Social Media ChatGPT Prompts
Content creation, engagement, and social media strategy prompts
Create an Influencer Outreach Message Template
Write influencer outreach templates for {brand} in {niche} approaching creators at {follower_tier}. Provide four: a cold first contact, a paid partnership proposal, a gifting offer, and a re-approach to someone who previously declined. Each under 120 words, proving in the first line that you know their specific work. State the offer concretely — fee, deliverables, usage rights, timeline — rather than 'exposure' or 'let's collaborate'. Include the qualifying criteria for selecting creators (engagement quality over follower count, audience overlap, past brand fit), one follow-up, and the red flags that mean you should not proceed. Add a short note on disclosure requirements, which are the brand's responsibility too.
Create Instagram Captions
Write 10 Instagram captions for a {niche} account targeting {audience}. Vary the format deliberately: a story opener, a contrarian take, a short how-to, a behind-the-scenes, a question that invites a real answer rather than an engagement-bait poll, a myth correction, and a direct offer. Each needs a first line that survives the 'more' truncation — under 125 characters and meaningful on its own. Keep captions between 50 and 150 words, one clear CTA, and line breaks that make them scannable on a phone. Add a hashtag strategy mixing broad, niche and branded tags with the reasoning, and note which captions suit a carousel versus a single image.
Write TikTok Video Scripts
Write five TikTok scripts about {topic} for {audience}. Each 30–45 seconds, with a hook in the first two seconds that creates an open loop — a claim, a mistake, a number, or a visual break of pattern. Structure each as hook, context, payoff, and a reason to rewatch or comment. Use five different formats across the set: talking head, screen recording, listicle, before-and-after, and a reply-to-comment. Give the spoken script, the on-screen text (which must work with sound off), the shot list, and a suggested cut rhythm. Avoid opening with a greeting or introducing yourself, both of which cost the hook. Add the caption and the first pinned comment.
Develop a LinkedIn Content Strategy
Build a 90-day LinkedIn content strategy for a {role} in {industry} aiming to {goal}. Define three to four content pillars tied to what the audience needs rather than what is easy to post. Set a realistic cadence and a format mix across text posts, carousels, and the occasional long-form piece. For each pillar give five post concepts with hooks. Cover the mechanics that matter: the first two lines before the 'see more' cut, formatting for mobile, why external links suppress reach and what to do instead, and the first-hour comment window. Add an engagement routine that is commenting on others' posts rather than only broadcasting, and the metrics that actually indicate progress toward the goal — not impressions.
Create Twitter Thread Templates
Create five reusable thread templates for a {niche} account. Cover the structures that hold attention: the numbered lesson thread, the case-study breakdown, the contrarian argument with evidence, the resource roundup, and the story with a turn. For each give the hook tweet formula, the shape of the body tweets, the transition devices that pull a reader to the next tweet, and the closing tweet with a CTA that is not simply 'follow me for more'. State the ideal length for each structure and where threads usually lose readers. Include three worked hook examples per template and a note on which structures work without an existing audience.
Write Facebook Ad Copy Variations
Write Facebook ad copy for {product} targeting {audience} with a {objective} objective. Produce six variations built on genuinely different angles, not reworded versions of one: problem-agitate-solve, social proof, a direct offer, a question hook, a short story, and a before-and-after. For each give primary text in both a short (under 125 characters) and long form, a headline under 40 characters, a description, and the creative direction. State the angle, the stage of awareness it targets, and the metric it should win on. Add the testing plan — what to test first, how many variants at once, and the budget and time needed before a result means anything. Flag any copy that risks ad-policy rejection.
Design a Pinterest Pin Description Template
Create Pinterest pin description templates for a {niche} account. Treat Pinterest as a visual search engine, not a social feed: descriptions should front-load the search terms a user would type. Give templates for five pin types — how-to, listicle, product, inspiration and infographic — each 100–200 characters of genuinely readable copy with the primary keyword early, a secondary term naturally placed, and a clear next step. Add pin title guidance, board naming and description conventions, the overlay text rules that make a pin legible at feed size, and a note on why keyword-stuffed descriptions now suppress distribution rather than helping it.
Create YouTube Video Titles and Descriptions
Write titles and descriptions for a YouTube video about {topic} aimed at {audience}. Produce eight title options under 60 characters spanning different angles — outcome, curiosity gap, number, contrarian, and direct search-match — and say which optimises for browse traffic versus search. For the winner, write a description with the crucial first 150 characters that appear above the fold, a summary, timestamped chapters, links, and a keyword-informed closing paragraph that is written for humans rather than stuffed. Add thumbnail text (three to four words maximum) that complements the title rather than repeating it, plus tags and the pinned comment.
Write Community Management Response Templates
Write community management response templates for a {brand_type} on {platforms}. Cover ten recurring situations: a product question, a pricing complaint, a delivery problem, a feature request, a bug report, praise worth amplifying, a competitor comparison, misinformation about the brand, trolling, and an abusive comment. For each give the response, the tone calibration, whether to resolve publicly or move to DM, and the escalation trigger. Keep templates as skeletons with clearly marked personalisation points so responses do not become visibly copy-pasted — which damages more trust than a slow reply. Add the response-time targets by platform and the rules for when a human must take over from a template.
Develop a Social Media Crisis Management Plan
Write a social media crisis management plan for a {company_type}. Define severity tiers with concrete examples — an isolated complaint, a viral negative thread, a product failure, a safety issue, an employee conduct incident — and the response owner, approval path and target response time for each. Give holding-statement templates for the first hour when facts are still unknown, since silence and over-promising are both costly. Cover: when to respond publicly versus move to DM, when to delete (almost never) versus hide versus leave, pausing scheduled content, internal communication so staff do not improvise, and the post-incident review. Add the three escalation triggers that require legal or executive involvement immediately.