Caption variations for one post
Several caption styles for the same post, ready to test.
The prompt
Write 5 caption options for this post: [describe the image/video]. Platform: [platform]. Audience: [who]. Call to action: [what you want them to do]. Styles: 1) short and punchy, 2) story-based, 3) question to drive comments, 4) educational tip, 5) list. Suggest up to 5 relevant hashtags for each, avoiding overly generic ones.
How to use this prompt
- Select Copy prompt.
- Paste it into your AI assistant (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot or similar).
- Replace every part in [square brackets] with your own details before sending.
- Review the answer and ask for changes — the first reply is a draft.
Tip: Test different styles over a few weeks and see which performs best for your audience.
Related prompts
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A balanced posting plan with ideas, formats and captions.
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How to use it
Replace any social proof with real customer feedback (with permission).
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A structured script with hook, chapters and call to action, written for speaking.
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How to use it
Add your own stories and examples — they're what make videos worth watching. Read it aloud and simplify anything awkward.
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An outline that matches search intent and covers the topic properly.
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How to use it
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