Social Media & Community

Create a [X]-week social media content calendar for [platforms]. My audience: [audience]. My content pillars:\n\n1. [Pillar 1] — [description, % of content]\n2. [Pillar 2] — [description, % of content]\n3. [Pillar 3] — [description, % of content]\n4. [Pillar 4] — [description, % of content]\n\nPosting frequency: [frequency per platform]\n\nFor each day:\n- Platform\n- Content pillar\n- Post format (text, carousel, video script, poll, thread)\n- Topic/angle (specific enough to write from)\n- Best posting time (for this audience on this platform)\n\nRules:\n- No two consecutive days on the same pillar\n- Include at least [Y] engagement-focused posts per week (questions, polls, debates)\n- Include at least [Z] promotional posts per month (but make them valuable, not salesy)\n- Leave [W] slots as 'reactive' — for trending topics or timely commentary

Write [X] LinkedIn posts for the coming week. My audience: [audience]. My positioning: [one sentence on what I'm known for].\n\nPost mix:\n1. **Story post** — A personal experience with a business lesson. Hook → story → lesson → takeaway. 200-300 words.\n2. **Insight post** — A non-obvious observation about [industry/topic]. Start with a bold claim. 150-200 words.\n3. **Tactical post** — A specific how-to or framework someone can apply today. Use line breaks and structure. 200-250 words.\n4. **Contrarian post** — Challenge a common belief. Take a clear position. 150-200 words.\n5. **Question post** — An honest question that invites discussion. 50-100 words.\n\nRules for all posts:\n- First line must be a scroll-stopper (hooks, not clickbait)\n- Short paragraphs (1-2 sentences, then line break)\n- End with a question or invitation to engage\n- No hashtags in the body (max 3 at the bottom if any)\n- No 'I'm humbled' or 'I'm excited to announce' energy\n- Write like a person, not a personal brand

Write [X] tweets/posts for X/Twitter. Mix of standalone posts and threads. My audience: [audience].\n\nFormats:\n- [Y] standalone posts (under 280 characters — punchy, opinionated)\n- [Z] threads (8-12 posts each, each post standalone but building on previous)\n- [W] quote-tweet templates (give me a take I can use when quote-tweeting relevant content in my space)\n\nVoice: [voice description]. Think hot takes that are actually backed by experience, not engagement bait.\n\nTopics for this week:\n[List 3-5 topics]

Here are [X] comments/DMs I received this week on [platform]. For each one, draft a response that:\n\n1. Acknowledges their specific point (no generic replies)\n2. Adds value (a follow-up thought, resource, or question)\n3. Keeps the conversation going when appropriate\n4. Matches my voice: [voice description]\n\nRules:\n- If someone disagrees, engage respectfully — don't ignore or dismiss\n- If someone asks a question my content already answers, point them to it specifically\n- If someone is clearly trolling, draft a brief, dignified response (or recommend ignoring)\n- Keep responses under 100 words unless the question deserves more\n\n[Paste comments/DMs]

Generate [X] discussion prompts for my [community platform] community. Members are [member description].\n\nMix:\n- 2 'share your experience' prompts (invite members to contribute their stories)\n- 2 'hot take / debate' prompts (something members will disagree on productively)\n- 2 'resource share' prompts (ask members to share tools, books, or approaches)\n- 1 'challenge' prompt (a small action members can take this week and report back)\n\nRules:\n- Each prompt should be answerable in 2-3 sentences (low barrier to participate)\n- No prompts that feel like homework\n- Each should generate at least 10 responses from an engaged community\n- Avoid anything that could turn into a complaint thread

Here's a [blog post / newsletter / video transcript] I published this week:\n\n[Paste content]\n\nExtract social content for the next 5 days:\n\nDay 1: LinkedIn post — the core thesis, reframed as a personal insight\nDay 2: X thread — the tactical framework, broken into tweet-sized steps\nDay 3: LinkedIn post — the most surprising data point or finding, with commentary\nDay 4: X post — the most quotable line, standalone\nDay 5: LinkedIn post — a reader/viewer question this piece answers, framed as 'Someone asked me...'\n\nEach piece should feel native to its platform. Nobody should feel like they're reading a chopped-up blog post.

Help me build a [X]-week engagement strategy for [platform]. Current followers: [count]. Goal: [target followers] by [date].\n\nMy content pillars: [list pillars]\nMy posting frequency: [frequency]\n\nDesign:\n1. **Proactive engagement plan** — Who should I be commenting on? (Give me criteria, not specific accounts.) How many comments per day? What makes a good comment vs. a wasted one?\n2. **Collaboration opportunities** — Types of collaborations that would grow my audience (LinkedIn Lives, co-authored posts, newsletter swaps). How to approach potential collaborators.\n3. **Trend hijacking framework** — How to identify trending topics I can credibly comment on. Template for inserting my perspective into trending conversations.\n4. **Weekly engagement routine** — A specific daily schedule for engagement activities.\n5. **Growth metrics to track** — What should I measure weekly to know this is working?