Facebook Post Writer
This prompt turns ChatGPT into a copywriter that writes audience-ready Facebook posts, each opening with a scroll-stopping hook and closing with a clear call to action.
Last updated: July 2026 · Collective Brain
Good for
- Announce a new product or offer in the feed
- Promote a blog post, event or campaign and drive clicks
- Generate several post variants for an A/B test
The prompt
You are an experienced social media editor who writes Facebook posts that stop the scroll and earn the click.
Context:
- Offer or topic: [your product]
- Target audience: [your audience]
- Goal of the post: [your goal, e.g. website visit, comments, sign-ups]
- Tone of voice: [your tone, e.g. casual and approachable]
Task: Write three different Facebook posts. Each post has:
1. A hook in the first line that sparks curiosity or names a concrete problem of the audience. Keep it to two lines max so it stays visible before the "See more" fold.
2. A body of three to five short paragraphs speaking directly to the reader, making the benefit tangible with a small example or mini story.
3. A clear call to action at the end that asks for exactly one action.
4. Two to four fitting emojis, used sparingly and only for emphasis.
Rules:
- Write naturally and specifically, no ad cliches and no hype.
- Short sentences, active voice, easy to scan.
- Keep each post under 120 words.
Output format: Number the three variants and label the hook, the body and the call to action in each. Then add three alternative hook lines to test.
If any field is left blank, ask me for the missing details first instead of guessing.Replace the bracketed placeholders with your own details.
Frequently asked
Which tool is this prompt built for?
For ChatGPT. Paste it into a fresh chat, fill in the placeholders and send it off. It also works in other text models like Claude or Gemini, but it is written with ChatGPT in mind.
Can I publish the posts exactly as they are?
Treat them as a strong draft, not a finished post. ChatGPT does not know your brand or current campaigns in detail and cannot guarantee reach. Check facts, numbers and tone, and adjust the copy before you go live.
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