Turn these customer questions into a 6-slide carousel for {platform} (e.g., Instagram (e.g., for petbar, a dog grooming shop in Cedar Park, TX)): {questions}. Slide 1 is a hook, slides 2–5 are one Q&A each in under 25 words, slide 6 is a call to action. Include a caption.
Tip: fill in the {brackets}
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Turns customer questions into copy for a six-slide carousel: an opening hook, four Q&A slides and a closing call to action. Includes a caption and keeps each Q&A slide under 25 words.
Use it when you want to answer recurring customer questions in a short carousel for your chosen social platform.
The layout has room for four questions, one each on slides two through five. Supply the four questions you want covered and the factual answers to use.
The prompt requests slide copy and a caption, not finished graphics. You will need to put the text into your carousel design.
Write 5 social posts for {business} (e.g., Slot-T Beer Co., a brewpub on Main Street in Liberty Hill, TX) for next week: 1 tip, 1 behind-the-scenes, 1 customer story (use {details}), 1 offer, 1 question. Platform: {platform}. Short, human, 1 emoji max.
Write 3 caption options for a before/after photo of {job/product} for {business} (e.g., The Roof Joker, a roofing company in Cedar Park, TX). Mention the problem, the result, and how to book. Under 50 words each.
Write a post announcing {offer} at {business} (e.g., Summer Moon Coffee, a coffee shop in Cedar Park, TX), valid until {date}. Hook in the first line, the deal, one reason to act now, how to claim it. Give a short and a long version.
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