Using the client name BrandKit, write launch captions for campaign name across Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn. The campaign promotes product, service or offer to audience. Include these verified details exactly: offer, dates, pricing or terms. Adapt length and style for each platform rather than duplicating one caption. End each with the call to action "exact CTA." Label each version by platform for the approval document.
client namecampaign nameproduct, service or offeraudience+2 more
Month of content for one client
Using the client name BrandKit, create a four-week content calendar of 12 caption drafts for platform. Mix these content types: number educational posts about topics, number promotional posts about offer or service, number engagement questions, and number behind-the-scenes posts. The audience is audience. Use the client's tone throughout. Give each post a suggested posting day and a one-line description so the client can review the plan at a glance. Do not invent statistics, reviews or company facts.
client nameplatformnumbertopics+2 more
A/B variation set
Using the client name BrandKit, write four caption variations for the same platform post promoting offer or product. Variation 1 should lead with a question. Variation 2 should lead with a bold statement. Variation 3 should lead with a customer pain point. Variation 4 should lead with the offer itself. Keep the verified offer details identical in all four: exact details. Same call to action in each: "exact CTA." Label them clearly for testing.
client nameplatformoffer or productexact details+1 more
Client promotional offer
Using the client name BrandKit, write a promotional post for platform announcing this offer: exact offer wording, price and end date. Use the supplied wording for the offer exactly and do not alter prices, dates or terms. The audience is audience. Create urgency without exaggeration. End with "exact CTA."
client nameplatformexact offer wording, price and end dateaudience+1 more
Client announcement
Using the client name BrandKit, write an announcement post about new location, new product, new hire, award or milestone. Include only these confirmed details: verified facts. The audience is audience. Use a proud but grounded tone that matches the client's voice. End by inviting readers to action. Create one Instagram version and one LinkedIn version.
client namenew location, new product, new hire, award or milestoneverified factsaudience+1 more
Repurpose client long-form content
Using the client name BrandKit, turn the following blog post into five social media captions for platform: "paste blog text." Each caption should focus on one distinct idea from the article. Preserve the article's facts exactly and do not add claims that are not in the source. End each caption with a call to action to read the full article at link placement instruction.
client nameplatformpaste blog textlink placement instruction
Client testimonial post
Using the client name BrandKit, turn this approved customer testimonial into a polished platform caption: "insert testimonial." Preserve the customer's meaning and do not add or exaggerate details. Add a short introduction and end with a call to action for readers who want the same outcome or service. Note where client approval initials should go before publishing.
client nameplatforminsert testimonialthe same outcome or service
Agency case study post
Using our own agency BrandKit, write a LinkedIn case study post about our work with client name, used with permission. Use only these verified results: approved metrics and outcomes. Structure it as: the client's challenge, our approach, the verified results, and one lesson other businesses can take away. Use a confident, practical tone without hype. End by inviting readers to book a discovery call.
client name, used with permissionapproved metrics and outcomes
Agency lead generation
Using our own agency BrandKit, write a lead-generation post for platform aimed at ideal client type, such as e-commerce founders or franchise groups. Address a specific problem they face: problem. Explain briefly how we approach it, without revealing client-confidential details. Use a helpful, expert tone rather than a hard sell. End with an invitation to book a call, download our guide or request an audit.
platformideal client type, such as e-commerce founders or franchise groupsproblembook a call, download our guide or request an audit
Agency thought leadership
Using our own agency BrandKit, write a LinkedIn thought-leadership post from team member name and role about industry topic or trend. Take this position: point of view. Support it with reasoning and observable industry behaviour, not invented statistics. Use a first-person, direct voice. End with a question that invites discussion in the comments.
team member name and roleindustry topic or trendpoint of view
Client seasonal campaign
Using the client name BrandKit, write a set of three captions for the client's holiday or season campaign on platform. The campaign theme is theme and it promotes offer or product to audience. Include the verified campaign dates: dates. Keep the seasonal angle tasteful and on-brand for the client. End each caption with "exact CTA."
client nameholiday or seasonplatformtheme+4 more
White-label content set
Using the client name BrandKit, create five caption drafts for platform about topic set. This content will be delivered under the client's name only. Do not reference our agency, our processes or our tools anywhere in the content. Match the client's voice exactly as defined in their BrandKit. Deliver in a clean list format ready to paste into the approval document.
client nameplatformtopic set
Agencies tips
•Name the client and their BrandKit in the first line of every prompt. This is your primary defence against brand leakage between clients.
•Never reuse one client's offer, pricing, claims or turns of phrase in another client's content, even in the same industry.
•Ask for labelled variations (A, B, C) whenever content is going to a client for approval. Clients approve faster when they can choose.
•Keep verified facts in a per-client fact sheet and paste them into prompts, rather than trusting memory across dozens of accounts.
•Distinguish clearly between content for the client's brand and content for your agency's brand, and use the matching BrandKit.
•Get written client permission before naming them in your own case studies or portfolio posts.
•For regulated clients (finance, health, legal), include their mandatory disclaimers in the prompt and instruct Chirpy to reproduce them exactly.