Write a social post announcing that {business} (e.g., Tech One Automotive, an auto repair shop in Cedar Park, TX) is hiring a {role}. Share what it's like to work here ({details}), pay or perks, and how to apply by {date}. Give a short and a longer version.
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Writes short and longer versions of a social hiring announcement. Both cover the role, what working at your business is like, pay or perks, and how to apply by the deadline.
Use it when sharing an open role on social media and you need two lengths of the same hiring message.
Share factual details about daily work, the team, pay or perks, along with the business name and role.
Provide the application method and deadline so readers know where to apply and when applications are due.
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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