# Social media — ChatGPT prompts Tested prompts for any D2C store — captions, Reels, calendars, hashtags, UGC briefs. Copy, fill in the blanks, or run in one click. > Copy-and-run version with fill-in-the-blank fields: https://www.xpay.sh/prompts/task/social-media/ ## Instagram caption with hook + CTA A scroll-stopping caption that opens with a hook, earns the read, and ends with one clear CTA. *Recommended model: ChatGPT — Punchy hooks and tight short-form copy.* ```text You are a social media copywriter for a D2C brand, [BRAND]. Write an Instagram caption for a post about [PRODUCT], speaking to [AUDIENCE]. Structure: - Line 1: a scroll-stopping hook (curiosity, bold claim, or relatable pain) — no "Introducing…". - Middle: 2-4 short lines that make it native and valuable, not an ad. - End: one clear CTA ([CTA]). Then add a line of 5-8 relevant hashtags. Rules: match a [BRAND_VOICE] tone, use line breaks for readability, max 2 tasteful emoji, no fake urgency. ``` Variables: `PRODUCT`, `BRAND`, `AUDIENCE`, `CTA`, `BRAND_VOICE` > **Pro tip:** Paste your 3 top-performing captions first and say "match this voice and hook style". ## 30-day content calendar A full month of post ideas mapped to a content-pillar mix — no more blank-calendar panic. *Recommended model: ChatGPT — Reliable structured planning in clean tables.* ```text Act as a social media strategist for [BRAND], a D2C store selling [CATEGORY] to [AUDIENCE]. Build a 30-day [PLATFORM] content calendar as a table with columns: Day | Content pillar | Hook/idea | Format (Reel / carousel / static / Story) | CTA. Balance these pillars across the month: educational, product, social proof/UGC, behind-the-scenes, and entertainment/trend. Aim for ~40% educational or entertaining, ~30% product, ~30% proof/community. Avoid posting the same format two days in a row. Keep every idea specific to [CATEGORY], not generic filler. ``` Variables: `CATEGORY`, `BRAND`, `AUDIENCE`, `PLATFORM` > **Pro tip:** Ask it to leave 4 "flex" days blank so you can slot in trends and launches as they come up. ## Reels / TikTok hooks + short script Six native first-3-second hooks plus a full shot-by-shot script for the strongest one. *Recommended model: ChatGPT — Strong at native, high-variance short-form hooks.* ```text Write short-form video content for [PRODUCT] targeting [AUDIENCE] on [PLATFORM]. Part 1: 6 hook lines (the first 3 seconds) — vary the angle: problem, myth-bust, before/after, POV, "things I wish I knew", unexpected use. Part 2: pick the strongest hook and write a 20-30 second script as a table: Timestamp | On-screen visual | Voiceover/caption. Keep it native and entertaining, not an ad. No fake claims. End on a soft CTA and suggest one trending-audio style that fits. ``` Variables: `PRODUCT`, `AUDIENCE`, `PLATFORM` > **Pro tip:** Film all 6 hooks over the same b-roll and post the winners as separate videos. ## Hashtag sets by reach tier A mixed hashtag strategy — broad, mid, and niche tiers — instead of guessing 30 random tags. *Recommended model: Perplexity — Current, real-world tag context beats guesses.* ```text Generate a hashtag strategy for [PLATFORM] posts about [PRODUCT] in the [CATEGORY] space, for an audience of [AUDIENCE]. Return three tiers as separate lists: - Broad (high-volume, 500k+ posts): 5 tags - Mid (50k-500k posts): 8 tags - Niche/community (under 50k, high intent): 10 tags Add 2 branded-hashtag suggestions I could own. Keep every tag realistic and relevant — no banned or spammy tags. Briefly note why the niche tier usually drives the best reach for smaller accounts. ``` Variables: `PRODUCT`, `CATEGORY`, `AUDIENCE`, `PLATFORM` > **Pro tip:** Rotate 2-3 different niche sets across posts so the algorithm does not read them as spam. ## Educational carousel (copy per slide) A save-worthy teaching carousel written slide-by-slide, with a hook cover and a soft-sell close. *Recommended model: Claude — Holds voice and structure across many slides.* ```text Write an educational [PLATFORM] carousel for [BRAND] on the topic "[TOPIC]", for [AUDIENCE]. Return 7 slides, one block each, labeled Slide 1-7: - Slide 1: a bold cover hook that promises the payoff (make people swipe). - Slides 2-6: one clear idea each, ~20-30 words, concrete and genuinely useful. - Slide 7: a soft tie-in to [PRODUCT] + a save/share CTA. Value first, sell last. Add a one-line caption for the post. [BRAND_VOICE] tone. ``` Variables: `TOPIC`, `BRAND`, `PRODUCT`, `AUDIENCE`, `PLATFORM`, `BRAND_VOICE` ## Story poll & question ideas A batch of interactive Story stickers — polls, questions, quizzes — that boost reach and mine insight. *Recommended model: ChatGPT — Fast, varied interactive ideas.* ```text Give me 12 interactive [PLATFORM] Story ideas for [BRAND] ([CATEGORY]), aimed at [AUDIENCE]. Mix sticker types: poll (this-or-that), question box, quiz, slider/emoji rating, and "tap to reveal". For each: the exact on-screen text + which sticker to use + what business insight or engagement it earns (e.g. product preference, objection, UGC prompt). Make them fun and low-effort to answer. Group them: 4 for engagement, 4 for product research, 4 for driving DMs/sales. ``` Variables: `CATEGORY`, `BRAND`, `AUDIENCE`, `PLATFORM` > **Pro tip:** Screenshot the best poll results and re-share them as social proof the next day. ## UGC creator brief A tight brief that gets creators to deliver on-brand, on-message content the first time. *Recommended model: Claude — Clear, well-organized long-form briefs.* ```text Write a UGC creator brief for a [PLATFORM] video featuring [PRODUCT] from [BRAND], for [AUDIENCE]. Include these sections: - The one message the video must land ([KEY_MESSAGE]). - 3 approved hook options. - A loose beat sheet (hook → problem → product in use → payoff → CTA). - Do's and don'ts (tone, what to show, claims to avoid). - Deliverables & specs (aspect ratio, length, raw + captioned). Keep it to one page, friendly and clear so a creator can shoot it without back-and-forth. ``` Variables: `PRODUCT`, `BRAND`, `KEY_MESSAGE`, `AUDIENCE`, `PLATFORM` ## Launch teaser post Pre-launch copy that builds curiosity and a waitlist without revealing everything. *Recommended model: ChatGPT — Great at curiosity-driven short copy.* ```text Write a pre-launch teaser for [PLATFORM] announcing that [PRODUCT] from [BRAND] is coming on [LAUNCH_DATE], for [AUDIENCE]. Build curiosity without revealing everything: hint at the problem it solves and one intriguing detail, hold back the full reveal. Give me 3 caption variants — (1) mysterious, (2) benefit-tease, (3) "we heard you" community angle — each ending in a CTA to join the waitlist or turn on notifications. Short, high-energy, [BRAND_VOICE] tone. No spoilers. ``` Variables: `PRODUCT`, `BRAND`, `LAUNCH_DATE`, `AUDIENCE`, `PLATFORM`, `BRAND_VOICE` ## Engagement / community post Non-product posts that spark comments and build a community the algorithm rewards. *Recommended model: ChatGPT — Relatable, comment-baiting ideas at speed.* ```text Write 5 engagement-first [PLATFORM] posts for [BRAND] ([CATEGORY]) that are NOT selling anything, aimed at [AUDIENCE]. Use different formats: an open question, a hot take/unpopular opinion, a fill-in-the-blank, a "tag someone who…", and a relatable meme concept (describe the visual + caption). Each should be easy to comment on and true to the brand. For each, give the caption + a one-line note on why it drives comments. Keep it warm and genuine, never bait-y. ``` Variables: `CATEGORY`, `BRAND`, `AUDIENCE`, `PLATFORM` > **Pro tip:** Reply to every comment in the first hour — early engagement compounds reach. ## Product feature post A product spotlight that sells the outcome, not the spec sheet — one hero feature at a time. *Recommended model: Claude — Turns features into benefit-led copy cleanly.* ```text Write a product-feature post for [PLATFORM] highlighting [PRODUCT] from [BRAND], for [AUDIENCE]. Focus on ONE hero feature ([FEATURE]) and translate it into a real-life outcome the customer feels — lead with the benefit, mention the feature as proof. Structure: hook → the everyday problem → the feature-as-solution → outcome → CTA ([CTA]). Keep it native and specific (no spec-sheet dump), [BRAND_VOICE] tone, add 5-7 hashtags. Under 120 words. ``` Variables: `PRODUCT`, `FEATURE`, `BRAND`, `AUDIENCE`, `CTA`, `BRAND_VOICE` ## Behind-the-scenes post Trust-building BTS content that shows the humans and craft behind the product. *Recommended model: Claude — Natural, human storytelling without hype.* ```text Write a behind-the-scenes [PLATFORM] post for [BRAND] ([CATEGORY]), for [AUDIENCE]. Angle: [BTS_MOMENT] (e.g. how it's made, a packing day, a founder story, a mistake we learned from). Make it feel human and real — vulnerability and craft build trust more than polish. Structure: an honest hook → the story/process → what it means for the customer → a light CTA. Give the caption + a shot list of 4-6 clips/photos to capture. [BRAND_VOICE] tone, no over-polishing. ``` Variables: `BTS_MOMENT`, `BRAND`, `CATEGORY`, `AUDIENCE`, `PLATFORM`, `BRAND_VOICE` ## Trend-jacking framework A safe, fast way to map a trending format or sound onto your product without looking try-hard. *Recommended model: Perplexity — Best read on what is actually trending now.* ```text Act as a social trends strategist. I want to jump on this trend: [TREND] (format, sound, or meme). For [BRAND] selling [PRODUCT] to [AUDIENCE] on [PLATFORM]: 1) Explain the trend's core structure in one line so I don't miss the point. 2) Give 3 on-brand ways to adapt it to my product — each with the hook/caption and the visual beat. 3) Flag any way this could look forced, off-brand, or age the post badly, and how to avoid it. Keep it authentic — the goal is "of course they did this", not "brand trying too hard". ``` Variables: `TREND`, `PRODUCT`, `BRAND`, `AUDIENCE`, `PLATFORM` > **Pro tip:** Move fast — most trends have a 3-5 day window before they feel late. ## Giveaway / contest post A giveaway post with clear rules and entry mechanics designed to grow reach, not just followers. *Recommended model: ChatGPT — Clear mechanics and upbeat promo copy.* ```text Write a giveaway post for [PLATFORM] from [BRAND], prize: [PRIZE], for [AUDIENCE]. Include: an exciting hook, the prize framed as desirable, simple entry steps (follow + like + tag [N] friends + optional share to Story), the deadline [DEADLINE], and a plain-English mini rules line (winner picked at random, not affiliated with [PLATFORM], region if any). Design the mechanics to attract real target customers, not freebie-hunters. Keep it upbeat and clear. Add 5-7 hashtags and a one-line caption variant for the pinned comment. ``` Variables: `PRIZE`, `BRAND`, `AUDIENCE`, `DEADLINE`, `N`, `PLATFORM` > **Pro tip:** Prize your own product, not an iPad — it filters for people who actually want what you sell. ## Bio + link-in-bio copy A clear, keyword-smart profile bio plus tightly-written labels for your link-in-bio buttons. *Recommended model: ChatGPT — Reliable with tight character limits.* ```text Write profile copy for [BRAND] on [PLATFORM] ([CATEGORY]), speaking to [AUDIENCE]. Part 1: 3 bio options (within the platform's character limit) — each stating what you sell, who it's for, and one differentiator, plus a clear CTA line. Use a searchable keyword naturally, keep emoji minimal. Part 2: 5-7 link-in-bio button labels in priority order (e.g. Shop bestsellers, New arrivals, Reviews), each 2-4 words and action-led. Return both parts labeled and ready to paste. ``` Variables: `BRAND`, `CATEGORY`, `AUDIENCE`, `PLATFORM` ## Repurpose a blog into 5 posts Turn one blog article into a week of platform-native posts across formats — no new writing needed. *Recommended model: Claude — Handles long input and reshapes it faithfully.* ```text Repurpose the article below into 5 [PLATFORM] posts for [BRAND], for [AUDIENCE]. Extract the strongest ideas and reshape each into a native format: 1) a carousel (give the slide-by-slide), 2) a Reel/short-video hook + beat sheet, 3) a quote/stat graphic (text + caption), 4) an engagement question post, 5) a "myth vs fact" post. For each, write the caption and note the visual. Do not just copy sentences — adapt to how people consume [PLATFORM]. Add a soft CTA where natural. Article: """ [ARTICLE] """ ``` Variables: `ARTICLE`, `BRAND`, `AUDIENCE`, `PLATFORM` > **Pro tip:** Space the 5 posts across a week — one article can quietly carry your whole content calendar. ## Social-proof / review spotlight post Turn a real customer review into a credible, non-braggy post that does the selling for you. *Recommended model: Claude — Keeps testimonials honest and un-hyped.* ```text Turn the customer review below into a [PLATFORM] post for [BRAND] promoting [PRODUCT], for [AUDIENCE]. Lead with the most compelling line from the review as the hook, add a short line of context, and let the customer's words do the selling — you stay humble. Give: the caption, a suggested on-screen text overlay for the graphic/video, and a soft CTA. Keep it authentic (light edits only, don't fabricate anything). [BRAND_VOICE] tone, 5-7 hashtags. Review: """ [REVIEW] """ ``` Variables: `REVIEW`, `PRODUCT`, `BRAND`, `AUDIENCE`, `PLATFORM`, `BRAND_VOICE`