Content & Social

Role: you are a funnel strategist.

My area of expertise: [expertise area]

Task: design a complete funnel that moves people from Pinterest to a paid membership.

Include:
- strategic pin content
- landing page concepts
- conversion tactics that get followers to become paying members

Output: organize the funnel stage by stage, from the first pin to the paid subscription.

Topic: [topic]

Task: plan a podcast episode. Include:
- episode title
- a description of 3 sentences
- a cold open hook
- a segment breakdown with timestamps
- a list of questions for the guest
- 5 key talking points

1. Phase 1 — Attention drop-offCopy

   My post: [paste your post]
   
   Task: read this post and show me the point where readers' attention starts to fade.

2. Phase 2 — Carousel retention gapsCopy

   My carousel, slide by slide: [paste the slide texts]
   
   Task: tell me what is missing from this carousel that is hurting retention.

3. Phase 3 — Worth sharingCopy

   My post: [paste your post]
   
   Task: rework this post so people want to pass it on, not only read it.

4. Phase 4 — Ruthless readCopy

   My draft: [paste your draft]
   
   Task: be ruthless. What in this draft feels predictable or plays it safe?

5. Phase 5 — Three lifts, same ideaCopy

   My post: [paste your post]
   
   Task: give me 3 ways to make this post stronger while keeping the underlying idea unchanged.

6. Phase 6 — Patch the exit pointCopy

   My content: [paste your content]
   
   Task: identify the exact spot where this content loses people, then fix it.

Topic or niche of my posts (optional): [topic]

Task: guide me in writing calls to action and conversational endings for my posts.

They should naturally encourage people to comment, save and share, and must never sound forced.

Include concrete examples I can adapt.

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.

Goal: turn a podcast episode lasting 1 hour into 10 posts for social media.

Task: design a prompt chain for this, in which the output of each prompt is fed into the following one, so that the tone stays 100% consistent across all the posts.

Quarter: Q[X]
My content pillars: [list]
Publishing frequency: [frequency]
Platforms: [platforms]

Task: create a detailed content calendar for this quarter. Include key dates, themes, hooks and post types.

Role: you are a content strategist who designs predictable, high-performing content calendars.

Platform: [platform]
Posting frequency: [e.g. "5x per week" or "daily"]

Task: plan a 30-day content calendar for this platform.

Rules:
- Mix the formats: polls, short posts, threads, engagement posts, long posts.
- Organise the topics into a theme per week (e.g. "habit building", "AI tools", "productivity").
- Add 2 "tentpole" posts in the month: big-idea pieces built for reach.
- Keep it realistic: assume the creator is busy and that showing up consistently beats perfection.

Output: a table with one row per day and these columns: content type, topic/angle, hook (opening line), why it fits that week's theme, estimated time to create.

1. Phase 1 — System blueprintCopy

   Role: you are a top strategist for AI-generated video, specialized in cinematic short-form content.
   
   Niche: [niche]
   Audience: [audience]
   
   Task: design a complete system for producing realistic AI videos in this niche for this audience. Cover:
   - storytelling structure
   - visual style guide
   - tools
   - workflow
   - posting strategy
   
   Constraints:
   - suitable for beginners
   - only tools that cost little
   - optimized for viral retention, realism and production that can scale

2. Phase 2 — 20 cinematic scriptsCopy

   Role: you are a top scriptwriter for cinematic AI videos.
   
   Niche: [niche]
   
   Task: write 20 short-form AI video scripts with viral potential for this niche. Every script includes:
   - a hook
   - the visuals, scene by scene
   - the emotional pacing
   - a closing call to action
   
   Constraints:
   - each video runs under 60 seconds
   - storytelling driven by strong visuals
   - optimized for realism, engagement and rewatching

3. Phase 3 — 50 scroll-stopping hooksCopy

   Role: you are a psychologist of short-form content, specialized in videos generated with AI.
   
   Niche: [niche]
   Audience: [audience]
   
   Task: create 50 hooks that stop the scroll for videos in this niche aimed at this audience. Lean on these levers: curiosity, shock, realism, transformation, emotional triggers.
   
   Constraints:
   - fewer than 12 words per hook
   - optimized to hold viewers during the first 2 seconds
   - no clichéd phrases

4. Phase 4 — 30 cinematic scene promptsCopy

   Role: you are a world-class prompt engineer for AI image and video generation.
   
   Niche: [niche]
   
   Task: write 30 high-quality prompts that an AI tool can use to generate cinematic video scenes for this niche. Each prompt specifies:
   - lighting
   - camera angles
   - mood
   - level of realism
   - direction of motion
   
   Constraints: optimized for hyper-realistic results, a consistent visual identity across scenes and cinematic storytelling quality.

5. Phase 5 — Editing and retention playbookCopy

   Role: you are a professional editor of short-form video, specialized in AI content.
   
   Niche: [niche]
   
   Task: teach me advanced editing techniques for AI videos in this niche, covering:
   - pacing
   - zooms
   - sound design
   - transitions
   - captions
   - retention loops
   
   Constraints:
   - for videos shorter than 60 seconds
   - only editing tools that run on a phone
   - focused on maximizing watch time and engagement

Audience: [describe your audience]
Topic: [topic]

Task:
1. Identify the 10 most serious pain points this audience experiences about the topic.
2. Rewrite each pain point as a hook for Instagram Reels, 10 words maximum, ready to use.

Style: direct and provocative; no clichés.

Output: 10 numbered pairs, each one as "pain point → hook".

Original content:
[content]

Task: produce several fresh versions of it, one set per format:
- Reels
- carousel posts
- captions
- threads
- Story content

Keep the central message unchanged. In each version change the angle, the hook or the format, so that every version feels distinct.

Group the output by format.

Source content:
[paste your content]

Task: adapt this content into each of the following formats:
1. LinkedIn post
2. Twitter thread
3. Instagram caption
4. 30-second video script
5. Newsletter paragraph

Output: one section per format, each with its own heading.

Here is my content: [paste the content].

Repurpose it into a full content system for a creator, with one heading for each of these:
1. Instagram carousel
2. Script for a short-form video
3. Post for X / Threads
4. LinkedIn post
5. Idea for an email
6. Overall content direction

Keep the tone natural and engaging throughout, and always write with the audience in mind.

Text: [paste your text]

Task: transform this text into three pieces of content:
1. A script for a 7-second Reel
2. A carousel of 5 slides
3. A static post centered on one powerful statement

Adapt the wording and the format to fit each piece.

Output: three sections, one per format, each with its own heading.

Video idea: [insert idea]

Task: build a structure for this video optimized for retention. It must include:
- a hook in the very first moments
- stakes that escalate
- a pattern interrupt every 30 to 60 seconds
- loops of tension
- a strong payoff at the end

Video idea: [insert idea]

Task: design the complete structure of this video, optimized so viewers watch until the end. Include:
- the timing of the hook
- the moments where tension builds
- the pattern interrupts
- the emotional payoffs

Three Threads posts that went viral:
[paste the 3 posts]

My post:
[paste your post]

Task:
1. Analysis: describe precisely the structure, the tone and the hook pattern that the three viral posts share.
2. Rewrite: rework my post so it follows that same formula.

Present the answer in two sections: "Analysis" and "Rewritten post".

Post or draft: [topic, or paste your draft]

Task: rewrite this post so that a reader who has never come across my page grasps its value immediately.

Remove any inside references and any jargon that only my current audience would understand.

Role: you are an analyst of social media growth with a specialty in what makes Facebook posts spread widely.

Inputs:
- Three Facebook posts that performed very well: [paste the 3 posts]
- My post: [paste your post]

Steps:
1. Study the three posts in depth and uncover the hidden patterns behind their success. Break down: how the hook is built, the emotional triggers, the rhythm of the sentences, the formatting, the curiosity loops and who the post targets.
2. Turn what you found into a framework that can be reused.
3. Rewrite my post following that framework exactly. Keep my original message, but make it clearer, more emotionally powerful and much better at stopping the scroll.

Output, in three labeled parts:
1. Analysis
2. Repeatable framework
3. Rewritten post

Topic: [topic]

Task: write a Facebook post on this topic, structured as a list or a step-by-step guide, the kind of post people screenshot or save for later.

Rules:
- fewer than 150 words
- no filler
- every line carries one clear takeaway

My idea: [idea].

Turn it into a short-form video meant for Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts or TikTok that keeps people watching.

Include:
- A strong hook to open the video
- The script, divided scene by scene
- For each scene: visuals, b-roll, on-screen captions, transitions, pacing, sound effects and directions for the edit

Every choice should aim to push watch time and shares as high as possible.

Context: this is my current Instagram bio: [paste your bio]

Task: rewrite it around "Search Intent" keywords as they work in 2026, so that I appear in results when people search for [key term].

The new bio must include:
- a "Social Proof" anchor
- an arrow pointing to my [link name, e.g. Vault] link

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

Topic: [topic]

Task: write a short Facebook story of 120-180 words.

Structure:
1. Opening: a first line about the topic that is controversial or unexpected.
2. Body: tell a story that leads to a lesson.
3. Ending: leave an open loop that invites readers to tell their own experience in the comments.

Video topic: [topic]

Task: write a short caption for this video. It should increase engagement and get people to click the link in my bio.

1. Phase 1 — Opportunity scanCopy

   Role: strategist for viral content who studies the best-performing creators on every short-form platform, such as Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts.
   
   Input:
   - Niche: [niche]
   - Audience: [audience]
   
   Task: analyze this space and find the content opportunities with the most potential, including:
   - topics people are obsessed with right now
   - insights that are surprising and go against expectations
   - widespread beliefs that are actually wrong
   - painful mistakes that creators or audiences keep repeating
   
   Prioritize ideas that grab attention within the first 3 seconds and hold viewers all the way to the last frame.
   
   Output: a numbered list of viral angles for videos, each one ready to become a short-form piece. Tag each angle with the opportunity type it comes from (trend, surprising insight, misconception, mistake).

2. Phase 2 — 10 video conceptsCopy

   Role: specialist in short-form video concepts who helps creators produce viral content consistently on Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts.
   
   Input — Topic: [topic]
   
   Task: create 10 strong short-form video concepts built to maximize watch time and shares.
   
   Every concept must:
   - rest on one single strong hook or idea
   - reveal an insight, a result or a twist the viewer does not expect
   - spark curiosity so strong that viewers cannot scroll past
   - suit a fast pace and high retention
   
   Each idea should feel like something people have to watch to the very end.

3. Phase 3 — High-retention structureCopy

   Role: architect of video retention, specialized in short-form content with very high completion rates on Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts.
   
   Input — Concept: [concept]
   
   Task: build a complete video structure for this concept that maximizes watch time and engagement. Include:
   - a hook that stops the scroll within the first 2 seconds
   - a moment of tension that builds curiosity and makes viewers need the answer
   - a clear, simple explanation that delivers the promised value while keeping attention
   - a closing insight or payoff so satisfying that people want to share it
   
   Design the video as a psychological retention system: every second should raise curiosity and keep viewers until the end.

4. Phase 4 — Reel scriptCopy

   Role: top-level short-form scriptwriter writing for personal brands as well as faceless channels across all the major niches, on YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Instagram Reels.
   
   Input — Structure: [structure]
   
   Task: turn this structure into a complete reel script designed for high retention.
   
   Requirements:
   - fast pacing, short and punchy sentences
   - simple, direct language anyone can follow
   - a clear flow: hook → tension → value → payoff
   - every line earns its place: no filler, no extra explanation
   - curiosity stays alive throughout, so viewers feel they must keep watching
   - the ending lands a strong twist or insight, so the video sticks in memory and gets shared
   
   Goal: every second feels essential, and skipping the video feels like missing something valuable.
   
   Output: the script line by line, with each line labelled by its section (hook, tension, value, payoff).

5. Phase 5 — 15 scroll-stopping hooksCopy

   Role: specialist in writing opening hooks with high view-through rates on Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts.
   
   Input — Video concept: [video concept]
   
   Task: write 15 strong opening hooks for this video.
   
   Every hook must:
   - halt scrolling in the opening 1 to 2 seconds
   - rely on a strong curiosity gap, a surprising insight, a mistake or an unexpected result
   - create instant tension, so viewers feel they have to keep watching
   - be short, punchy and understood immediately
   - skip the fluff and go straight to the impact
   
   Aim for hooks that are impossible to ignore and win attention from the very first frame.

6. Phase 6 — Retention and pacing reviewCopy

   Role: strategist in video editing who optimizes scripts for leading creators on YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Instagram Reels, improving retention and watch time.
   
   Input — Script: [script]
   
   Task: review this script and break it down with one aim: keeping viewers from the first second to the last. Point out:
   - every moment where attention could drop or the video slows down
   - where to add pattern interrupts (cuts, zooms, changes in the visuals, shifts in the sound)
   - where to place text overlays that reinforce key ideas and keep focus
   - the spots where the pace needs to accelerate, and those where it needs to ease off, for the strongest effect
   - where curiosity gaps can be made stronger so viewers do not leave
   - any line to cut, shorten or rephrase for a better flow
   
   Goal: turn the script into an editing blueprint built for retention, where every second is deliberately designed to hold attention and remove drop-off points.

7. Phase 7 — 20 series ideasCopy

   Role: strategist in content multiplication who helps creators turn a single idea into a whole content ecosystem with steady viral output on Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts.
   
   Input — Original topic: [topic]
   
   Task: come up with 20 more short-form video ideas that grow the original topic into a full content series.
   
   Every idea must:
   - work as a complete, high-impact video on its own
   - develop a different angle, insight or surprising detail of the original topic
   - not repeat the same message or framing as the others
   - include a strong hook or trigger for curiosity
   - make viewers who watch one video naturally want the next one in the series
   
   Goal: turn one topic into a content machine that scales, where each video links emotionally and strategically to the next.

8. Phase 8 — Repeatable content systemCopy

   Role: content strategist working at full scale, who designs end-to-end systems of viral content for creators of short-form video on YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and TikTok.
   
   Input — Niche: [niche]
   
   Task: design a content system I can repeat, one that keeps producing viral video ideas without creative burnout. Include:
   - 5 core content pillars, each covering the niche from its own viral angle
   - 10 video formulas I can reuse with new topics
   - a weekly posting strategy optimized for the most reach and retention
   - a method to turn trends into original content without copying them
   - a system to expand one viral video into 10 follow-up ideas
   
   Goal: a content machine that sustains itself, where each idea leads to several new ones and growth stays consistent.

Platform: [platform]
Topic: [topic]
Style to match: [creator]
Target audience: [audience]

Task: write a high-energy video script for this platform on this topic.

Structure:
1. Hook: a strong opening within the first 5 seconds that grabs attention
2. Body: engaging storytelling with a fast, well-structured flow
3. Close: a clear, persuasive call to action

Rules:
- tone, wording and style match the chosen creator, tailored to the target audience
- punchy sentences and a strong rhythm
- add visual cues to boost retention and shareability

Output: the script divided into Hook / Body / Call to action, with the visual cue noted beside each line.

1. Phase 1 — Brand audit and improvement roadmapCopy

   Role: you are a senior social media strategist with more than 15 years of experience growing brands to seven-figure revenue.
   
   My business details: [paste everything: niche, offer, audience, main competitors, prices, how you are positioned today, growth stage]
   
   Task:
   1. Review the details above: niche, what I offer, who I target, who I compete with, my prices, how I am positioned and the stage of growth I am at.
   2. Point out my weaknesses, the leverage points I am missing, my gaps in authority and the blind spots in how I monetize.
   3. Give me a structured roadmap to improve.
   
   If any of these business details are missing, ask me for them before you start.

2. Phase 2 — Ideal customer psychologyCopy

   My business and audience: [describe your business and ideal customer, or paste the analysis from the previous phase]
   
   Task: break down the psychology of my ideal customer in depth. Cover:
   - surface-level desires
   - hidden insecurities
   - what drives their identity
   - what motivates them in terms of status
   - why they hesitate before buying
   - what makes them start to trust someone
   - how they consume content
   
   Then turn this analysis into 5 practical messaging angles I can use again and again to drive engagement and sales.
   
   Output: the psychological profile first, then the 5 messaging angles, each with a short example.

3. Phase 3 — Premium positioningCopy

   My business and current positioning: [describe your business and how you are positioned today]
   
   Task: redesign my brand positioning so that I stop competing on price or on features.
   
   Make these four elements clear:
   1. My category
   2. My angle of authority
   3. The transformation I promise
   4. My differentiation strategy
   
   The positioning must come across as premium, specific and difficult to replace with an alternative.

4. Phase 4 — Revenue-driven content architectureCopy

   My business and offer: [describe your business and what you sell]
   
   Task: build a full content architecture designed around generating revenue.
   
   Define five content types:
   - awareness content
   - trust-building content
   - authority content
   - proof content
   - conversion content
   
   For each type, map it to the specific stages of the buyer journey and to the monetization goals it serves.

5. Phase 5 — Growth bottleneck diagnosisCopy

   My business and current social media situation: [describe your business, your results so far and what you publish]
   
   Task: find the one biggest constraint that is holding back my social media growth and my revenue.
   
   Decide which of these it is:
   - confused positioning
   - weak messaging
   - inconsistent content
   - lack of authority
   - a poor conversion structure
   - a mismatch with the audience
   
   Output: name the constraint, explain why you chose it, then give me direct actions to correct it.

6. Phase 6 — 60-day authority planCopy

   My niche and business: [describe your niche and business]
   
   Task: create a structured 60-day plan for executing content, built to establish me as a leading authority in my niche.
   
   Include:
   - a theme for each week
   - how the narrative progresses over the 60 days
   - how proof is stacked up over time
   - strategic repetition that reinforces the key messages
   
   Output: organize the plan week by week.

7. Phase 7 — Unified social media operating systemCopy

   My business: [describe your business, or paste the outputs of the previous phases]
   
   Task: bring the following elements together into one unified social media operating system that I can repeat and that is designed for predictable scaling:
   1. Positioning strategy
   2. Audience psychology
   3. Content architecture
   4. Authority building
   5. Funnel engineering
   6. Offer optimization
   7. Growth correction
   8. Performance tracking

1. Phase 1 — Audit of the last 30 daysCopy

   Role: you are a senior social media strategist.
   
   Here is all the content I published in the last 30 days on every platform:
   [paste your content]
   
   Task: audit all of it. Tell me:
   1. what is working
   2. what is holding back my growth
   3. the one change with the highest impact that I can make before my next post

2. Phase 2 — Platform strategyCopy

   Role: you are still my senior social media strategist.
   
   Task: build a complete strategy for these platforms: [platforms].
   
   For each platform, specify:
   - the content type that performs best
   - the ideal posting frequency
   - the best times to post
   - one growth tactic to put in place this week

3. Phase 3 — 30-day content planCopy

   Role: you are still my senior social media strategist.
   
   Task: build my full content plan for the month on [platforms]: 30 days, with one post each day.
   
   For every day give: topic, format, platform, hook angle and core message. Present it as a table. Take every decision for me; do not leave options open.

4. Phase 4 — Ready-to-post captionsCopy

   Role: you are still my senior social media strategist.
   
   Here are my content ideas for this week:
   [paste your ideas]
   
   Task: write a complete, ready-to-post caption for each idea.
   
   Rules:
   - under 150 words per caption
   - structure: hook first, value in the middle, call to action at the end
   - optimize for saves and shares, not only for likes

5. Phase 5 — Engagement strategyCopy

   Role: you are still my senior social media strategist.
   
   Task: build a full engagement strategy for [platforms]. Include:
   1. how to reply to comments so that reach grows
   2. how to use stories to send people to my profile
   3. one engagement action to repeat every day whose effect builds up over time

6. Phase 6 — Competitor gap analysisCopy

   Role: you are still my senior social media strategist.
   
   Here are 3 competitors in my niche, [niche]:
   [paste their handles or examples of their content]
   
   Task: analyze what each one does well and what each one does badly. Then identify 3 content angles that none of them covers and that I could claim straight away.

7. Phase 7 — Weekly performance reviewCopy

   Role: you are still my senior social media strategist.
   
   Here are this week's posts with their performance data:
   [paste posts and data]
   
   Task:
   1. tell me what the algorithm rewarded
   2. tell me what to stop doing right away
   3. give me a numbered list of 5 precise decisions for next week whose impact on my growth builds over time

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

Topic: [topic]

Task: write a social media post on this topic.

Follow this structure, in this order:
1. Hook
2. Curiosity line
3. Three short insights
4. Clear takeaway
5. A strong closing line worth sharing

Style: short, punchy sentences.

Task: help me outline a storytelling structure that raises the average watch time of my videos.

Show how to sequence three elements so viewers keep watching until the end:
- value
- curiosity
- emotional payoff

Output: the structure as numbered steps, from the opening to the final second.

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.

Below are the comments from a viral post in my niche:
[paste the comments]

Task: for each comment, write a reply that adds real value, avoids generic phrasing and invites people to keep the discussion going.

Topic: [topic]
Audience: [audience]

Task: write a Threads post in list form.

Structure:
1. A bold title of 4-6 words, written entirely in capital letters.
2. Between 6 and 8 bullet points, each starting with the • symbol.

Rules:
- Each bullet is one tip that is concrete and actionable.
- Sort the bullets strictly by number of characters: the shortest comes first, the longest comes last, and each bullet is a little longer than the previous one.
- No hashtags, no introductory sentence, no closing line.

Output: only the title and the list.

Topic: [topic].

Design a thumbnail concept for it that earns as many clicks as possible.

Deliver:
- 5 options for the headline
- The thumbnail layout
- The emotional triggers to use
- Where the text goes
- The visual composition
- The hooks that grab attention
- A design direction in the style of top creators

Role: you are an editor of visual content.

My carousel draft:
[paste all the slides]

Task: for every slide:
1. Remove each word that does not add meaning.
2. Make sure the main point sits in the first line.
3. Check that the slide is clear when read without the previous one.

Return the optimized version of every slide.

Here is the transcript of a 10-minute YouTube video or a podcast episode:
[paste the transcript]

Task: turn it into a structured step-by-step guide that I can publish as a native long-form article in a niche Facebook group.

Format: a title, a short intro, then numbered steps, each with a clear heading and the explanation below it.

I have an Instagram post about [topic].

Task: show me how to turn it into:
- Instagram Reels
- Stories
- carousels

Then explain how to adapt it for other platforms too, so the same idea reaches as many people as possible.

Role: you are a content strategist who multiplies a single piece of content into many.

Original content:
[paste your content]

Task: rework it into these five outputs, each under its own heading:
1. X/Twitter thread: 8–12 tweets, every tweet under 280 characters
2. LinkedIn post: hook, a short story, then 1–2 takeaways; 150–200 words
3. Newsletter intro: 50–75 words, built on curiosity, no filler
4. Quote graphics: three short, bold standalone statements drawn from the text
5. YouTube video outline: hook, 3 main points, call to action

Rules:
- Adapt the wording to the culture of each platform; never reuse paragraphs as they are.
- Every output stays brief, easy to scan and sounds native to its platform.
- Avoid clichés such as "in today's world" or "unlock your potential".

A video of mine that performed well: [topic that worked]

Goal: turn this single win into steady growth.

Design a content series that includes:
1. 8 related video ideas that each extend this one
2. The order to publish them, from beginner to advanced
3. A strategy for linking the videos to each other
4. The playlist structure
5. How each video pushes viewers toward the next one

Role: you are a Pinterest marketing specialist.

My existing content: [paste your blog post or content]
What I sell: [product or service]

Task: turn this content into product pins built to convert, which showcase my [product or service].

For each pin:
- highlight the key benefits
- make the viewer want it
- respect Pinterest's visual best practices

Output: one block per pin with the pin title, the visual concept, the text overlay and the pin description.

If I have not pasted the content yet, ask me for it before starting.

My niche: [your niche]

Task:
1. Explain how Facebook's algorithm currently decides which content gets reach and engagement.
2. Based on that, help me work out which type of content I should focus on for my niche: short-form, long-form, reels or posts.

End with a clear recommendation and the reasons behind it.

A post of mine that performed well:
[paste post]

Task:
1. Analyse why it worked.
2. Give me 5 variations to publish over the next 30 days that do not come across as repetitive.

1. Phase 1 — 90-day channel roadmapCopy

   Role: you are a YouTube strategist.
   
   My niche: [niche]
   My audience: [audience]
   
   Task: create a content roadmap for the next 90 days containing 12 video ideas. For every idea give:
   - a title
   - a hook
   - 3 key talking points

2. Phase 2 — Full video scriptCopy

   Video title: [video title]
   Target length: [X] minutes
   Tone: [conversational / authoritative / educational]
   
   Task: write the complete YouTube script for this video, with:
   1. Hook: the first 30 seconds.
   2. Body: dense with value.
   3. Call to action at the end.
   
   Label the three parts clearly.

3. Phase 3 — 5 thumbnail conceptsCopy

   Video title: [video title]
   Niche: [niche]
   
   Task: propose 5 YouTube thumbnail concepts built for a high click-through rate, modelled on the thumbnails that perform best in this niche. For each concept describe:
   - the background
   - the text overlay
   - the facial expression
   - the color scheme

4. Phase 4 — YouTube SEO packageCopy

   Role: you are a YouTube SEO specialist.
   
   Video title: [video title]
   Target keyword: [keyword]
   
   Task: write:
   1. An optimized title of fewer than 60 characters.
   2. A description of 300 words that includes the keywords.
   3. 15 tags, as a comma-separated list.

5. Phase 5 — 3 Shorts from the scriptCopy

   YouTube script:
   [paste the script]
   
   Task: pull 3 YouTube Shorts with high retention out of this script.
   
   Each Short:
   - lasts less than 60 seconds
   - opens with a pattern interrupt
   - closes on a curiosity loop

6. Phase 6 — 5 community tab postsCopy

   Video title: [video title]
   
   Task: write 5 posts for the YouTube Community tab that promote this video, one in each of these formats:
   1. a poll
   2. a text teaser
   3. behind the scenes
   4. a question
   5. a bold statistic or claim
   
   Each post stays under 200 characters.

7. Phase 7 — Channel descriptionCopy

   Channel name: [channel name]
   Niche: [niche]
   Tone: [tone]
   
   Task: write the description of my YouTube channel. It must contain:
   - an opening hook line
   - what viewers get from the channel
   - the upload schedule
   - a call to subscribe

My channel (niche and a few existing videos, optional): [describe]

Task: design a content flywheel strategy for my channel, in which each video naturally leads viewers on to watch the next one.

Goal: longer session time and faster channel growth.

Role: you are a YouTube scriptwriter specialised in engaging, educational videos.

Video length: [length]
Topic: [topic]
Tone: [e.g. "chatty, like a conversation with a smart friend rather than a lecture"]

Task: write the full script following this structure:
1. Hook (first 15 seconds): a pattern interrupt, a bold claim or a surprising stat
2. Context (the next 30 seconds): why the topic matters right now
3. Main content: 3–5 key points, each backed by one concrete example
4. Recap (15 seconds): the 3 main takeaways
5. CTA (10 seconds): subscribe, comment or click a link

Add natural transition lines between sections. Wherever a visual should appear, insert [B-ROLL: short description].

Video topic: [describe]

Find:
- 10 keywords with high search volume and low competition
- long-tail phrases that people really type into search
- related questions the video should answer
- trending variations of the topic

Then optimize the title, the description and the tags so the video gets discovered and the YouTube algorithm favors it.

1. Phase 1 — Evergreen content and monetization stackCopy

   Role: act as a YouTube Evergreen Income Architect.
   
   My niche: [niche]
   
   Goal: I want a channel that earns passive income from videos that keep being discovered for years.
   
   If the niche is missing, ask me for it first.
   
   Task: design the complete system, covering:
   1. Topic selection framework: how to spot search demand in my niche that will last several years.
   2. Content structure: how to build videos that stay relevant whenever a viewer happens to find them.
   3. SEO optimization aimed at ranking over the long term.
   4. Monetization stack: how to layer affiliate income, ad revenue and digital product sales on top of every video.

2. Phase 2 — Compounding growth and 90-day roadmapCopy

   Role: take on the part of a YouTube Compounding Growth Specialist.
   
   Channel topic: [topic]
   Current subscribers: [subscribers]
   
   If either input is missing, ask me for it first.
   
   Task: design my compounding growth system, covering:
   1. Content interconnection framework: each video naturally leads viewers to three others.
   2. Playlist architecture that maximises watch time.
   3. Subscriber activation sequence: within 48 hours of someone subscribing, trigger the signals that tell the algorithm my channel is an authority.
   4. A 90-day roadmap in which growth visibly speeds up instead of staying linear.

3. Phase 3 — Affiliate income without sounding like an adCopy

   Role: act as a YouTube Affiliate Specialist.
   
   My niche: [niche]
   
   Goal: maximise passive commissions while never sounding like an advertisement.
   
   If the niche is missing, ask me for it first.
   
   Task: build my affiliate system, covering:
   1. Topic strategy in which product recommendations come across as truly helpful.
   2. A natural integration technique, placed at the exact moment viewers are most receptive.
   3. Description optimization so the links are easy to find.
   4. An affiliate content calendar focused on the highest-converting products in my niche.

4. Phase 4 — Digital product sales funnelCopy

   Role: act as a YouTube Product Income Specialist.
   
   My niche: [niche]
   Digital product I want to sell: [digital product]
   
   If either input is missing, ask me for it first.
   
   Task: design my product sales system, covering:
   1. A "free sample" approach in which the paid product becomes the obvious next step.
   2. End screen and card placements that convert at the peak of engagement.
   3. A description funnel that captures email addresses.
   4. A way to weave the recommendation in so the offer feels like a natural continuation of what I teach.

5. Phase 5 — AI optimization of your existing libraryCopy

   Role: take on the part of an AI YouTube Forever Income Specialist.
   
   Videos in my library: [video count]
   Current monthly income from them: [$X/month]
   
   If either input is missing, ask me for it first.
   
   Task: build my AI optimization system, covering:
   1. A performance analysis prompt that finds, in 20 minutes, the 10 underperforming videos with the most potential.
   2. A title and thumbnail optimization framework to raise CTR on content already published.
   3. A monetization audit of my video descriptions.
   4. A monthly library optimization ritual that squeezes the most income out of existing videos before I make new ones.