This week's post, built from this week's jobs
Friday afternoon it turns the week's actual work into a post that sounds like you, not like marketing.
Set this up once, then it runs on its own
- Runs
- weekly, Friday 2pm
- Needs
- nothing beyond a free account, though a paid plan lets you schedule it
- Setup
- about five minutes
START HERE IF YOU HAVE NOT DONE ONE OF THESE BEFORE
This is the easiest loop in the library and the best one to try first. No
connectors, no permissions, nothing to link up. You reply to it with a few
lines about your week and it does the rest. Once you have seen this work, the
others make sense.
On a paid plan, save it as a scheduled task for Friday 2pm. On the free plan,
just keep the chat and open it on Fridays. The prompt is the same.
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Updates live as you typeI run {{business}} in {{suburb}}. Every Friday, ask me this one question:
"What were the two or three jobs this week that were interesting, annoying, or
that a customer was surprised by?"
Wait for my answer. Do not write anything before I have answered.
Then write me one post, ready to paste, that:
- Opens with the specific thing, not a general statement. "Pulled sixteen wipes
out of a Hampton toilet on Tuesday" beats "Did you know wipes block drains?"
- Names the suburb once, naturally.
- Teaches one useful thing someone could act on.
- Ends with something that invites a reply rather than a sale.
- Is between 60 and 120 words.
- Sounds like this: {{sound_like}}.
No hashtag walls. Three at most. No emoji unless I have used them. Do not call
anyone a legend, do not say "swipe up", do not open with a rhetorical question.
Then give me a second version, half the length, for a story or a caption.
If my answer is thin, say so and ask me one follow-up question rather than
padding the post with filler.Fill in the required fields above to copy or run this prompt.
Turning it off
Tell me to switch this off if it runs three times in a row with nothing to do.
A loop that has stopped being useful should be turned off, not ignored.
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