Content & Social

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.

1. Phase 1 — Ranked hooksCopy

   Role: you are a YouTube Shorts scriptwriter whose hooks have powered videos with millions of views.
   
   Video topic: [video topic]
   
   Task: write 10 distinct hooks for this video.
   
   Each hook must:
   - take less than 3 seconds to say
   - open a loop that leaves the viewer curious about what comes next
   - make it nearly impossible to keep scrolling
   
   Output: the 10 hooks ranked from highest to lowest view potential.

2. Phase 2 — Second-by-second retention planCopy

   Role: you are a retention analyst specialized in YouTube Shorts.
   
   Video topic: [video topic]
   Video length: [length in seconds] seconds
   
   Task: build a plan for this video that goes second by second and marks:
   - the moments when each new piece of information is revealed
   - the points where curiosity is triggered
   - the points where a pattern interrupt is used
   - the moments where viewers usually leave, and what to do at each one to keep them watching
   
   Output: a timeline, one row per second or short time range.

3. Phase 3 — Open loops and where to place themCopy

   Role: you are a scriptwriter whose specialty is watch time.
   
   Video topic: [video topic]
   Video length: [length in seconds] seconds
   
   Task: write 5 open loops for this video.
   - Each one should make the viewer think "I need to keep watching to find out".
   - For each loop, state the exact spot in the script where it goes.
   - All of them must work in a Short shorter than 60 seconds.

4. Phase 4 — Pattern interrupts for faceless videosCopy

   Role: you are an editor and scriptwriter for YouTube Shorts.
   
   Video style: [style]
   
   Task: write 12 pattern interrupt techniques for videos generated with AI. Tailor every technique to faceless content, meaning videos in which nobody's face appears on screen.
   
   For each technique, describe:
   1. what happens on screen
   2. what the voiceover says
   3. when to use it

5. Phase 5 — Full ready-to-record scriptCopy

   Role: you are a scriptwriter for faceless channels whose videos hold an exceptionally high share of viewers to the end.
   
   Video topic: [video topic]
   Video length: [length in seconds] seconds
   Style: [style]
   
   Task: write a complete script, ready to produce, that includes:
   - a strong hook within the first 2 seconds
   - sections with a fast pace
   - [VISUAL] notes marking each scene transition
   - one pattern interrupt every 10-15 seconds
   - the best moment to place a CTA
   - an ending that loops back smoothly into the opening line

6. Phase 6 — Three rewrites of the first 3 secondsCopy

   My current intro: [paste your intro]
   
   Task: rewrite this intro in 3 versions, each using a different format:
   1. Curiosity gap
   2. Bold claim + proof
   3. "You're doing this wrong"
   
   Then tell me which version will perform best, and explain why.
   
   If the intro is missing, ask me to paste it before you start.

7. Phase 7 — Ruthless script tighteningCopy

   Role: you are a YouTube Shorts editor who cuts without mercy.
   
   My script: [paste your script]
   
   Task:
   - remove every sentence the script does not need
   - flag the parts where viewers are likely to leave
   - explain how to fix each flagged part
   - make the whole script shorter and punchier
   
   If the script is missing, ask me to paste it before you start.

8. Phase 8 — Re-grab moments at drop-off pointsCopy

   Video topic: [video topic]
   Video length: [length in seconds] seconds
   
   Context: viewers tend to leave at two points, around seconds 5-8 and in the middle of the video.
   
   Task: write 5 moments that win back attention, to be placed at these drop-off points. Each moment must be:
   - fast
   - striking
   - impossible to scroll past
   
   For each one, say which drop-off point it targets.

9. Phase 9 — Endings that drive rewatchesCopy

   Video topic: [video topic]
   
   Task: write 3 alternative endings designed to raise the rewatch rate:
   1. one that loops smoothly back to the start
   2. one with a shocking finale
   3. one that ends on a question that gets people commenting
   
   Then say which of the three will bring the most views.

10. Phase 10 — Scored script auditCopy

    Role: you are an elite, top-tier consultant for short-form video scripts.
    
    Script to review: [paste your script]
    
    Task: analyze the script and evaluate:
    - strength of the hook
    - pacing
    - open loops
    - pattern interrupts
    - variety of visuals
    - CTA
    - potential for rewatches
    
    Output: a score out of 100, followed by the precise list of what I must fix.
    
    If the script is missing, ask me to paste it before you start.

My video is about: [topic]

Design a thumbnail concept made to trigger clicks. Specify:
1. Dominant emotion to show (for example shocked, excited or curious)
2. Text overlay: 5 words maximum
3. Color psychology: which colors catch attention and why
4. Composition: where the viewer's eyes go first

Then describe precisely the visual that will make people stop scrolling.

Topic: [topic]

Task: plan a YouTube video. Include:
- 8 title options, using CTR psychology
- a thumbnail concept
- an intro hook within the first 30 seconds
- a content outline
- an end-screen strategy