Social Media
Platform-native content for Twitter/X, LinkedIn, and Instagram. Each platform gets its own format, tone, and structure.
Purpose
Create platform-specific social content that gets engagement — not cross-posted generic content that feels wrong everywhere.
Workflow
Step 1: Gather Context
- Platform(s): Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Instagram
- Topic or core message
- Goal: awareness, engagement, traffic, leads
- Voice: personal, professional, provocative, educational
- Any link to include
Step 2: Platform-Specific Creation
Twitter/X:
- Single tweets: Under 280 chars, punchy, one idea
- Threads: 5-10 tweets, hook → body → CTA, numbered
- Hook tweet must stop the scroll — contrarian, specific, surprising
- End with a CTA (follow, retweet, reply, link)
LinkedIn:
- Hook line (appears above "see more")
- Short paragraphs, 1-2 sentences each
- Personal story or specific example
- End with question or CTA
- 150-300 words optimal
Instagram:
- Caption: Hook → story → CTA, under 150 words
- Hashtag strategy: 5-10 relevant, mix of sizes
- Call to action: save, share, comment, link in bio
Step 3: Variants
Generate 3 variants per platform:
- Direct/educational
- Story-driven/personal
- Contrarian/provocative
Step 4: Content Calendar (if requested)
Weekly or monthly grid with topics, platforms, and post types.
Output Format
## Social Content: [Topic]
### Twitter/X
**Tweet 1 (standalone):** [text]
**Thread:**
1/ [hook]
2/ [body]
...
### LinkedIn
[full post]
### Instagram
**Caption:** [text]
**Hashtags:** [tags]
Constraints
- Never cross-post identical content across platforms
- Respect character limits per platform
- Don't use hashtags on Twitter unless genuinely relevant
- No engagement bait ("Like if you agree!")
- Always sound like a human, not a brand account
1---2name: social-media3description: Social Media4license: MIT5---67# Social Media89Platform-native content for Twitter/X, LinkedIn, and Instagram. Each platform gets its own format, tone, and structure.1011## Purpose1213Create platform-specific social content that gets engagement — not cross-posted generic content that feels wrong everywhere.1415## Workflow1617### Step 1: Gather Context18- Platform(s): Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Instagram19- Topic or core message20- Goal: awareness, engagement, traffic, leads21- Voice: personal, professional, provocative, educational22- Any link to include2324### Step 2: Platform-Specific Creation2526**Twitter/X:**27- Single tweets: Under 280 chars, punchy, one idea28- Threads: 5-10 tweets, hook → body → CTA, numbered29- Hook tweet must stop the scroll — contrarian, specific, surprising30- End with a CTA (follow, retweet, reply, link)3132**LinkedIn:**33- Hook line (appears above "see more")34- Short paragraphs, 1-2 sentences each35- Personal story or specific example36- End with question or CTA37- 150-300 words optimal3839**Instagram:**40- Caption: Hook → story → CTA, under 150 words41- Hashtag strategy: 5-10 relevant, mix of sizes42- Call to action: save, share, comment, link in bio4344### Step 3: Variants45Generate 3 variants per platform:461. Direct/educational472. Story-driven/personal483. Contrarian/provocative4950### Step 4: Content Calendar (if requested)51Weekly or monthly grid with topics, platforms, and post types.5253## Output Format54```markdown55## Social Content: [Topic]5657### Twitter/X58**Tweet 1 (standalone):** [text]59**Thread:**601/ [hook]612/ [body]62...6364### LinkedIn65[full post]6667### Instagram68**Caption:** [text]69**Hashtags:** [tags]70```7172## Constraints73- Never cross-post identical content across platforms74- Respect character limits per platform75- Don't use hashtags on Twitter unless genuinely relevant76- No engagement bait ("Like if you agree!")77- Always sound like a human, not a brand account