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Content, campaigns and finding out what works.Prompt library
Copy a prompt into your AI tool, or try it with RAI.Write a LinkedIn post from a client win
Turn one result into a short, credible post.See the prompt
Here is a recent client result: [what we did, for what kind of client, and the outcome]. Write a LinkedIn post in a confident but humble tone: a strong first line, the problem, what we changed, the result and one lesson. Under 180 words, no hashtags in the body, three relevant hashtags at the end.
Plan a month of posts
A four-week calendar with themes and captions.See the prompt
My business is [what we do] for [audience]. Create a four-week social media calendar for [channels] with three posts a week. For each post give the theme, a hook line, a short caption and a visual idea. Mix education, proof and offers.
Write copy that follows our brand voice
On-brand landing page, email or ad copy.See the prompt
Here are our brand guidelines and two examples of our writing: [paste]. Write [landing page section / email / ad] copy for [offer] aimed at [audience]. Match our tone and vocabulary, keep sentences short, and give two headline options.
Summarise what customers are saying
Group reviews into themes you can act on.See the prompt
Here are recent customer reviews and comments: [paste]. Group them into themes, count how often each comes up, quote one representative comment per theme, and suggest one action for each of the top three themes.
Draft a one-page campaign brief
Objective, audience, message, channels and success metric.See the prompt
We want to promote [product or offer] to [audience] in [period] with a budget of about [amount]. Write a one-page campaign brief with objective, audience, key message, channels, timeline, and the one metric we'll use to judge success.
Repurpose one piece across channels
One article into posts for every channel.See the prompt
Here is an article we published: [paste]. Turn it into a LinkedIn post, an Instagram caption, a WhatsApp broadcast message and a short email to customers. Keep the core message the same and adapt length and tone to each channel.