A useful starting point

Prompt templates

Start with a familiar social workflow, then fill in the details that make it yours. Each prompt keeps unknown facts out of the final post.

Social post starter
Game-day
Build matchup hype for a team or sports organization.
Create an on-brand game-day social post for [team] vs. [opponent] on [date/time] at [venue]. Highlight [verified matchup detail] and end with [CTA]. Use only supplied details; omit anything unknown.
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Product launch
Announce a new product with supported benefits and a clear next step.
Announce [product] launching on [date] for [audience]. Highlight [supported benefit(s)] and end with [CTA]. Do not invent product claims, availability, or specifications.
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Testimonial
Share approved customer feedback without changing its meaning.
Create a social post featuring this exact approved quote: ‘[approved customer quote]’ — [approved attribution]. Preserve the wording and attribution; do not invent or embellish claims.
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Seasonal promotion
Promote a timely offer with accurate dates and terms.
Promote [offer] for [season/holiday] from [start date] through [end date]. Include [supplied terms] and [CTA]. Do not invent prices, discounts, dates, or terms.
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Event announcement
Share event details and guide people to the RSVP destination.
Announce [event name] on [date/time] at [location]. Include [admission details] and direct people to [RSVP destination]. Omit any detail that was not supplied.
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Product feature
Explain a feature in terms of a customer need and supported benefit.
Introduce [feature] to [audience]. Explain how it addresses [customer need] using [supported benefit], state [availability], and end with [CTA]. Do not add unsupported claims.

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