MARKETFIX — 30 SOCIAL MEDIA POST PROMPTS
Use these prompts as starting points. Adapt them to your customers, your industry and your own voice. Do not invent testimonials, results or guarantees.

EDUCATE
1. Answer the question customers ask you most often.
2. Explain three things a customer should check before choosing a provider.
3. Share one common mistake and how to avoid it.
4. Explain a term in your industry in plain language.
5. Give a beginner's checklist for solving a common problem.
6. Share a myth about your industry and explain the facts.
7. Describe how your process works, step by step.
8. Explain when someone should seek professional help.
9. Share a quick maintenance or care tip.
10. Compare two options and explain when each may be useful.

BUILD TRUST
11. Introduce the person behind the business.
12. Show a behind-the-scenes moment from your working day.
13. Explain the values that guide how you work.
14. Share a genuine customer question and your answer.
15. Show your workspace, tools or preparation process.
16. Explain what customers can expect after contacting you.
17. Share a real project example, with permission.
18. Explain how you handle quality or customer care.
19. Introduce a team member or business partner.
20. Share a lesson you learned while building the business.

INVITE ENQUIRIES
21. Explain who your service is best suited to.
22. Highlight one offer and clearly state what is included.
23. Answer a common concern before someone buys.
24. Explain how a customer can get started.
25. Share a seasonal reminder relevant to your audience.
26. Show a product or service being used.
27. Invite people to ask a question about a specific topic.
28. Explain the difference between your packages.
29. Share availability only when it is accurate.
30. Summarise the problem you solve and invite the right people to contact you.

POST CHECKLIST
- Is this useful to the audience you want to reach?
- Is the information accurate and honest?
- Is the next step clear?
- Do you have permission to share any customer story or image?
- Can a person understand the post quickly on a phone?