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Give me 20 funny, relatable post ideas for [audience] in [niche]: 'when you...' scenarios, expectation vs reality, POV jokes and tag-a-friend posts. Keep the humor kind and on-brand.

These posts underperformed: [paste first lines and topics]. Rewrite the hook of each in 3 new ways using curiosity, a bold claim and a relatable pain, and suggest whether to repost as a different format.

Plan a day-in-the-life video for a [job/lifestyle] creator on [platform]. Include a hook, 8–10 shots in order with on-screen text, a moment of struggle or surprise, a payoff at the end, voiceover lines and a caption with a question.

Write a 90-second explainer video script for [SaaS product] for [audience]. Structure: relatable problem, product introduction, 3 key features shown as benefits, quick customer result, and a call to action to [action]. Include on-screen visuals per line.

Write a 30-second UGC-style video script for [product] aimed at [audience]. Make it feel like a real person talking to the camera: a relatable problem hook, quick discovery moment, 3 benefits shown in use, honest-sounding reaction and a soft call to action. Include shot directions.

Act as a social media manager known for funny, brand-safe content. Brand: [what you sell] Audience: [who and their daily frustrations] Brand voice limits: [what's off-limits] Give me 15 meme ideas using popular formats described in words (e.g. two-panel comparison, expectation vs reality, POV, 'nobody: / me:'). For ea…

Act as an Instagram Stories strategist. Topic: [topic] Goal: [engagement, DMs, product interest, sales] Offer (optional): [product/service] Create a 7–10 frame sequence. For each frame: visual idea, on-screen text (short), and interactive sticker (poll, quiz, question box, slider, link). Structure: hook, relatable pro…

Act as an Instagram growth strategist. Niche: [niche] Audience: [who and what they want] My strengths on camera: [talking, faceless, tutorials, humour] Goal: [followers, leads, sales] Give me 30 Reels ideas in a table: Hook (first line on screen), Format (talking head, voiceover, POV, tutorial, before/after), Key mess…

Explain [concept] using everyday analogies. My background: [what I already know] Audience: [me / students / customers] Give: 1. 3 different analogies from everyday life (cooking, sports, traffic, etc.) 2. For each, how it maps to the real concept 3. Where each analogy breaks down or could mislead 4. A one-sentence acc…

Act as a viral content strategist. Niche: [niche] Audience: [who you're talking to] Topic or offer: [what the content is about] Platform: [TikTok / Reels / LinkedIn / X / YouTube Shorts] Write 50 hooks (under 15 words each), grouped into these formulas: - Bold claim - Mistake / warning - Curiosity gap - Before and aft…

Act as an experienced blog writer. Turn my rough notes into a complete blog post. Topic: [topic] Reader: [who the post is for] Goal: [what the reader should think, feel or do afterwards] Length: about [word count] words Tone: [tone, e.g. practical and upbeat] Structure: 1. A headline plus 2 alternative headlines 2. An…