"Write 10 tweet hooks about [topic]. Each should create curiosity or challenge a common assumption. Under 200 characters each. No hashtags."
"Convert this article into a Twitter thread. 8-10 tweets. Tweet 1: bold hook summarizing the main insight. Each subsequent tweet: one key point. Final tweet: summary + link invitation. Article: [paste]"
"Write a tweet that asks a genuine question to spark discussion about [topic]. Make the question specific, not generic. End with your perspective to model engagement."
"Write a LinkedIn post about [professional experience/lesson]. Format: short punchy lines, no walls of text. Open with the most interesting moment. End with a takeaway. 150-200 words."
"Write a LinkedIn post sharing an insight about [industry trend]. Include: what's changing, why it matters, and one practical implication for professionals in this space. 200 words."
"Write a LinkedIn post announcing we're hiring a [role]. Make it feel human, not corporate. Include: what the role involves, what kind of person thrives here, and why it's a great opportunity. 150 words."
"Write 3 Instagram caption options for a photo of [subject/context]. Brand voice: [voice]. Include a question to drive comments. Each option under 150 words. Relevant hashtags: 5 only."
"Write the text for a 7-slide Instagram carousel about [topic]. Slide 1: hook. Slides 2-6: one tip or insight each. Slide 7: CTA. Each slide: headline + 1-2 sentence body. Keep it scannable."
"Write 10 YouTube title options for a video about [topic]. Mix of: curiosity gaps, how-tos, listicles, and bold claims. Each under 60 characters. Target keyword: [keyword]."
"Write the first 30 seconds of a YouTube/TikTok video about [topic]. Hook: something that makes viewers stop scrolling. Then: state what they'll learn. Then: why they should trust you on this. Fast-paced, no fluff."
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