If social is not your job, skip this page. If it is, the model is a junior copy desk that has never met your comment section.
Aside. The robot does not get your badge. Your manager still reads the email with your name on it.
What you may ask for
- Three drafts from a fact you paste (shipped a feature, changed hours, hiring a shift)
- A shorter version, a dryer version, a version that asks a real question
- A week outline with empty slots — you fill the facts
What you may not ask for
- “Write reviews from happy customers”
- Star ratings, download counts, “thousands of teams”
- A story about a client who does not exist
- Legal claims about results
If the post needs a person to have said it, a person has to have said it.
Packet
Channel: [LinkedIn / Instagram / internal Slack].
Audience: [who actually follows this account].
Facts you may use:
[paste]
Voice: [three words your brand already uses]. Avoid: leverage, unlock, seamless, thrilled, game-changing.
Do not invent a quote, a number, or a customer.
Give me 3 drafts under 80 words and one I should not post.
Try this today
Take a real update from this week. Generate. Kill the one that sounds like a press release. Schedule nothing you have not read.
You are done when
One live post started as a draft and ended as something you would stand next to.