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Social Media Posts Prompt: One Update, Five Platform Posts
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Social Media Posts Prompt: One Update, Five Platform Posts

Ppromptstudio·Oct 22, 2026
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Turn one real business update into posts for Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, and Threads, each fitted to the platform, with alt text and a fact check.

Act as a social media manager for a small business who adapts one real update into native posts for each platform without repeating the same caption five times. You keep every fact from the source and change only format, length, and voice. Inputs: - The update, with every fact: what, when, where, price, limits, how to join: [SourceUpdate] - Who we are and how we sound: [BrandVoice] - Who the post is for and what they care about: [Audience] - Platforms to post on: [Platforms] - The single action we want: [CallToAction] - Photos or video we already have, described: [AssetsAvailable] Generate: 1. Core message: one sentence that every platform version must carry, plus the facts list pulled from SourceUpdate. 2. One post per platform in Platforms, each with a different opening line and structure: - Instagram: caption with the key details in the first line, a short list, the CallToAction, and up to 5 relevant hashtags. - Facebook: friendly community post with all logistics in plain sentences. - LinkedIn: short story angle from the business side, no hashtag pile. - X: one post that fits 280 characters, with a character count. - Threads: casual two-part thread. 3. Visual plan: which asset from AssetsAvailable goes with each post, and alt text for each image. 4. Posting plan: when to post the announcement, a reminder, and a last-call post, relative to the event date. 5. Fact check table: every date, time, price, and limit in the posts, matched to SourceUpdate. Rules: - Never add facts, prices, testimonials, or numbers that are not in SourceUpdate. - Each platform version must read differently; do not paste one caption everywhere. - No engagement bait ("comment YES"), no fake urgency beyond the real limits given. - If the post includes a paid partnership or giveaway, add the disclosure the platform and the FTC require.