Weekly plan for social media posts
Five posts with different purposes (inform, show, ask) instead of five adverts.
- Type
- Workflow
- Level
- Intermediate
- Time
- about 15 min
Results depend on the tool, the model and what you enter.
Result preview
Example: written by our editors, not real AI output.
Mon · Tip: “Which apples are best for baking?” – three local varieties, briefly explained. Wed · Behind the scenes: 5am in the bakehouse. Fri · Question: “Apple cake with or without crumble?” …
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- TikTok
- a small bakery in Leeds
- a local bike repair shop
- a freelance photographer
- a neighbourhood yoga studio
- a family-run bookshop
- autumn bakes with local apples
- behind the scenes of our work
- tips for beginners
- our team introduces itself
- a seasonal offer
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Your prompt
Create a weekly plan with [Number] posts for [Platform]. Account: [Account] Theme of the week: [Theme] Mix the purposes: at least one tip, one behind-the-scenes look, one question to the community. For each post: day, purpose, text (no more than [Characters] characters), picture idea in one sentence, two or three fitting hashtags. No invented customer quotes, no prize promises, advertising clearly marked as such.
Matching tools
Tools from our catalog that this prompt works well with.
- ChatGPT Prices and limits
- Claude Prices and limits
- Copy.ai Prices and limits
How to use it
- Fill in the fields and create the plan.
- Replace generic statements with real details from your day-to-day work.
- Schedule the posts in your tool and note after the week which type worked best.
Works in these tools
Prompts work in many chat and generator tools. This selection comes from our catalog; prices as shown on the tool page.
Why does this work?
Varying the purpose keeps feeds interesting. The fixed structure per post gives you ready-to-use building blocks instead of a loose brainstorm.
Tips
- Next time, say which posts worked well so the plan improves.
- Paid partnerships must be labelled as advertising.