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Keep social media going without starting from a blank page
Paste this into an AI assistant to build a content system for your social accounts: it proposes post ideas and captions based on your business and your customers, holds them for your approval, and schedules the ones you okay. The AI asks about your platforms, audience, and posting pace first. Use it if the reason your accounts go quiet is consistency, not a lack of ideas.
Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any AI assistant. Replace anything in [brackets] with your own details before you send it.
How to use it
Bring examples of past posts that worked, even loosely — "the before-and-after photos always do well" is enough to steer the ideas in the right direction.
Be honest about pace: two posts a week you actually approve beats a daily schedule you abandon by the second week. Direct auto-posting to some platforms requires API access the AI may not have; when that happens, the prompt tells it to say so and give you a paste-ready calendar instead.
One tip: keep the approval step even when it feels like friction — your voice is the asset, and a caption you tweaked reads like you wrote it.
Questions readers actually ask
How do I keep up with social media posting for my business?
The usual failure point is starting from a blank page every time. This prompt has an AI assistant build a system that proposes post ideas and captions based on your business, then holds everything for your approval before it is scheduled — so your job shrinks from writing to editing.
What does this prompt actually produce?
A content calendar generator that proposes ideas and captions tailored to what you told the AI about your business and customers, a review step where you approve or edit each post, and scheduling automation for your platforms — or clear manual instructions where direct posting needs API access you do not have.
Who is this prompt for?
Owners who know social media brings in business but post in bursts and then go silent — restaurants, salons, trades, boutiques, local services. No marketing background needed; the AI works from your plain description of what you do.
Will the AI-written posts sound like me?
They start from your description and your examples of past posts that did well, which gets close. The approval step closes the gap: edit the drafts toward how you actually talk, and tell the AI what you changed so the next batch starts closer.
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