Carousels & Posts

Task: outline a "Cheat Sheet" Instagram carousel of 10 slides about [topic].

Required format:
- Slide 1: "Hidden Truth"
- Slide 9: "The Checklist"
- The other slides support these two.

Content: pack in so much useful information that readers feel they have to save the post.

Ending: close with this call to action: [your CTA, e.g. "check the link in bio for more"].

Output: slide-by-slide outline, with the title and the content of each slide.

Topic: [topic]

Task: list 5 tips about this topic that are practical and not widely known.

Constraints for each tip:
- 12 words maximum
- clear
- easy to put into practice

Purpose: these tips will become a carousel so useful that people cannot help saving it.

Topic: [topic]

Task: write the text for an Instagram carousel of 5 slides whose purpose is to get people commenting.

Rules:
- Close every slide on an open loop.
- On the last slide, ask a polarizing question that splits the audience into two camps.

Role: a top-level visual designer.

Task: design a high-end Instagram carousel about [topic].

Give me the structure slide by slide. For each slide include:
- a strong headline
- short copy
- visual direction
- typography
- layout ideas

Close the carousel with a clear call to action.

The overall feel: premium, polished to the standard of a top creator, and strong enough to stop people mid-scroll.

Topic: [topic].

Design a premium social media post for it. Give me:
1. The layout of the content
2. How the headline is structured
3. The hierarchy of the text
4. The visual direction
5. Typography
6. The color mood
7. The design elements
8. The composition

The result should look modern and high-end, and be easy for people to want to share.

You are a content designer.

Plan a carousel of 7 slides on [topic].

Deliver:
- The content of each slide, one by one
- Ideas for the hook
- The visual direction
- How to keep the layout consistent from slide to slide

You are a graphic designer.

Design a social media post on [topic] that is built to convert.

Deliver:
1. Headline
2. Supporting text
3. Layout idea
4. Visual style
5. Call to action

1. Phase 1 — Slide 1 hook headlinesCopy

   Role: you are a strategist for content that spreads widely.
   
   Topic: [topic]
   
   Task: write 5 headlines for Slide 1 of a carousel, built on pattern-interrupt logic. Angles to use:
   - Hook 1, "Shocking Contrast": the before versus the after.
   - Hook 2, "Negative-Proof": why the strategy the reader uses now is failing.
   - Hook 3, "Hidden Mechanism": the logic nobody talks about.
   - Hook 4, "Status-Threat": why other people are scaling faster than the reader.
   
   Format: a numbered list, each headline labelled with its angle.

2. Phase 2 — 10-slide flow with micro-cliffhangersCopy

   Role: you are a UX copywriter.
   
   Topic: [topic]
   
   Task: map out a carousel of 10 slides on this topic. Build a "Logical-Thread": every slide closes on a small cliffhanger ("Micro-Cliffhanger") that pushes the reader to swipe to the next one.
   
   Make the "Value-Density" reach its highest point on Slide 7, to maximize time spent on the post.

3. Phase 3 — Visual brief and image promptsCopy

   Role: you are a creative director.
   
   Topic: [topic]
   
   Task: I need one coherent aesthetic for a 10-slide carousel on this topic. Write 3 prompts for "Nano Banana 2" that generate either "Brutalist" 3D textures or "Industrial-Minimalist" backgrounds. They must make the text on the slides stand out ("Pop") and give the carousel the feel of a premium digital product.

4. Phase 4 — Cheat-sheet process slidesCopy

   Role: you are a senior technical writer.
   
   Process to explain: [complex process]
   
   Task: split this process into 5 slides of practical, "Cheat-Sheet" style steps. Use "Hierarchical-Formatting" on every slide:
   - 1 bold headline
   - 2 bullet points
   - 1 "Pro-Tip"
   
   Cut every bit of fluff. The result must be so clear that someone could carry out the task only by looking at screenshots of the slides.

5. Phase 5 — Save-worthy summary slideCopy

   Role: you are a conversion specialist.
   
   Topic of the carousel: [topic]
   
   Task: design Slide 9, "The Overview". Condense the whole carousel into one "High-Signal" infographic or checklist.
   
   Then write the caption for this slide; it must include, explicitly, this line: "Save this so you don't have to search for the solution later." This is the "Save-Trigger" logic.

6. Phase 6 — Slide 10 calls to actionCopy

   Role: you are a social psychologist.
   
   Topic of the carousel: [topic]
   
   Task: write 3 calls to action (CTAs) for Slide 10. None of them may ask for a like.
   - CTA 1: a "Binary-Logic" question, Option A versus Option B.
   - CTA 2: a "Hidden-Bonus" offer, for example: Comment "[keyword]" and I'll DM you [the resource].
   - CTA 3: a "Community-Challenge": ask readers to tag a colleague who should hear this message.