Prompt → Image → Social Media Campaign

Create a reusable social brand brief for [BUSINESS]. Inputs: what we sell [X], who buys it [Y], what makes us different [Z], our three brand colours [HEX], our tone in three words [A, B, C], and three accounts whose style we admire. Return: 1. A voice guide: 5 rules, with a do and don't example for each 2. Five recurring content pillars we can post about indefinitely 3. Ten phrases we should never use 4. A visual style description in one paragraph, usable as the base of every image prompt Keep it concrete enough that a stranger could write in our voice from it.

Using the brand brief, plan seven days of content for [PLATFORM(S)]. Content mix: 3 educational, 1 social proof, 1 behind-the-scenes, 1 engagement/question, 1 promotional. For each day give: - Day and content pillar - Format: single image / carousel / reel / text - Hook: the first line, under 12 words, that stops the scroll - Core idea in one sentence - Why this earns attention from [AUDIENCE] No two posts may use the same hook structure. Avoid every phrase on the banned list.

For each of the seven posts, write: - Caption: hook in line one, line break, 2–4 short lines of value, one clear CTA. Max 120 words. - Hashtags: 8 per post — 2 broad (over 500k posts), 4 mid (50k–500k), 2 niche or local - Alt text for accessibility, under 125 characters Then expand the carousel post into a slide-by-slide outline: 7 slides, each with a headline under 8 words and one supporting line, ending on a CTA slide. And write one reel concept: hook line, three-beat structure, on-screen text per beat, suggested audio style, and total length under 25 seconds.

Write an image generation prompt for each of the seven posts. Every prompt must: - Begin with our visual style paragraph so the week looks cohesive - Describe one clear focal subject, not a busy scene - Specify composition, lighting and mood - Leave deliberate negative space for the headline text - Avoid text inside the image itself - End with: square 1:1 format, high detail, no watermark Then tell me which two posts would be stronger with a real photo instead of a generated image, and what to photograph.

Build a posting schedule for [PLATFORM] targeting [AUDIENCE] in [TIMEZONE]. Give me: day, time, format and the single metric I should judge that post on. Assume the audience is [students / small business owners / local customers] and explain the reasoning behind each time slot in one line. Add a 10-minute daily engagement routine for the first hour after posting.