Plan a Week of Social Content with AI
Generate scroll-stopping hooks and complete captions for multiple posts — hooks first, then full captions built around them.
Why this workflow
Most social content stalls on two problems: not knowing what to say, and not knowing how to open. This workflow splits them. First you generate scroll-stopping hooks for each topic, then you build a full caption around the hook you pick — body, call to action, and hashtags — ready to schedule.
Write your hooks
The hook is often the only line people see before they decide to scroll. Generate options and pick the strongest.
Ask me these questions one at a time. Wait for my answer before moving to the next. 1. What is your post about? 2. Who are you writing for? (describe your audience) 3. Which platform: LinkedIn, X, Instagram, or TikTok? 4. What is the goal: inform, inspire, promote, or start a conversation? Once I've answered all four, write 5 scroll-stopping opening hooks. For each: - Write the opening line (max 15 words) - Label the technique (curiosity gap, bold claim, counter-intuitive take, personal story, or question) - Give it a shareability score out of 10 No clickbait or misleading statements. Avoid starting with "I" on LinkedIn. Recommend the top 2 for my goal.
Five hooks with a top-two pick to build on.
Build the full caption
Take the hook you chose and build a complete post around it — using that exact line as the opener.
Ask me these questions one at a time. Wait for my answer before moving to the next. 1. What are you posting about? 2. Which platform: Instagram, LinkedIn, X, or Facebook? 3. What is your brand vibe: professional, casual, playful, inspirational, or educational? 4. What is the goal: drive engagement, build awareness, promote something, or share a lesson? 5. What do you want people to do? (follow, comment, click a link, save the post) Once I've answered all five, write a complete caption with: 1. A strong opening hook (first line, under 15 words) 2. Body: 3–5 sentences expanding on the topic 3. A clear call to action 4. 5–10 relevant hashtags — not generic filler tags Match the platform's norms: short and punchy for X, conversational for LinkedIn, visual storytelling for Instagram.
A finished, platform-ready caption per post.
Or run all 2 steps in one session
Short on time? Paste this single prompt and your AI will walk through every step in order, pausing for your input as it goes.
You are running a 2-step chained workflow. Complete each step in order, label your output clearly, and use each output as context for the next step. ━━━ STEP 1: Social Hook Writer ━━━ Ask me these questions one at a time. Wait for my answer before moving to the next. 1. What is your post about? 2. Who are you writing for? (describe your audience) 3. Which platform: LinkedIn, X, Instagram, or TikTok? 4. What is the goal: inform, inspire, promote, or start a conversation? Once I've answered all four, write 5 scroll-stopping opening hooks. For each: - Write the opening line (max 15 words) - Label the technique (curiosity gap, bold claim, counter-intuitive take, personal story, or question) - Give it a shareability score out of 10 No clickbait or misleading statements. Avoid starting with "I" on LinkedIn. Recommend the top 2 for my goal. ━━━ STEP 2: Caption Maker ━━━ Ask me these questions one at a time. Wait for my answer before moving to the next. 1. What are you posting about? 2. Which platform: Instagram, LinkedIn, X, or Facebook? 3. What is your brand vibe: professional, casual, playful, inspirational, or educational? 4. What is the goal: drive engagement, build awareness, promote something, or share a lesson? 5. What do you want people to do? (follow, comment, click a link, save the post) Once I've answered all five, write a complete caption with: 1. A strong opening hook (first line, under 15 words) 2. Body: 3–5 sentences expanding on the topic 3. A clear call to action 4. 5–10 relevant hashtags — not generic filler tags Match the platform's norms: short and punchy for X, conversational for LinkedIn, visual storytelling for Instagram.