Social & marketing prompts
Social posts, adverts and newsletters without staring at a blank page: plan a month of posts, write an offer, and repurpose one idea across every channel you use.
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Plan a month of social posts
Twelve posts for the next four weeks, with an opening line and a photo you can take yourself.
Reply to a review from the words they used
A review is public and the reply is either silent or written while you are annoyed. A public reply uses the review you pasted and does not argue with a fact that is not there.
Write product descriptions from your facts
The shop needs words for a product and the draft invents materials, reviews, or a discount. Each product gets a short description that uses only the facts you typed.
Turn a finished job into a post
Finished work is the best proof you have, and it never becomes a post because writing the caption is the part that slips. A job you choose produces one accepted caption and one image brief.
Announce a big change without losing customers
You're moving, changing hours or dropping a service and dread the reaction. Get a clear announcement, the replies to expected moans and a timeline.
Announce new or returning stock so it sells in the first week
Your bestseller's back or new stock's arrived, and you want it gone before it gathers dust. Get a short post, an email and a heads-up for people who asked.
Answer "can anyone recommend…?" posts in local groups
Someone in the village group asks for a recommendation and you don't know whether to jump in. Get a reply that helps without sounding pushy, and a plan for next time.
Brief a designer so you don't pay for endless changes
You told the designer "something modern" and got five rounds of changes. Get a clear brief that gets it right first time.
Brief a web designer and compare their quotes
Three web designers, three very different prices, and you can't tell what you're getting. Get a clear brief first, so the quotes are like for like.
Bring a still photo to life as a short moving clip
You've got a great photo of your product, dish or finished job. Get a prompt that turns it into a few seconds of gentle movement for a reel or website header.
Bring people to your stand at a show or fair
You've paid for a stand at the county show and worry people will walk straight past. Get posts before, a hook on the day and a way to follow up after.
Build a one-page sales page for one offer
You've got a good offer but nowhere to send people. Get a simple page that explains it, answers the doubts and asks for the booking.
Build a simple sign-up page for an offer or waiting list
You want somewhere to send people for a launch, an event or a waiting list, but don't want to touch your website. Get the words and a free page set up.
Build an FAQ page from what people actually search to find you
Customers type questions into Google that your website never answers. Use your Search Console searches to write an FAQ page that answers them.
Build up to a launch with three emails you set up in MailerLite
Something new is launching and one email won't cut it. Get a three-email build-up, written and timed, to set up in a free newsletter tool.
Bust the myths customers believe about your trade
Customers keep believing something about your trade that isn't true. Get a helpful myth-busting post or series that shows you know your stuff.
Check a marketing agency's proposal before you sign
An agency or freelancer has sent a proposal for social media, SEO or ads. Get it translated into plain English, with what's included, what's vague and what to ask.
Check what AI assistants say about your business
More customers now ask a chat assistant "who's a good [trade] near me?". Find out what it says about you, what it gets wrong, and what to fix on your public pages.
Check your marketing claims before you publish
You're about to say "best in town", "eco-friendly", "guaranteed" or "50% off" in an ad or post. Get every claim checked against what you can back up, before someone complains.
Decide what goes on your van or shop sign
The sign-writer needs your wording by Friday and you want everything on it. Get a layout that a driver can take in at a glance.
Decide whether to buy that advert, directory listing or deal-site offer
A friendly salesperson has rung about a magazine ad, directory listing or voucher-site deal and wants an answer today. Work out whether it's worth it before you say yes.
Decide whether to sponsor the local team, and what to ask for
The kids' football club wants money for shirts and you'd like to help, but you're not sure what you'll get back. Get a fair way to decide, and a reply either way.
Describe your ideal customer
Who they are, what bothers them, and where you can reach them.
Do a leaflet drop and find out if it actually worked
You're about to post 2,000 leaflets and you'll never know if they worked. Get a simple tracking plan, a phone form for enquiries and a decision rule.
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