90 days, including:
- content pillars
- posting frequency
- engagement strategy
- profile optimization
- growth experiments
- content series
- performance metrics

Organize the roadmap month by month.

1. Phase 1 — Daily content decisionsCopy

   I am a creator in the [niche] niche and I publish on [platforms].
   My audience: [who they are and what they struggle with]
   
   Task: take every content decision for me for this week. For each day decide:
   - topic
   - format
   - platform
   - hook angle
   - core message
   
   Give me decisions only: no options and no alternatives, just things I can execute right away.

2. Phase 2 — Seven hooksCopy

   I am a creator in the [niche] niche and I publish on [platforms].
   
   This week's content decisions:
   [paste them]
   
   My best hook, to use as the style reference:
   [paste your best hook]
   
   Task: write one hook that stops the scroll for each day, in the same style as my reference. Seven days, seven hooks, all in one tidy list I can copy and paste before the week starts.

3. Phase 3 — Ready-to-post captionsCopy

   I am a creator in the [niche] niche and I publish on [platforms].
   
   This week's content decisions:
   [paste them]
   
   Tone reference:
   [paste an example]
   
   Task: write a complete caption, ready to publish, for every day.
   
   Rules:
   - fewer than 150 words per caption
   - structure: hook first, value in the middle, call to action at the end
   - label each caption with its day and platform

4. Phase 4 — Repurposing decisionsCopy

   I am a creator in the [niche] niche and I publish on [platforms].
   
   This week's finished captions:
   [paste them]
   
   Task: decide exactly which posts to repurpose, the platform each one should go to and what to change. Give one line of decision per post, so everything is settled before the week starts.

5. Phase 5 — Comment reply templatesCopy

   I am a creator in the [niche] niche and I publish on [platforms].
   
   Optional, so the replies sound like me: [paste a few of my real replies or posts]
   
   Task: write 10 templates I can use this week to reply to comments on my content.
   
   Rules:
   - mix four styles: grateful, curious, witty, and replies that keep the conversation going
   - no more than 2 lines each
   - every reply sounds exactly like me

6. Phase 6 — Weekly review and next week's planCopy

   I am a creator in the [niche] niche and I publish on [platforms].
   
   This week's posts and their performance data:
   [paste them]
   
   Task:
   1. Tell me what worked.
   2. Tell me what to drop.
   3. Take all of next week's content decisions for me now.
   
   The goal: every Monday starts with the plan already done and nothing left to guess.

Role: you are a strategist who helps businesses make money on Instagram.

Context:
- What I sell: [product/service]
- Who I sell it to: [target audience]
- Tone: [casual/professional/bold]

Task: write Instagram captions for 7 days. Every caption has:
- a hook on the first line
- a middle section driven by a story
- a call to action with a soft sell

Label the captions Day 1 to Day 7.

Role: you are a Facebook content strategist focused on keeping readers engaged and getting posts shared.

Task: write a list post about [topic] for [audience].

Structure:
- Title: bold and attention-grabbing, 4-6 words, written in ALL CAPS.
- Then 6-10 bullet points, each starting with the • symbol.

Rules for the bullets:
- Each one holds a specific insight the reader can put into practice right away. No vague advice.
- Order them logically, from the simplest idea to the most advanced.
- Each bullet is longer and deeper than the one before it.
- Language is clear and conversational. Mix in pattern interrupts now and then: short, punchy lines alternating with slightly longer explanations.

Output only the title and the list: no introduction and no conclusion.

Context: I want to launch an Instagram page in [niche]. It will be [faceless / face-led].

Task: show me how to automate the whole page using:
- ChatGPT to write the captions
- AI tools to create the content
- scheduling apps to publish

The goal is consistent output and a steady cash flow.

Output: a step-by-step workflow.

Topic: [topic]

Task: give me 30 hooks that stop the scroll for content on this topic. Blend these styles: stats, contrarian takes, bold claims, "how I..." formats and stories.

1. Phase 1 — Idea into storyCopy

   My idea: [idea]
   
   Task: build a story from this idea. It needs an antagonist (the villain), a turning point, and a lesson strong enough that people want to share it.

2. Phase 2 — Contrarian angleCopy

   Topic: [topic]
   My audience: [describe your audience]
   
   Task: find the contrarian take on this subject, the one that would make my audience halt mid-scroll.

3. Phase 3 — Belief-building seriesCopy

   Topic: [topic]
   My offer: [offer]
   
   Task: plan a series of 5 posts that builds my audience's belief step by step. The offer must not be mentioned anywhere in the 5 posts.

4. Phase 4 — Unskippable first lineCopy

   My post: [paste your post]
   
   Task: rewrite this post so that its opening line is impossible to scroll past.

5. Phase 5 — Emotional payoff checkCopy

   My content: [paste your content]
   My audience: [describe your audience]
   
   Task: identify the emotional payoff my audience is looking for from this content, then tell me whether it actually delivers it.

6. Phase 6 — Human moment up frontCopy

   My content: [paste your content]
   
   Task: find the human moment hidden inside this content and move it to the very beginning.

I am about to post an AI-generated [image/video] about [topic].

Task: write a short caption that lets people know it was made with AI in a natural way, so it does not read like a disclaimer, and that still opens with a strong hook.

1. Phase 1 — Connector capability auditCopy

   Role: you are a senior strategist for AI workflows who specializes in turning creator tools into income.
   
   Context: I have just connected Claude to the Canva connector. My business is selling social media visuals to small local businesses.
   
   Goal: link every capability of the connector to a concrete way to earn money, so I know which service to sell first.
   
   Steps:
   1. List every action the connected Canva connector offers, together with the plan it requires (free or paid).
   2. For each action, write a one-line description and one sample prompt I can copy as is.
   3. For each action, name the freelance service it supports and rate its effort-to-revenue ratio as low, medium or high.
   
   Output:
   - A table with the columns: Feature | Plan | Sample prompt | Use case | Effort-to-revenue
   - Below it, the 3 actions with the highest revenue potential, each with a one-sentence reason.
   
   Constraints:
   - No generic filler.
   - Include only features that really exist in the connected connector.
   - Check plan requirements before you state them; if you cannot verify one, mark it as unverified instead of guessing.

2. Phase 2 — Design a post from a briefCopy

   Role: you are a brand strategist and a senior designer for social media.
   
   Brand identity: take the tone, the color palette and the value proposition from [brand link]. If any of these is missing, ask me before you design anything.
   
   Deliverable: one Instagram feed post, 1080 x 1080.
   
   Audience: [target audience]. One single objective, pick only one: [bookings / sign-ups / awareness].
   
   Copy rules:
   - Headline: 7 words or fewer.
   - Supporting line: 12 words or fewer.
   - Exactly one call to action.
   - Everything must be readable on a phone in less than 2 seconds.
   
   Design rules: stay within the brand palette, use at most 2 fonts, keep a clear focal hierarchy and leave safe margins for the feed crop.
   
   Steps:
   1. Summarize the brief in 2 lines and point out any input that is missing.
   2. Suggest 4 clearly different directions: bold-graphic, minimal, photo-led and playful. For each one give a headline and a one-line reason.
   3. Stop and wait until I choose a direction before you create the final design.
   
   Output: first the 4 directions as text; after my choice, render the selected direction in Canva.

3. Phase 3 — Targeted edits with design QACopy

   Role: you are a design QA editor.
   
   Task: make targeted changes to design number [design number], and to no other design.
   
   Changes to apply: [list every change explicitly].
   
   Guardrails:
   - Leave the grid, spacing, alignment and brand colors untouched on every element I have not named.
   - Do not reflow the layout.
   
   Steps:
   1. Find each element I named and apply only the change listed for it.
   2. Check mobile readability: at thumbnail size the headline must be readable in under 2 seconds.
   3. Show a before/after summary of everything you changed.
   
   Output: a confirmation of the changes, plus 3 caption options that fit the final visual. Do not save until I approve.

4. Phase 4 — Reverse-engineer a Canva template before editingCopy

   This is a Canva template I have customized: [template URL]
   
   Before you change anything, take it apart completely and describe:
   - Layout structure: zones, columns and the visual flow
   - Color palette: every color it uses
   - Font hierarchy: heading, subheading and body, with weight and style for each
   - The position of every element
   - The design principles that make this template work
   
   Present the analysis with one labelled section per point above.
   
   Analysis only: do NOT make any changes at this stage.

5. Phase 5 — Export and auto-post pipelineCopy

   Role: you are a social media manager who controls publishing.
   
   Pipeline:
   1. Export the finished design from Canva and send the Canva export domain URLs straight to [auto-posting service]. Do not host the files anywhere else.
   2. Write a separate caption for each network:
      - Instagram: hook first, 5-7 hashtags
      - Facebook: longer and conversational
      - LinkedIn: professional, no hashtag spam
   3. Show me the connected accounts and ask me two things: which of them should receive the post, and whether it goes out immediately or is queued for the next optimal slot.
   
   Hard stop: publish nothing until I have explicitly confirmed both the captions and the accounts.

6. Phase 6 — 7-day Instagram plan by content pillarCopy

   Role: you are a content director.
   
   Input:
   - Business: [business]
   - Niche: [niche]
   - Goal for the next 30 days: [goal]
   
   Task: build an Instagram plan for 7 days.
   
   Use a table with one row per day and these columns, in this order:
   - Day
   - Pillar: pick from educational / social proof / behind-the-scenes / promotional / engagement
   - Format: pick from post / carousel / story / reel cover
   - Working headline
   - Canva visual brief (one line)
   - Main CTA
   
   Balance rules:
   - No more than 2 promotional days.
   - At least 2 educational days.
   - Mix the formats across the week.
   
   Constraint: each visual brief must be detailed enough to paste directly into a single-post design brief without changes.

7. Phase 7 — Schedule a design with per-platform captionsCopy

   Publish this Canva design on [platform] for the account [client account].
   
   Schedule: [day] at [time] [timezone]
   
   Rewrite the caption for each platform:
   - Instagram: conversational tone, 3-5 hashtags, finish with a question
   - Facebook: friendly tone, finish with a question, zero hashtags
   - LinkedIn: tone that is professional and focused on business value, zero hashtags
   
   Starting caption notes: [paste your raw caption notes]
   
   If the platform, account or schedule is missing, ask me before scheduling. Once the post is scheduled, confirm the post title, the platform, the scheduled time and the exact caption that will go live.

8. Phase 8 — Client-ready 7-day Instagram plan with captionsCopy

   Business: [business name], a [business type] based in [location]. Audience: [audience].
   
   Plan seven days of Instagram content for this business.
   
   For every day, give:
   - Theme of the content
   - Objective of the post: awareness, engagement or conversion
   - Headline text of fewer than 8 words
   - Visual direction, covering colors, mood, style and what the image shows
   - Caption copy, 50-100 words, optimized for Instagram
   - Call to action
   
   Follow this content mix exactly:
   - Day 1: an educational tip (builds trust)
   - Day 2: a product or service feature (shows the offer)
   - Day 3: behind the scenes (builds connection)
   - Day 4: a customer testimonial (builds credibility)
   - Day 5: a promotional offer (drives sales)
   - Day 6: a community or local connection (builds belonging)
   - Day 7: an engagement question or poll (drives comments)
   
   Present everything as a table, finished to the point that I can send it to the client for approval without editing anything.

9. Phase 9 — Fix: export domain not in the allow listCopy

   The export is blocked because the Canva export domain is not on the allow list. Do not try to download the file directly; give me the Canva public sharing link for the design instead.

10. Phase 10 — Fix: use an image uploaded to CanvaCopy

    In this design, use the image I uploaded to Canva with the file name [exact file name] for this role: [background / hero image / logo]. If you cannot find a file with that exact name, tell me instead of using a different image.

Task: plan a "Color Walk" Instagram Reel for my brand in the [niche] niche.

Steps:
1. Choose one theme color (for example Electric Blue).
2. List 7 ordinary, everyday objects in that color that I can film.
3. For each object, write a text overlay of one sentence that ties the color to a lesson about business.

Output: a numbered shot list with the object and its overlay sentence.

My competitors: [list competitors]

Task:
1. For each competitor, describe what a strong content strategy would look like in their case.
2. Identify the gaps I can own.
3. List the formats they ignore.
4. Point out the angles I can improve on.

Role: act as my content strategist.

My business and target audience: [business and the audience it targets]
My current content approach: [describe what you publish now, where and how often]

If my current approach is not described, ask me about it first.

Task:
1. Audit my current approach.
2. Build a 90-day content strategy covering pillars, formats, cadence and KPIs.

My business/niche: [describe it]

Task: help me create content valuable enough that competitors cannot copy it. Which elements (depth, data, formats, community) would make it defensible?

1. Phase 1 — Creative directionCopy

   Role: you are a creative director.
   
   Inputs:
   - Goal: [goal]
   - Platform: [platform]
   - Audience: [audience]
   
   Task: using these three inputs, set out a clear creative direction that covers:
   1. Style
   2. Tone
   3. Visuals
   4. Content angles

2. Phase 2 — Content ideasCopy

   Platform: [platform]
   My niche: [niche]
   
   Task: come up with 15 content ideas for this platform and niche that have strong performance potential.
   
   For every idea give:
   - the hook
   - the format
   - why it is likely to work
   
   Present the 15 ideas as a numbered list.

3. Phase 3 — Visual conceptCopy

   Idea: [idea]
   
   Task: develop this idea into a detailed visual concept. Describe:
   - the layout
   - the scenes
   - the on-screen text overlays
   - the colors
   - the composition
   - the design elements

4. Phase 4 — Script and storyboardCopy

   Topic: [topic]
   
   Task:
   1. Write a short-form video script on this topic built for high retention: open with a strong hook, keep the flow engaging and give it a clear structure.
   2. Then split the script into a storyboard, one scene at a time.

5. Phase 5 — Brand design systemCopy

   Task: put together a design system for my brand that looks clean and professional. Include:
   - color palette
   - typography
   - layout rules
   - spacing
   - guidelines that keep the visuals consistent
   
   If you do not know my brand, its audience or its personality, ask me for those details before you start.

6. Phase 6 — Content reviewCopy

   Content to review:
   [paste your content]
   
   Task: improve this content on four fronts: clarity, engagement, retention and its overall performance potential.
   
   Output: first a short list of the main problems you found, then the improved version.

7. Phase 7 — RepurposingCopy

   Original content:
   [paste your content]
   
   Task: turn this content into several formats, each one optimized for the platform where it will be used:
   - short videos
   - carousels
   - captions
   - hooks

Performance data from my previous videos (watch time, click-through rate, audience retention):
[paste data]

Task: analyze this data, then recommend precise changes that will improve the performance of my future videos.

Problem: half of my viewers leave my videos at [timestamp].
Topic: [describe]

Step 1: diagnose the likely reasons for this drop-off.
Step 2: design retention tactics to keep viewers until the end, including:
- a pattern break every 45 seconds
- strategic cuts
- curiosity loops
- when to deliver each payoff
- changes of pace

1. Phase 1 — Learn your voice from past postsCopy

   My last 10 LinkedIn posts:
   [paste your last 10 posts]
   
   My new draft:
   [paste your new draft]
   
   Task:
   1. Study the 10 posts and find the patterns in tone, pacing, sentence length and structure.
   2. Work out which of these patterns perform best.
   3. List the 3-5 style rules you found, written so I can reuse them on every post.
   4. Rewrite my new draft applying those patterns, keeping it simple and human.
   
   If the past posts or the draft are missing, ask me to paste them before you start.

2. Phase 2 — Scannable creator styleCopy

   My post: [paste your post]
   
   Task: rewrite this post for an audience of high-performing creators.
   
   Style:
   - short sentences
   - one idea on each line
   - calm, confident voice
   - a strong opening
   - easy to read
   - no buzzwords
   - no long paragraphs
   
   Before answering, check that every line can be skimmed in about one second.
   
   If the post is missing, ask me to paste it first.

3. Phase 3 — Curiosity and momentumCopy

   My post: [paste your post]
   
   Context: the post is correct, but it reads as boring.
   
   Task: edit it using audience psychology:
   - Opening (hook): raise curiosity with tension or surprise.
   - Middle: keep the momentum with proof, an example or a contrast.
   - Close: end on a lesson, takeaway or question that feels natural and earned.
   
   Cut anything that is fluff: if removing about 30 percent of the text makes it better, remove it.
   
   If the post is missing, ask me to paste it first.

4. Phase 4 — Senior voice for founders and decision makersCopy

   My draft: [paste your draft]
   
   Task: rewrite this draft in the voice of a senior professional addressing founders and decision makers. It should sound credible, never corporate.
   
   Style:
   - clear thinking
   - clean language
   - easy to scan
   - zero fluff
   - swap vague words for concrete ones
   - include one example
   
   Final check: every claim is backed by an example; if it is not, remove the claim.
   
   If the draft is missing, ask me to paste it first.

5. Phase 5 — Final retention polish in your voiceCopy

   My post: [paste your post]
   
   Task: this is the last editing pass. Polish the post for retention:
   - make the hook sharper
   - remove the weak lines
   - improve the flow from the first line to the last
   - keep my voice intact
   
   Final check: the first 2 lines must make the reader want to read the next one.
   
   Output: only the finished post, with no comments or explanations.
   
   If the post is missing, ask me to paste it first.

Task: review my Facebook account. Niche: [niche]. Target audience: [audience].

Find:
1. What is helping the account grow.
2. What is slowing its growth.
3. Which opportunities are being missed.

Areas to review: positioning, content strategy, the mix of content, hooks and how the audience engages.

Close with specific, actionable recommendations.

If you cannot see my account, first ask me to describe it or paste some recent posts.

1. Phase 1 — 30-day content calendarCopy

   Role: act as a strategist for Instagram theme pages whose content spreads widely.
   
   Context: my niche is [niche].
   
   Task: build a content calendar covering 30 days. For each day give a post idea, a hook for the caption and a call to action.
   
   Focus: content people want to share and save.
   
   Output: a table with the columns Day, Post idea, Caption hook, CTA.

2. Phase 2 — 10 captionsCopy

   Task: write 10 Instagram captions for a faceless page in the [niche] niche.
   
   Structure of every caption:
   1. Opening: a bold hook.
   2. Middle: a story or a statistic.
   3. Closing: a call to action to save or share.
   
   Length: each caption stays below 150 words. Check the count before answering.

3. Phase 3 — 30-second reel scriptCopy

   Task: write the script for a 30-second Instagram Reel for a faceless page in the [niche] niche.
   
   Format: nobody appears on camera; the reel is only on-screen text plus a voiceover.
   
   Style: punchy and educational. The ending is a cliffhanger that makes viewers follow the page.
   
   Output: the script split into short beats with rough timings, each showing the on-screen text and the voiceover line.

4. Phase 4 — Learn from the top pages in the nicheCopy

   Task: analyze why the 5 leading Instagram theme pages in the [niche] niche get so much reach.
   
   Break down for them:
   - content style
   - posting patterns
   - how captions are structured
   - the formats of their hooks
   
   Then give me a strategy to reproduce their growth on my own page.

5. Phase 5 — 7-day engagement planCopy

   Task: create an engagement plan for 7 days for a faceless Instagram page in the [niche] niche.
   
   Include:
   - comment templates for every day
   - ideas for story polls
   - a hashtag strategy aimed at reaching the Explore page
   
   Constraint: the plan must work without any personal branding.

1. Phase 1 — Find profitable micro-nichesCopy

   Context: I want to launch an affiliate marketing business on Pinterest with a faceless account (no personal brand).
   
   Broad categories to analyze: [Home Decor / Wellness / Tech Gadgets]
   
   Task: inside these categories, find 5 micro-niches that:
   - have strong seasonal demand
   - attract people who are in a buying mindset
   - can earn money through Amazon Associates or digital products
   
   For each micro-niche, explain why it suits a faceless account.

2. Phase 2 — Pinterest SEO keywords and boardsCopy

   Role: you are an expert in Pinterest SEO.
   
   Niche: [your chosen niche]
   
   Task:
   1. List 20 long-tail keywords with high search volume for this niche.
   2. Group the keywords under 5 board titles.
   3. For each board, write a description of 200 characters, optimized for search, that works the keywords in naturally.
   
   Lay out the result board by board.

3. Phase 3 — Text overlays for pin imagesCopy

   Niche: [your niche]
   Product or topic of the pins: [product / topic]
   
   Task: write 15 headlines worth clicking, to be used as text overlays on the pin images.
   
   Rules:
   - use psychological triggers, for example "The Lazy Way to...", "Why nobody tells you..." or "5 Tools to save 10 hours"
   - keep the text punchy
   - it must fit on a vertical 2:3 image
   - speak to people who want a quick solution

4. Phase 4 — Pin description that earns the clickCopy

   Niche: [your niche]
   What the pin promotes: [specific product / lead magnet]
   
   Task: write the description for this Pinterest pin.
   
   Rules:
   - the first sentence is a strong hook
   - work in 3-5 keywords that read naturally
   - finish with a clear call to action, for example "Download the free guide" or "Shop the collection"
   - stay below 500 characters
   - add 3 relevant hashtags

5. Phase 5 — 10 pin angles for one linkCopy

   Niche: [your niche]
   Blog post or affiliate product: [title]
   
   Task: I want 10 unique pins that all point to this same link. Give me 10 different angles or hooks, one per pin.
   
   Examples of angles: a tutorial, mistakes to avoid, a product review, a gift guide idea.

6. Phase 6 — Visual brief for a faceless accountCopy

   Niche: [niche]
   
   Task: describe the visual style of a faceless Pinterest account in this niche, so it looks professional and trustworthy without ever showing my face.
   
   Cover:
   - color palettes
   - font pairings (one serif paired with one sans-serif)
   - the kinds of stock imagery to use (for example macro textures, moody interiors or a minimalist workspace)

7. Phase 7 — 30-day posting scheduleCopy

   Niche: [your niche]
   Destination of my outbound clicks: [link / store]
   
   Task: build a posting schedule covering the first 30 days of a brand-new Pinterest account.
   
   Tell me precisely:
   - how many Standard Pins and how many Idea Pins to publish each day
   - how to rotate across my 5 main boards
   - when to begin repinning my own best-performing content
   
   The strategy must be built to get the most outbound clicks to my link or store.

Role: you are a content strategist for Facebook.

My 10 most recent post captions:
[paste your captions]

Task:
1. Pillars: based on how the topics overlap and how the posts are likely to perform, name my 2 strongest content pillars.
2. Misfits: point out the posts that belong to neither pillar.
3. Fixes: for each misfit, say how to reframe it or whether to cut it, so that my page comes across as being about one clear topic.

You are a designer for YouTube and social media.

Come up with 5 thumbnail concepts for [topic].

For each concept, give:
- the hook text
- the visual idea
- the emotion it should trigger in the viewer

Role: an elite video editor.

My video: [video idea].

Write a complete editing blueprint for it, covering:
- Cuts and transitions
- Zoom effects
- Pacing
- Subtitle style
- The mood of the music
- Sound effects
- Edits that improve retention
- How to optimize the hook
- A storytelling flow that keeps viewers watching to the very end

Video concept: [insert concept]

Task: write the complete YouTube script for this concept.

Style rules:
- short, energetic sentences with a fast pace
- no filler
- the story keeps moving forward at all times
- viewer curiosity stays high throughout

1. Phase 1 — 14-day growth plan to 1,000 followersCopy

   Role: you are a leading strategist for Instagram growth.
   
   Niche of my Instagram account: [niche]
   
   Task: build a complete 14-day plan to grow this account from 0 to 1,000 followers. Cover:
   - optimizing the profile
   - the content strategy
   - the posting schedule
   - engagement tactics
   - growth systems
   
   Constraints: organic growth only, never fake followers or fake engagement; growth should be fast and also sustainable.

2. Phase 2 — Reels strategy for reachCopy

   Role: you are a top expert in Instagram Reels.
   
   Niche of my Instagram page: [niche]
   Target audience: [audience]
   
   Task: design a Reels strategy built to go viral for this page. Cover:
   - formulas for hooks
   - how videos are structured
   - editing techniques
   - tactics that keep viewers watching
   - calls to action
   
   Constraints: original content only; optimize for reach, watch time, shares and turning viewers into followers.

3. Phase 3 — 14-day content calendarCopy

   Role: you are a leading content strategist for Instagram.
   
   Niche of my Instagram page: [niche]
   
   Task: create a content calendar covering 14 days for this page. For the posts, include Reels, carousels and Stories, each with its caption, its hook and the time to publish.
   
   Constraints: only content with high value; optimize for engagement, saves and audience growth.
   
   Format: a table with one row per day.

4. Phase 4 — Profile optimizationCopy

   Role: you are a top branding consultant for social media.
   
   Task: audit my Instagram profile in the [niche] niche and optimize it so that more of the people who visit it end up following. Cover:
   - improvements to the bio
   - recommendations for the profile picture
   - how to structure the highlights
   - suggestions for calls to action
   
   Constraints: positioning must stay simple and clear; optimize for trust and conversions.
   
   If I have not shared my current profile, ask me for it before starting.

5. Phase 5 — Daily engagement routineCopy

   Role: you are a leading strategist for community growth.
   
   Niche of my Instagram account: [niche]
   
   Task: build a system of daily engagement that helps this account grow. Cover:
   - how to comment strategically
   - networking tactics
   - ways to engage through Stories
   - frameworks for interacting with the audience
   
   Constraints: only authentic engagement; optimize for reach and for building a community.

6. Phase 6 — 100 content ideasCopy

   Role: you are a top consultant for Instagram growth.
   
   Niche of my Instagram page: [niche]
   Target audience: [audience]
   
   Task: come up with 100 content ideas with viral potential for this page. For each idea give:
   - the hook
   - the emotional trigger
   - the curiosity angle
   - why it is worth sharing
   
   Constraints: original ideas only; optimize for shares, saves and follower growth.

7. Phase 7 — Competitor analysisCopy

   Role: you are a leading analyst of social media.
   
   Task: study the leading Instagram accounts in the [niche] niche and find the patterns in:
   - their content
   - their hooks
   - how often they post
   - their engagement strategy
   - who they target
   
   Constraints: only insights I can act on; the aim is to adapt strategies that already work, never to copy them.

My page: an Instagram page in [niche], [faceless / face-led].

Task:
1. Analyze how the Instagram algorithm currently works.
2. Based on that, give me:
   - high-performing hashtags
   - a caption structure
   - the best posting times

The goal is maximum reach and engagement for this page.

Idea: [idea]

Task: turn this idea into an Instagram Reel script designed for high retention.

Structure:
1. Open with a strong hook.
2. Deliver clear value through short, engaging points.
3. End with a takeaway people will remember, or a call to action.

Style: conversational and easy to take in.

Task: write a script for a [YouTube / TikTok] video about [topic], built to keep viewers engaged.

Requirements:
- Hook: grab attention within the first 5 seconds.
- Body: compelling storytelling with clear, well-controlled pacing.
- Ending: a strong call to action.
- Tone: match the style of [creator or brand].

My idea: [idea]

Task: turn it into a thread of 10–12 tweets.
- Make the first (hook) tweet land hard.
- Keep the momentum going.
- Add a surprising twist.
- Close with a CTA.

Industry: [industry]

Task: analyze the current trends in this industry.

Identify:
1. 10 trending topics
2. 5 controversial debates
3. 5 emerging opportunities for creators

Output: three numbered lists, one per group.

Role: you are a top Instagram consultant.

My account:
- Bio: [bio]
- Niche: [niche]
- Audience: [audience]
- Content style: [content style]

Task:
1. Identify:
   - weaknesses
   - missed opportunities
   - improvements to the profile
   - content gaps
   - engagement problems
   - growth opportunities
2. Turn these findings into an action plan, ordered by priority.

Task: rewrite my Instagram bio so that people who visit my profile follow me and click my link.

- My niche: [niche]
- My offer: [offer]

Use power words, hooks based on social proof and a single, clear call to action.

Give me 3 versions.

My current bio: [paste yours]

Task: rewrite my Instagram bio so it draws in [ideal follower] and turns people who visit my profile into [email subscribers/buyers/DMs].

The new bio must contain:
- a clear value proposition
- a small signal of credibility
- one single call to action