We know how powerful ChatGPT is as a writing tool.
But, how about if you could use it to create multiple social posts to promote each piece of content that you have?
Wouldn’t that be a game-changer in terms of efficiency and bandwidth freed up to focus on other things?
That’s what we’re going to do today.
We’ll teach you how you can leverage each piece of content that you have, whether it be an article, blog post, or anything else you have written down to produce multiple social posts on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, etc.
Let’s start creating multiple social posts with ChatGPT!
The Caveats
The aim of this guide is to use one generalized prompt to create multiple variations of a singular article for use on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram.
It’s designed for general omnichannel and multidimensional marketing strategies and serves as a guide on how you should structure your posts.
Here’s the thing.
You’ll still have to rewrite them if you have a varied audience on different platforms as it assumes that your audience is unilaterally similar on all platforms.
That shouldn’t be a problem if you’ve adopted an account-based marketing strategy.
The Background
We article we used for the prompt was also generated by ChatGPT using this prompt:
I am a LinkedIn marketer who writes for an audience of digital marketers and founders. Write a 2,000-word article on the topic of “Why Should I Optimize My LinkedIn Account”. Make sure it is actionable. This article will be published on my website and be the basis of multiple social media posts.
Read more: AI-Powered LinkedIn Optimization: ChatGPT for LinkedIn Headlines!
The Prompt
As per usual with BAMF, we designed to prompt with a clear basis for ChatGPT to understand who you are and who your audience is.
Then we proceeded to feed it with clear directives of what we wanted to achieve.
Our goal was to get a couple of tweets, a Facebook and LinkedIn post, along with something we can post on Instagram.
I am a *who you are* who caters to an audience of *who is your audience*.
Rewrite an article that I wrote in the past into these formats:
– Two Tweets
– one 200-word Facebook post that summarizes the main points of the article into an actionable shortened and engaging post.
– one 200-word LinkedIn post
– one Instagram post – provide me with a visual description of what to post, and the caption to be used.
Other notes on each social media post to be produced:
– Each post should distill the main points of the article and stand on their own.
– They need hashtags
– Posting notes, e.g. how to post them, when to post them, etc.
– Notes for media to be included in the post, if applicable
This is the article:”*insert article to be used*”
Let’s see it in action:
I am a LinkedIn Marketer who caters to an audience of startup founders and professional marketers.
Rewrite an article that I wrote in the past into these formats:
– Two Tweets
– one 200-word Facebook post that summarizes the main points of the article into an actionable shortened and engaging post.
– one 200-word LinkedIn post
– one Instagram post – provide me with a visual description of what to post, and the caption to be used.
Other notes on each social media post to be produced:
– Each post should distill the main points of the article and stand on their own.
– They need hashtags
– Posting notes, e.g. how to post them, when to post them, etc.
– Notes for media to be included in the post, if applicable
This is the article:””
The results looked pretty phenomenal …and long, so we’re breaking it down for you.
Two Tweets
We asked for two tweets but you can ask it to produce more.
Why two tweets?
Glad you asked.
Two tweets allow you to post about your article twice in a single week.
We also advise that you insert the link to your article whenever you can.
Facebook Post
LinkedIn Post
Instagram Post
This part of the prompt produced this extremely detailed Instagram post that you could easily send off to your graphics and social media team to produce.
Why Did We Ask For Notes?
Well, why not?
Adding notes allows any member of your team who is assigned to socials to have guidelines on what to do with the generated post.
These additional guidelines provide a basis for best practices for people who are new to social media management, and a reminder for those who are already experienced. It’s a win-win if you ask us.
The goal of this prompt is to make sure that it works well with any marketer on your team on any level.
Take, for example, the notes generated in the Instagram section.
They make it so easy for you to post on Instagram even if you have nothing in mind yet for a visual/graphic.
What if You Have a Social Post Instead of an Article?
What you need to do is modify the prompt and tell it you have an existing social media post that you want to be converted.
…but if you’re a power user, you can create a ChatGPT prompt to turn your existing post into an article for you to use.
Then feed that article into our prompt.
Easy, right?
Takeaways on Creating Multiple Social Posts with ChatGPT
These prompts were created to help small but budding social teams do so much more with the articles that they already have.
It helps minimize the bandwidth associated with content conversion and repurposing, freeing up mental headspace for you and your team to do more to grow your company.
You know what’s another great thing about this prompt?
It can be incredibly useful if you are a one-person team as it cuts down on so much time and resources.
As per usual, make sure that you personalize everything that you’re deriving from ChatGPT to make sure that it is apt for your ideal customer profile.
Read more: How to Repurpose Content Using ChatGPT & 5 Free Prompts
