Content Creation prompts

For when you're sick of the topic but the topic still works.

Act as a content strategist for a [niche] creator. Give me 10 fresh angles on [topic], each with a one-line hook and the format that suits it best (short video, carousel, or written post).

A few clear themes keep your channel coherent instead of random.

Help me set four or five content pillars for my [niche] channel aimed at [audience]. For each pillar, give a one-line description and three example content ideas.

A stash of openers you can pull from on a slow day.

Give me 20 scroll-stopping opening lines for [niche] short videos about [topic]. Mix curiosity, bold claims, questions, and relatable problems, and keep each under 12 words.

A week mapped out so you're not deciding daily.

Plan a week of content for my [platform] in the [niche] space. For each day, give the format, a topic, a hook, and a call to action, and balance educational, entertaining, and personal posts.

Stretch one good idea into a week without repeating yourself.

Take this one idea: [idea]. Spin it into five distinct pieces of content for [platform], each with a different angle so they don't feel like the same post twice.

The line that earns the next three seconds.

Write 10 hooks for a short video about [topic] aimed at [audience]. Keep each under 12 words, and make the viewer feel they'll miss something if they scroll past.

A batch to choose from, not one safe guess.

Give me 10 title options for a YouTube video about [topic]. Mix curiosity, how-to, and number formats, keep them under 60 characters, and avoid clickbait the video can't deliver on.

The three words that do the heavy lifting.

Suggest eight short thumbnail text options (three to five words) for a video about [topic]. Make them punchy and readable on a phone, and pair each with a facial expression or visual idea.

Options to A/B instead of guessing once.

Rewrite this headline eight different ways so I can test them: '[headline]'. Vary the angle (benefit, curiosity, fear of missing out, specificity), and note which audience each one suits.

Diagnose why an opener isn't landing.

This hook is weak: '[hook]'. Tell me why it's not landing, then give me five stronger versions for a [niche] audience.

A full 30 to 45 second script, ready to film.

Write a 30 to 45 second short-form video script about [topic] for [platform]. Open with a hook in the first three seconds, deliver three quick points, and end with a clear call to action. Mark the on-screen text.

Use a trend without it feeling forced.

I want to use this trend or sound: [describe it]. Give me three ways to apply it to my [niche] content so it feels natural to my audience, not bolted on.

A simple shot list a solo creator can actually film.

For this short video script, suggest a simple shot list and b-roll ideas I can film on a phone as a solo creator. Script: [paste].

The text that drives comments and keeps people watching.

Write a caption and the on-screen text overlays for a short video about [topic]. Keep the caption tight with one question to drive comments, and keep the overlays short enough to read fast.

Give viewers a reason to come back.

Take this short video topic: [topic]. Break it into a five-part series, each part with its own hook and angle, so viewers come back for the next one.

The skeleton, so you can write the words.

Write a script outline for a [length] YouTube video about [topic] for [audience]. Include a hook, the main sections with key points, a mid-video moment to hold attention, and a call to action. I'll write the final words in my voice.

The metadata that helps the video get found.

Write a YouTube description for a video about [topic]: a two-line summary, timestamped chapters based on [paste outline], a short call to action, and 10 relevant tags.

Mine your long content for the best 40 seconds.

From this long-form video transcript, find the single strongest 40-second moment and rewrite it as a standalone Short with its own hook. Transcript: [paste].

Posts that hold attention when you're not publishing.

Write three YouTube community posts to keep my [niche] audience engaged between uploads: one question, one poll with options, and one behind-the-scenes teaser.

Turn a vague thought into a plan.

I have a rough video idea: [idea]. Help me shape it into a clear outline with a working title, the promise to the viewer, and four or five sections that build on each other.

Three angles for one post, plus tags.

Write three Instagram caption options for a post about [topic] for my [niche] audience. Vary the angle (story, tip, question), make the first line a hook, and suggest 10 relevant hashtags.

A post built for the feed's short lines and white space.

Write a LinkedIn post about [topic or lesson] in my voice as a [niche] creator. Start with a one-line hook, use short lines and white space, and end with a question that invites comments.

A thread that earns the click and keeps going.

Turn this idea into an X thread: [idea]. Give me a strong first post that earns the click, six to eight body posts each making one point, and a final post with a call to action.

Slide-by-slide, hook to call to action.

Outline a seven-slide carousel about [topic] for [platform]. Give each slide a headline and one line of supporting text, with slide one as the hook and the last slide as the call to action.

Search-friendly titles and descriptions.

Write five Pinterest pin titles and descriptions for content about [topic], using search-friendly words my [audience] would actually type, without keyword-stuffing.

Get a thread out of something you already made.

Turn this video transcript into an X thread that keeps the key points and my voice, with a first post that works on its own. Transcript: [paste].

Pull the main points into slides.

Turn this blog post or video into a seven-slide carousel for [platform], pulling the main points into slide headlines with one supporting line each. Source: [paste].

A repurposing plan across platforms.

Take this single piece of content: [paste]. Map out a week of posts that repurpose it across [list platforms], each tailored to its platform so it doesn't feel copy-pasted.

Turn talking into a readable article.

Turn this video or podcast transcript into a structured blog post: a headline, an intro, clear sections with subheadings, and a closing call to action, in my voice. Transcript: [paste].

Let your audience write your content calendar.

Here are top comments and questions from my recent posts: [paste]. Suggest five new pieces of content that answer them, each with a hook and a format.

A complete issue with a subject line.

Write a newsletter issue for my [niche] audience covering [topic or recent content]. Include a personal opener, one main idea with a takeaway, a link or two to my content, and a subject line.

Set expectations and point them somewhere good.

Write a welcome email for new subscribers to my [niche] newsletter. Set expectations for what they'll get and how often, share one quick win, and point them to my best piece of content. Warm and short.

A reason for people to hand over an email.

Suggest five lead magnet ideas a [niche] creator could offer to grow an email list, each with a title and one line on why my [audience] would want it.

Win back the people who drifted off.

Write a short re-engagement email to subscribers who haven't opened in a while. Acknowledge it lightly, remind them what they get, give one reason to stay, and suggest a subject line.

Questions that pull comments and DMs.

Give me five questions or prompts I can post to spark comments and DMs from my [niche] audience this week, each tied to a relatable problem or a strong opinion.

A short, confident outreach email.

Write a short, professional pitch email to [brand] proposing a collaboration. I'm a [niche] creator with [audience size] on [platform]. Lead with the value to them, suggest one concrete idea, and keep it under 150 words.

The document brands ask for.

Help me outline a one-page media kit. I'm a [niche] creator on [platforms] with [audience size and key stats]. List the sections to include and what to put in each, written to win brand deals.

Reason about pricing without guessing a number.

Help me think through pricing for a sponsored [post or video] as a [niche] creator with [audience size and engagement]. Walk me through the factors that affect the rate and how to present it confidently. Don't invent a guaranteed number.

Fit the brand's ask to your style.

Turn this brand brief into a content plan that fits my style and audience: [paste brief]. Keep the brand's key messages, suggest a format and a hook, and flag exactly where I should add a clear sponsorship disclosure.

Hold your value without burning the bridge.

Write a polite reply to a brand that offered [free product or a low budget] for a paid-level deliverable. Hold my value, suggest an alternative that works for both, or decline warmly while leaving the door open.