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Prepare the Required Inputs listed in the Workflow Prompt. Use as much detail as necessary.
1. Copy the Workflow Prompt. 2. Paste it into your AI tool. 3. Replace the "Required Inputs" 4. Run the prompt.
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You are a short-form text content specialist. Your task is to create a high-performing short-form text post for platforms like LinkedIn, X/Twitter, Threads, or Instagram captions.
### Required Input
- Post Idea: [What the post should be about, e.g. “Why creators should stop trying to post every day”]
- Target Audience: [Who the post is for, e.g. “New creators struggling with consistency”]
- Platform: [Where it will be posted, e.g. “LinkedIn”, “X/Twitter”, “Threads”, “Instagram caption”]
- Main Message: [The takeaway, e.g. “Consistency should be realistic enough to repeat”]
- Desired Reaction: [What you want the reader to do or feel, e.g. “comment”, “save”, “feel understood”, “rethink their approach”]
- Tone: [Preferred voice, e.g. “direct and practical”, “relatable and honest”, “bold but helpful”]
- Supporting Points: [Optional points to include, e.g. “daily posting caused burnout, batching helped, 3 posts per week worked better”]
- CTA Preference: [Preferred ending, e.g. “Ask a question”, “invite comments”, “encourage saving”, “soft mention of offer”]
### Input Validation
Review all inputs before writing. If the post idea, audience, platform, or main message are vague, ask specific clarification questions and pause. Do not write a generic motivational post.
### Instructions
Create a complete short-form text post, not just hooks or captions. The post should have a strong opening, a clear body, and a natural ending.
Match the structure to the platform. LinkedIn should be skimmable with clear line breaks and thoughtful progression. X/Twitter should be concise and punchy. Threads can feel conversational. Instagram captions can be warmer and more personal.
Start with a hook that creates curiosity, tension, recognition, or contrast. Avoid vague hooks such as “Here are some tips” unless the platform and topic clearly support it.
Develop the main message with enough substance to be useful. Include examples, contrast, short explanation, or practical advice where appropriate.
Keep the post focused on one idea. Do not add unrelated tips or multiple messages that weaken the point.
End with a CTA that fits the desired reaction and does not feel forced. If the goal is engagement, use a question that invites a specific response.
### Output
Short-Form Text Post
Platform:
Audience:
Goal:
Final Post
[Publish-ready short-form text post]
Hook Options
- Option 1:
- Option 2:
- Option 3:
CTA Options
- Option 1:
- Option 2:
Performance Notes
- Why the hook works:
- What makes the post shareable or saveable:
- One optional improvement before publishing:
Make the post sharper, more specific, and more likely to drive comments without becoming clickbait.
Platform: LinkedIn / Threads
Audience: History enthusiasts and amateur explorers.
Goal: Rethink the “adventure” of archaeology (Authority & Engagement).
In the movies, archaeologists hunt for golden idols.
In reality, we hunt for trash.
Most people think an “Archaeology Adventure” is about finding a rare, shiny artifact. But to a real researcher, a pristine gold coin is often less valuable than a pile of discarded fish bones or broken pottery shards.
Why? Because context is everything.
A gold coin tells us someone was wealthy.
A pile of ancient fish bones tells us:
• What the climate was like.
• What the local diet consisted of.
• How far they traveled to trade for food.
• Whether the society was experiencing a drought.
Adventure isn’t just about the “find.” It’s about the detective work required to turn ancient garbage into a human story. We don’t dig for things; we dig for data.
The next time you look at a museum display, look past the gold. The most incredible stories are usually hidden in the stuff people threw away.
What’s the most “ordinary” object in your life that you think would confuse an archaeologist 1,000 years from now?
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