Turn One Piece of Content Into a Week of Social Captions
Use this as the main prompt when turning one piece of existing content — a blog post, testimonial, FAQ answer, or product description — into a full week of platform-ready social media captions across Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
The Prompt
I'm a [describe your business in one sentence, e.g., "small plumbing company serving homeowners in Austin, TX"]. I need you to turn the content I'm about to paste into 5 social media captions — one for each of these angles: (1) educational/tip, (2) emotional or storytelling, (3) social proof, (4) promotional, (5) engagement question. For each caption, write three versions: one for Instagram (under 150 characters, 3–5 relevant hashtags), one for Facebook (under 80 characters, no hashtags), and one for LinkedIn (150–300 words, professional but conversational, one clear call to action). Use plain, direct language. No corporate speak. Here is the content: [paste your content here]
From the guide
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