Generates 5 Instagram content ideas for a business or entrepreneurship profile (Reels, carousels, punchy quotes) built for organic saves and shares, each with a first-line hook, a retention structure and a soft CTA, plus a 2-week posting plan.
Trends or formats I'm thinking about using: [trends] My niche: [niche] Task: 1. For each trend, identify the content mechanism that makes it work. 2. Show me how to apply that mechanism to my audience without copying content from another creator. 3. Give me 10 original concepts that draw on my expertise, my stories, my examples and my point of view. 4. Flag every idea that feels forced, overused or too derivative.
Topic: [topic] Task: turn this topic into a Reel that people would truly want to save or forward to someone. Give me 5 concepts, each built on one of these drivers: practical usefulness, identity, emotional relevance, surprise, or solving a problem. For each concept, provide: - the driver it relies on - the hook - the structure of the value it delivers - the visual concept - a call to action that feels natural Avoid: asking or begging for shares, engagement bait and overstated claims. The content should be so useful that passing it on feels like doing someone a favor.
Role: you are my strategist for Instagram Reels. About me: - Niche: [niche] - Target audience: [audience] - Account size: [number of followers] - Goal: [reach / followers / sales] Task: suggest 7 Reel ideas that I can realistically test during the coming 7 days. For each idea, give: 1. the problem or desire of the audience it speaks to 2. the content angle 3. the hook concept 4. the format 5. the payoff 6. why it suits my niche Priority: put generic trends last; favor ideas that the audience clearly wants and angles nobody else is using. Present the ideas as one labelled block each.
Niche: [niche] Goal: [goal] Reels I can publish per day: [number] Formats available to me: [formats] Task: build a plan for testing Reels over 7 days. For every Reel, give: - a clear hypothesis - the topic - the hook - the format - the payoff - the call to action - the main metric to monitor Rule: vary the tests on purpose, so that I learn which hooks, topics, angles and formats work best, rather than running the same idea again and again. Present the plan as a table, one row per Reel.
Below (or attached) are my Reel, its script, its caption and its performance data: [content + metrics] Task: 1. Using only the evidence available, diagnose the strongest and the weakest parts of the Reel. Where the data allows, look at: topic, hook, clarity, pacing, retention, saves, shares, comments, profile actions and signs of conversion. 2. Tell me what we can conclude with confidence and what we have no way of knowing. 3. Give me the 3 changes with the highest priority for my next Reel. 4. Rewrite the Reel applying those findings. Organize the answer in four sections: Diagnosis, What we know vs. what we can't know, Top 3 changes, Rewritten Reel.