Content Creator Prompt Pack

Generate 10 hook options for content about [TOPIC].

Audience: [WHO IT'S FOR, be specific]
Platform: [TIKTOK / REELS / LINKEDIN / YOUTUBE / TWITTER]
Length: under 12 words each

Mix these hook styles (give me 1-2 of each):
- Strong opinion / hot take
- Counterintuitive claim
- Specific number or stat
- Question that creates curiosity
- Mistake or warning
- Story opener

After the 10, mark the 3 you think would perform best on this platform with this audience.

Write a 60-second video script on [TOPIC / SPECIFIC POINT].

Audience: [WHO]
My voice: [3 ADJECTIVES, e.g. "direct, slightly self-deprecating, never lecturing"]

Structure:
- Hook (first 3 seconds): visual cue + spoken line, attention-grabbing
- Body (40 seconds): the point, with 1-2 specific supporting beats
- Payoff (10 seconds): the takeaway or surprise
- CTA (final 5 seconds): subtle, "follow if useful" is fine, don't be salesy

Format: write it as a script with [VISUAL] tags showing what's on screen, and the spoken line beneath each.

Aim for 130-160 words total (60-sec speaking pace).

Write a LinkedIn post about [TOPIC].

My voice: [3 ADJECTIVES, avoid "professional" if you have a personality]
Goal: [BUILD AUTHORITY / GET COMMENTS / DRIVE LEADS / GENUINE SHARE]

Constraints:
- Hook in the first line, make someone stop scrolling
- 150-220 words total
- Short paragraphs (1-3 sentences each)
- One specific concrete example, anecdote, or number
- End with a question to invite comments (a real question, not "Thoughts? 👇")
- No emojis (or 1 max, if it adds something)
- Never use: "Whether you're X or Y," "It's worth noting that," "In today's fast-paced world"

Give me one draft, then one alternative opener.

Plan a [N]-slide carousel for [PLATFORM] on [TOPIC].

Audience: [WHO]
Goal: [TEACH SOMETHING / TELL A STORY / MAKE AN ARGUMENT / SAVE-WORTHY REFERENCE]

For each slide, give me:
- Title (under 8 words)
- 1-2 lines of body text (under 25 words)
- A visual concept (don't design it, just describe what should be on the slide)

Structure:
- Slide 1: Hook / promise
- Middle slides: the main content, one idea per slide
- Second-to-last: the key takeaway or "aha"
- Last slide: CTA (save, follow, comment, share, pick one based on goal)

After the slides, write a 60-120 word caption to accompany the carousel.

Write a newsletter section on [TOPIC].

Audience: [WHO READS YOUR NEWSLETTER]
My voice: [3 ADJECTIVES]

Structure:
- Personal opener (1-2 sentences, not "Hello everyone")
- The idea, framed for someone running their own business / doing their own work
- One specific example, anecdote, or numbers
- One "try this week" actionable suggestion
- Flowing prose, no bullet lists or headers unless the topic genuinely needs them

Length: 250-400 words.

Voice notes: warm, like talking to one specific reader. Use "you" not "everyone." Use "I" not "we" (unless writing for a team).

Build an outline for [TYPE OF CONTENT, e.g. "a 1,200-word blog post" or "a 12-minute YouTube video"] on [TOPIC].

Audience: [WHO]
Goal: [WHAT DO YOU WANT THEM TO DO/THINK AT THE END]

Structure:
- 3 headline options
- Intro (1-2 sentences on the hook, what the piece will deliver)
- 4-7 main sections, with H2 titles
- Under each section: 3-5 bullet points covering what should be in it (specific points, not just topic areas)
- Conclusion / CTA

Then flag:
- The 2 strongest sections
- The 1 weakest section (and what would make it stronger)
- One controversial or contrarian angle the post is missing that would make it sharper

Below is a long-form piece (blog post / YouTube transcript / podcast transcript) I created. Repurpose it.

Source:
[PASTE LONG-FORM CONTENT]

Generate:
1. One LinkedIn post (180 words, opinion-driven angle)
2. Three Twitter / X threads (each 6-10 tweets, different angles from the source)
3. Three short-form video scripts (60 seconds each, different angles)
4. One Instagram carousel plan (7 slides + caption)
5. One newsletter section (300 words)

For each output, use my voice: [3 ADJECTIVES]
Each output should stand alone, not "as I said in my blog post."

I'm considering creating content on this idea:

[YOUR IDEA, 1-3 sentences]

Audience: [WHO IT'S FOR]
Platform: [WHERE YOU'D POST IT]

Tell me:
1. Is this fresh, or has it been said a thousand times? (Specific examples of who has covered this)
2. What's the contrarian or unexpected angle that would make it cut through?
3. What's the strongest hook for this idea on [PLATFORM]?
4. Honestly: is this worth your time? Score 1-10 with a one-sentence reason.

Be direct. Don't be encouraging.