Social Media Prompts

Ready-made prompts that save time on post copy, hashtags and content calendars.

Ready-made prompt templates

• 5 Instagram captions: Suggest 5 different Instagram caption options for this topic, each in a different tone (funny, informative, inspiring): [topic]
  Sample case: Topic: brewing coffee at home.
  1. Funny: “Not love at first sight, love at first sip: filter or French press?”
  2. Informative: “Same beans, different brew: how the method changes the taste.”
  3. Inspiring: “Start the day slowly; brew your own cup.”
  4. Funny: “No meeting before the coffee is done. That is the rule.”
  5. Informative: “Keep water around 90-96 °C; boiling water can make coffee bitter.”
  This sample output was produced with Claude; your result may differ.
• LinkedIn product post: Write a short LinkedIn post introducing this product/service, without sounding overly salesy: [product/service description]
  Sample case: Product: invoice tracking app for small businesses.
  When you run a small business, tracking invoices is one of the most time-consuming jobs. So we built a simple tracker that shows upcoming payments on a single screen.
  
  The difference we are aiming for: instead of hunting through spreadsheets at month end, you see which invoice is due when at a glance.
  
  What do small business owners spend the most time on here? I would love to hear your experience in the comments.
  This sample output was produced with Claude; your result may differ.
• 10 hashtag ideas: Suggest 10 relevant hashtags for this topic, mixing both popular and niche ones: [topic]
  Sample case: Topic: growing houseplants.
  Popular: #houseplants #plantlove #plantcare #indoorplants #greenhome
  Niche: #balconygarden #succulentlovers #plantparent #windowsillgarden #propagationstation
  This sample output was produced with Claude; your result may differ.
• Instagram product caption: Write a short, attention-grabbing Instagram caption promoting the following product/service. Product: [product name]. Key feature: [feature].
  Sample case: Product: bamboo toothbrush. Key feature: biodegradable handle.
  How about choosing one small daily item a bit more consciously? 🌿 The handle of our bamboo toothbrush is biodegradable: same daily routine, a little less plastic.
  
  What plastic have you started removing from your bathroom?
  This sample output was produced with Claude; your result may differ.
• 3 launch announcements: Suggest 3 different social media announcement texts for a new product launch (one formal, one casual, one playful in tone). Product: [product name and summary].
  Sample case: Product: vertical garden kit for small balconies.
  Formal: “Today we are announcing our new vertical garden kit. Designed for small spaces, it makes growing on a balcony easier.”
  Friendly: “Is your balcony small? Ours was too. That is why we made the vertical garden kit, and it is very easy to look after!”
  Funny: “Narrow balcony, wide dreams. The vertical garden kit is on its way; get the tomatoes ready.”
  This sample output was produced with Claude; your result may differ.
• 7-day content calendar: Create a 7-day social media content calendar about [topic]. For each day give the content type (video, image, text) and a one-sentence idea.
  Sample case: Topic: household budgeting.
  Mon - Post: “What is a budget and why keep one?” One-sentence intro.
  Tue - Image: Example income vs expense chart.
  Wed - Video: “Split spending into categories” in 30 seconds.
  Thu - Post: The difference between fixed and variable expenses.
  Fri - Image: Weekly spending tracker template.
  Sat - Video: Answer a follower question.
  Sun - Post: Week recap and a small goal for next week.
  This sample output was produced with Claude; your result may differ.
• Make a draft catchier: Rewrite this post draft so the first sentence grabs attention and add a friendly question at the end: [draft]
  Sample case: Draft: “New blog post is out. About productivity. You can read it.”
  Ever done ten things in a day and finished none of them? In our new post we collected 5 small habits that boost productivity, all of which you can try today.
  
  What is the one productivity habit that works for you?
  This sample output was produced with Claude; your result may differ.