Social Content

• BeginnerTen Hooks From One StoryThe first line is the whole battle — generate and rank options+

  Write hooks for this: {{story}} Platform: {{platform}} Audience: {{audience}} Give 10 first lines, each under 12 words, using different angles: - The number that surprises - The mistake I made - The thing everyone believes that is wrong - The before/after - The specific moment Then rank the top three and say what each one promises — and whether the content actually delivers it. Rules: - No "Here's why…", no "Let me tell you…", no question hooks that any account could post - A hook that promises more than the content delivers is worse than a weak hook - Must be readable and static in frame 0 — no hook that only works once it animates

• IntermediateShort Video ScriptA 30-second script with the beats timed+

  Write a {{duration}} script for {{platform}}. Topic: {{topic}} Point: {{lesson}} Audience: {{audience}} Format as a table of beats: time, spoken line, what is on screen. Structure: - 0–3 s: the hook, spoken and on screen - 3–8 s: why this matters to them specifically - 8 s–end: the substance, one idea, concrete - Last 3 s: {{cta}} Rules: - Spoken lines must be sayable in one breath - One idea per video. A second idea halves retention on both. - No intro ("hey guys"), no outro sign-off, no "make sure to follow" before the value landed

• BeginnerTurn Work Into a PostMake a post out of something you actually did+

  I did this: {{story}} Platform: {{platform}} Recurring theme of my account: {{content_pillar}} Produce: 1. What is genuinely interesting here to someone who is not me 2. The post — the specific detail first, the general lesson second 3. What to leave out because it only matters to me Rules: - Process and specifics, not results as a flex - No numbers that read as bragging; the interesting part is what went wrong and what it cost - Write like telling a competent friend, no motivational register - No hashtag block

• IntermediateCarousel OutlineOne idea per slide, built to be swiped to the end+

  Outline a carousel about {{topic}} for {{platform}}. Audience: {{audience}} Point: {{lesson}} Produce 8 slides. Per slide: the headline (max 8 words) and the supporting line (max 20 words). Rules: - Slide 1 promises something specific; slide 2 must start delivering, not restate - One idea per slide. If two fit, split them. - Slide 8 is the payoff, not a "follow me" card - Every slide must make sense if it is the only one someone screenshots

• AdvancedRewrite a Post That FloppedDiagnose why it died before rewriting it+

  This post did not land: {{text}} Platform: {{platform}} What I know about how it performed: {{context}} Produce: 1. Three candidate causes: hook, topic-audience mismatch, no tension, or wrong format 2. What the performance pattern would look like for each cause — views vs watch-time vs saves 3. The most likely cause given what I said 4. One rewrite fixing that cause only 5. What to keep — flops usually contain one good line Rules: - Do not rewrite everything. Changing everything teaches nothing. - If the post was fine and the topic was wrong, say that instead of polishing it

• BeginnerContent From One QuestionTurn a question you get asked into a week of posts+

  People keep asking me: {{topic}} My actual answer: {{context}} Pillar: {{content_pillar}} Produce 5 posts from this one question: 1. The direct answer 2. The wrong answer most people give, and why it fails 3. The story of when I learned it 4. The exception where the usual advice is wrong 5. The one-line version For each: the format that fits it (video, carousel, text) and the hook. Rules: - Five posts, five different angles — not the same post five times - Each must stand alone

• BeginnerCaption for a VideoThe text under the video, doing its own job+

  Write the caption for a video about {{topic}} on {{platform}}. What the video shows: {{context}} Action I want: {{cta}} Rules: - Do not summarize the video. Add the thing that did not fit in it. - First line visible before "more" must work alone - One call to action, phrased as a specific question if you want comments - No hashtag walls — at most three, only if the platform actually uses them - Under 60 words

• IntermediateRepurpose Long Into ShortCut a long piece into standalone short pieces+

  Break this into short-form content: {{input}} Target platform: {{platform}} Produce: 1. The 5 strongest standalone moments, each with the exact quote or timestamp 2. Why each works alone, without the surrounding context 3. A hook per piece 4. What must NOT be cut short because it needs the full setup Rules: - A clip that needs "as I mentioned earlier" is not standalone - Rank by strength, do not just take them in order

• BeginnerComment Reply SetAnswer comments without sounding automated+

  Comments on a post about {{topic}}: {{input}} Write replies for: 1. The genuine question 2. The disagreement with a fair point 3. The disagreement that is bad faith 4. The compliment 5. The one asking for something free Rules: - Each under 25 words - Concede real points immediately; it is the cheapest credibility available - Bad-faith reply: answer once, factually, and do not continue - No emoji-only replies, no "great question!"

• IntermediateWeekly Content PlanA plan built on what you already have, not on ideas+

  Plan a week of content for {{platform}}. Pillar: {{content_pillar}} What I actually did this week: {{context}} Capacity: {{constraints}} Produce: 1. Five posts, each tied to something real that happened — no invented topics 2. Per post: format, hook, and the one thing it should make the viewer think 3. Which one is the bet worth extra effort 4. What to drop first when the week goes wrong Rules: - Do not plan more than the stated capacity allows - At least one post that risks being unpopular with the existing audience

• IntermediateRewrite in My VoiceStrip the LLM register out of a draft+

  Rewrite this in a plainer voice: {{text}} Audience: {{audience}} Tone: {{tone}} Rules to apply: - Cut every sentence that only sets up the next one - Replace abstractions with the concrete thing they refer to - Remove: "in today's world", "game-changer", "unlock", "leverage", "dive into", "it's not just X, it's Y", "here's the thing" - No em-dash-and-triplet rhythm, no rhetorical question openers - Keep contractions and short sentences - Same meaning, roughly 60% of the length Then list what you removed and why, so the pattern is visible next time.

• BeginnerProfile BioA bio that says what someone gets by following+

  Write a bio for {{platform}}. What I do: {{context}} What I post about: {{content_pillar}} Who should follow: {{audience}} Rules: - What a follower gets, in the first line — not a job title, not a list of adjectives - One concrete proof of competence, if there is one - No "helping X do Y", no "building in public", no arrow-separated word chains - One link, and say what is behind it - Fit the platform's character limit and state which limit you used

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