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Write a platform-ready social media post for your church. Provide a topic, event, or scripture. Get back captions for Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter with image suggestions. Optimized for each platform.
Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.
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| description | Write a platform-ready social media post for your church. Provide a topic, event, or scripture. Get back captions for Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter with image suggestions. Optimized for each platform. |
One topic, three platforms, zero stress.
Requires: pastor-foundation skill
Give me any of the following:
Optional: Tell me which platform(s) you want, and if you have a post type preference: quote graphic, photo caption, engagement question, event promo, or story/testimony.
Before writing, I match your input to the best post format:
| Input | Best Post Type |
|---|---|
| Scripture verse | Quote graphic with reflection caption |
| Upcoming event | Event promo with clear CTA |
| Sermon quote or insight | Thought-leadership caption |
| Church win or story | Testimony/celebration post |
| No specific input | Engagement question or behind-the-scenes prompt |
If you tell me your preference, I use that. If not, I choose based on what will perform best for your input.
I write a distinct, optimized post for each platform. These are never copy-paste copies of each other. Each platform has a different culture, audience behavior, and algorithm. I respect that.
Target length: 100-250 words. Facebook rewards slightly longer posts that invite conversation. Walls of text kill reach. So does one-sentence fluff.
Structure:
Image suggestion: I describe the ideal image for this post. If it's a quote graphic, I give you the exact quote text (under 15 words) and a style description.
Example output format:
[Hook line]
[Body: 2-4 short paragraphs with a clear point or story]
[CTA: one sentence]
[Comment-driving question]
Image: [Description of ideal photo, graphic, or design]
Target length: 50-150 words for feed post. Instagram is visual first, caption second. The caption supports the image, not the other way around.
Structure:
Story version: If relevant, I suggest a quick Story format using a poll sticker, question sticker, or countdown for events.
Carousel suggestion: If the content is list-based or has multiple points, I flag it as a carousel opportunity and suggest what each slide covers.
Image suggestion: I describe the ideal image or graphic concept. If quote graphic: exact text (under 15 words) and style description.
Example output format:
[Hook line]
[Body: short, punchy, visual language]
#hashtag1 #hashtag2 #hashtag3
Image: [Description]
Story version (optional): [Poll or question sticker concept]
Target length: Under 280 characters, ideally under 200. Twitter rewards punchy, opinionated, conversational posts. This is not the place for paragraphs.
Tone: Slightly edgier than Facebook or Instagram. More direct. Less polish. More personality.
Hashtags: 0-1. No keyword stuffing.
Format options:
Example output format:
[Punchy, under-200-character tweet]
Format: Standalone tweet (or) Thread starter
Thread notes (if applicable): [What each follow-up tweet covers]
For every post, I give you a specific image description. Not vague. Not generic. Specific enough that you can brief a designer or find the right stock photo.
For quote graphics, I give you:
These are the things that kill reach, signal low effort, and make your church look out of touch online. I never do these.
I deliver posts in this order:
Everything is ready to copy and post. No brackets to fill in. No "insert your church name here." You get finished content.
Input: "We just had our biggest Easter attendance ever. 847 people showed up."
Input: "Philippians 4:13. I want to post something around this verse for Monday morning motivation."
Input: "We're launching a new young adults ministry called 'The Table' on April 27. Sunday morning, 9am."
Input: "Sermon quote from yesterday: 'God doesn't call the qualified. He qualifies the called.' Want to turn this into posts."
Input: "I just want to post something this week but I have no idea what. Help."
All of these work. Give me what you have and I'll handle the rest.
