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Social Network Prompt: 6 Templates for Your Next Post

September 7, 2026 · Shamsi AI · Original prompts

Start with your audience, the message you want to share, and one useful next action. These six templates help turn those details into a platform-specific draft.

How to use these prompts

Replace every bracketed placeholder with your details, then paste the prompt into your preferred text AI assistant. Supply factual notes, review the generated draft, and adjust the wording to your own voice before posting.

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Plan a 7-slide Instagram carousel for [BRAND] about [TOPIC], aimed at [AUDIENCE]. Goal: [GOAL]. Voice: [TONE]. Use these verified facts only: [FACTS]. Return a table with slide number, headline (8 words maximum), body (30 words maximum), and visual direction. Slide 1 should introduce a specific audience problem; slides 2-6 should teach actionable steps with examples; slide 7 should offer one relevant next action. Then write a caption under 120 words, three relevant hashtags, and descriptive alt text for each proposed slide. Mark missing facts as placeholders.

Write three Facebook post options for [BRAND] to start a useful conversation with [AUDIENCE] about [TOPIC]. Use this context: [FACTS]. Match this voice: [TONE]. Keep each post under 130 words. Begin with a relatable observation, share one practical tip, and end with one open question people can answer from experience. Avoid engagement bait and invented testimonials. For each option, suggest a simple photo concept and two thoughtful replies the page could use when readers share different opinions.

Turn these working notes into a LinkedIn post: [NOTES]. The author is [ROLE] and wants to help [AUDIENCE] with [PROBLEM]. Write 180-230 words in a [TONE] voice. Start with a concrete lesson, describe the situation using only the supplied facts, and explain three practical takeaways. Use short paragraphs and a closing question that invites professional experience. Do not invent results, clients, credentials, or statistics. Provide two alternative opening lines and a short list of factual claims the author should verify before publishing.

Create a six-post X thread explaining [TOPIC] to [AUDIENCE] using only [SOURCE NOTES]. Each post must be no longer than 260 characters, including its number. The first post should promise one specific learning outcome; posts 2-5 should each explain one idea with a practical example; the last should recap the lesson and suggest [NEXT ACTION]. Use a [TONE] voice. Avoid unsupported claims and repeated hooks. Return the numbered posts with character counts, then flag any missing information separately.

Write a 25-second TikTok content brief for [BRAND] demonstrating [PRODUCT OR IDEA] to [AUDIENCE]. Use only these facts: [FACTS]. The desired action is [CTA]. Return a timed table with the opening 0-3 seconds, demonstration 3-18 seconds, takeaway 18-22 seconds, and CTA 22-25 seconds. Include what the viewer sees, spoken words, and concise on-screen text in each row. Keep the complete narration under 55 words. Use a [TONE] voice, show the value with a concrete demonstration, and avoid invented performance claims. Add a caption under 100 characters and a practical filming checklist.

Create five Pinterest pin concepts pointing to [DESTINATION PAGE] about [TOPIC] for [AUDIENCE]. Use this page summary as your only factual source: [PAGE SUMMARY]. For each concept, provide a title under 70 characters, a description of 200-350 characters, an overlay headline under 8 words, a visual brief, and image alt text. Include [PRIMARY KEYWORD] naturally where relevant. Give each concept a different useful angle, keep promises consistent with the destination page, and avoid keyword stuffing or invented results.

Make each draft your own

Add a real example, check every claim against your notes, and keep the call to action relevant to the post. Reuse the structure with a new topic when you need another draft.

All six templates on this page were written for Shamsi AI.