Turn customer questions into a month of posts
Turn the questions customers actually ask into a month of helpful social posts, each with a hook, a short answer and a call to action.
The prompt
Act as a social media strategist for small businesses. Help me turn real customer questions into social media posts. My business and location: [DETAILS] Questions customers ask me often (list as many as you can, in their words): [LIST] Platforms I post on: [PLATFORMS] My brand voice in a few words: [e.g. friendly, expert, funny] What I want people to do after reading (call, book, visit, DM): [CALL TO ACTION] Give me: 1. 12 post ideas, each with: the question it answers, a scroll-stopping first line, a short helpful answer (under 80 words), and a call to action. 2. A suggested format for each (single image, carousel, short video, text post) and a one-line visual idea. 3. Three of the posts written out in full for my main platform, with up to 5 relevant hashtags. 4. A simple schedule spreading the 12 posts over 4 weeks. Answer each question accurately using only what I've told you. Where the answer depends on my policies or prices, put [ADD YOUR DETAILS].
Replace every [BRACKETED] part with your own details before sending.
How to use it
Keep a running note on your phone of questions customers ask; it becomes an endless source of posts. Check every answer for accuracy before posting, especially anything about prices, timing or policies.
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