Using my BrandKit, write a build-in-public update for platform in my first-person voice. This week or month I worked on what you actually did, and the real numbers are: verified metrics, such as users, revenue, subscribers or churn. Use these numbers exactly and do not add, round or estimate anything. Share one honest reflection: what worked, what did not. Keep the tone candid and specific, not promotional. End by inviting readers to follow along or reply with their own experience.
platformweek or monthwhat you actually didverified metrics, such as users, revenue, subscribers or churn+1 more
Founder story post
Using my BrandKit, write a first-person story post for platform about a specific real moment in my journey, described in my own words: what happened, when, and what I did. Preserve the facts exactly as I have written them and do not dramatise or add details. Structure it as: the moment, what I was thinking, what I decided, and what I would tell someone in the same position. Keep it human and concrete, no "hustle" clichés. End by asking readers to follow for the next chapter, subscribe, or share their own story.
platforma specific real moment in my journey, described in my own words: what happened, when, and what I didfollow for the next chapter, subscribe, or share their own story
Thought-leadership take
Using my BrandKit, write a first-person opinion post for platform taking this position: your genuine point of view on an industry topic. Support it with reasoning and things I have directly observed: observations or experience, not invented statistics or unnamed studies. Acknowledge the strongest counterargument in one line. Keep the voice confident but not combative. End with a question that invites disagreement in the comments.
platformyour genuine point of view on an industry topicobservations or experience
Product or project launch announcement
Using my BrandKit, write a launch post for platform announcing product, feature, course or project in my first-person voice. Include these exact details: what it is, who it is for audience, what it costs exact price or "free", and when it is available exact date. Explain in one or two lines why I built it, using this real reason: reason. Do not overpromise outcomes or invent early results. End with the call to action "exact CTA, such as a link instruction or sign-up step." Create one version under 150 words and one under 60 words.
platformproduct, feature, course or projectaudienceexact price or "free"+3 more
Lessons-learned post
Using my BrandKit, turn this real experience into a first-person lessons post for platform: "describe what actually happened and what you actually learned." Use only the events and lessons I have supplied. Do not invent additional lessons, exaggerate the stakes or turn it into a fable. Format it as a short setup, then number numbered lessons, each one line. End by asking readers which lesson resonates or inviting them to subscribe to newsletter name for the longer version.
platformdescribe what actually happened and what you actually learnednumbernewsletter name
Newsletter issue promotion
Using my BrandKit, write a post for platform promoting this week's issue of my newsletter, newsletter name. The issue covers: actual topics or a pasted excerpt. Pull out the single most interesting idea and lead with it, in my voice. Do not reveal everything; create a reason to read the full issue. Do not invent subscriber counts or reader praise. End with "exact CTA, such as: Subscribe free at the link in my bio."
platformnewsletter nameactual topics or a pasted excerptexact CTA, such as: Subscribe free at the link in my bio
Podcast episode promotion
Using my BrandKit, write a post for platform promoting episode number of podcast name with guest guest name and role. Use only these real talking points from the episode: three to five actual moments or quotes, written exactly. Lead with the most surprising moment. Credit the guest accurately and do not paraphrase quotes in ways that change their meaning. End by telling listeners where to find the episode: exact listening instruction.
platformnumberpodcast nameguest name and role+2 more
Behind-the-scenes post
Using my BrandKit, write a casual first-person behind-the-scenes post for platform about what you are actually working on right now, in plain words. Describe the messy middle honestly: current state, open questions, small wins. Keep it conversational, like a note to a friend who asked how it is going. No sales language. End with a soft invitation to follow along, join the waitlist or reply with advice.
platformwhat you are actually working on right now, in plain wordscurrent state, open questions, small winsfollow along, join the waitlist or reply with advice
Community question post
Using my BrandKit, write a short engagement post for platform asking my audience a genuine question about topic you actually want input on, such as a feature decision, a content topic or a pricing question. Give honest context in two or three lines: the real situation. Make clear I will read the answers and act on them. Keep it under 80 words. Do not attach any promotional message to this post.
platformtopic you actually want input on, such as a feature decision, a content topic or a pricing questionthe real situation
Milestone announcement
Using my BrandKit, write a first-person milestone post for platform. The verified milestone is: exact milestone, such as subscriber count, revenue mark, launch anniversary or completion number, with the real figure. Use the figure exactly as supplied. Thank the audience specifically for what they actually did: feedback, shares, early sign-ups. Reflect briefly on one real thing that got us here: detail. Keep gratitude genuine and skip false modesty. End by inviting new readers to subscribe, follow or try the product.
platformexact milestone, such as subscriber count, revenue mark, launch anniversary or completion number, with the real figurewhat they actually did: feedback, shares, early sign-upsdetail+1 more
Repurpose long-form content
Using my BrandKit, turn this newsletter issue (or video script) into number short posts for platform: "paste the full text." Each post should carry one distinct idea from the source, rewritten in my spoken first-person voice rather than copied. Preserve every fact, number and example exactly as written and add nothing that is not in the source. End each post with a light CTA to read the full issue, watch the video or subscribe.
numberplatformpaste the full textread the full issue, watch the video or subscribe
Founders & Creators tips
•Write in first person, always. The moment content sounds like a press release, it stops working for a personal brand.
•Build-in-public numbers are sacred. Paste real figures into every prompt and instruct Chirpy to use them exactly. One invented metric can undo years of trust.
•Never let Chirpy fabricate a "lessons learned" story. Supply the real events; let Chirpy handle the structure and polish.
•Specificity is the whole game. "I emailed 40 beta users" beats "I did extensive customer research" every time.
•Vary your CTAs. Follow, subscribe, reply, join and try are different asks; match the ask to the post's job.
•Do not sell in every post. A healthy personal feed teaches, shares and asks far more often than it pitches.
•Keep a running file of real moments, decisions and numbers as they happen, so you always have true raw material to paste into prompts.
•Read every draft aloud. If you would not say a sentence to a friend, cut it or rewrite it in the prompt's voice notes.