30 Google Gemini Prompts to Run Your Social Media Faster
Paste these into Google Gemini to generate post ideas, scroll-stopping hooks, on-brand captions, a full content calendar, and platform-specific posts, then repurpose one idea across every channel. Swap in the bracketed details and tell it your brand voice for on-brand results.
In short: This page contains 30 copy-paste ready prompts, organized into 6 categories with a description and pro tip for each. The first 5 prompts are free instantly, no signup needed. Hand-curated and tested by the AI Academy team.
Post Ideas & Hooks
5 prompts30 Post Ideas
1/30Generate 30 social media post ideas for [brand/topic] aimed at [audience]. Mix educational, behind-the-scenes, promotional, and engagement posts, and label each with its type and the goal it serves. Keep them specific to my niche, not generic filler.
A month of varied, labeled post ideas in one go.
Pro tip: Name your niche tightly so the ideas aren't generic.
Scroll-Stopping Hooks
2/30Write 10 scroll-stopping opening hooks for a post about [topic] targeting [audience]. Vary the angle: bold claim, surprising stat, relatable pain, question, and contrarian take. Keep each under 12 words and make me want to read the next line.
Ten first-line hooks that stop the scroll.
Pro tip: The hook is 80% of the post โ test a few against your feed.
Content Pillars
3/30Define four to five content pillars for [brand] that serve [audience] and support [goal]. For each pillar, explain what it covers, why it matters to the audience, and give three example post ideas. Keep the pillars distinct so my feed has variety.
A pillar system so your content stays on-strategy.
Pro tip: Pillars keep you from posting random one-off content.
Trend-Jacking Ideas
4/30For [brand/niche], suggest ways to tie into current relevant trends and conversations without being cringe. Give five angles that connect a trend to something my audience genuinely cares about, and flag any I should avoid as off-brand or risky.
On-trend angles that still fit your brand.
Pro tip: The 'avoid' list saves you from a forced, cringe post.
Series Idea
5/30Design a repeatable content series for [brand] that [audience] would follow. Give it a name and format, explain why people would come back, and outline the first five episodes. Make it easy to produce consistently.
A named, repeatable series to build a following.
Pro tip: Repeatable formats are easier to sustain than one-offs.
Captions
5 promptsOn-Brand Caption
6/30Write a caption for a post about [topic]. My brand voice is [describe voice, e.g. warm, witty, expert]. Open with a hook, deliver one clear idea, and end with a light call to action. Keep it natural and human, not salesy, and suggest three relevant hashtags.
A ready caption in your voice with a soft CTA.
Pro tip: Describe your voice so it doesn't default to generic marketing-speak.
Three Caption Lengths
7/30Write this caption three ways for [topic] in my [voice] brand voice: a punchy one-liner, a medium caption with a hook and one point, and a longer storytelling caption. Each should stand on its own so I can match it to the post.
Short, medium, and long versions to choose from.
Pro tip: Match caption length to the platform and the post's goal.
Story-Driven Caption
8/30Turn this idea into a short story-driven caption: [idea or lesson]. Use a relatable opening moment, a small turning point, and a takeaway my [audience] can use. Keep it authentic and in a [voice] tone, ending with a question to spark replies.
A mini-story caption that earns comments.
Pro tip: A closing question reliably lifts comments.
Caption From a Photo
9/30Here's a photo for a post: [upload or describe]. Write a caption that fits the image, matches my [voice] brand voice, ties it to [topic or message], and ends with a light call to action. Suggest a few fitting hashtags.
A caption built around your actual image.
Pro tip: Upload the image so the caption actually matches it.
Hashtag Set
10/30Suggest a smart hashtag set for a post about [topic] in the [niche] space. Mix a few larger reach tags, several mid-size niche tags, and a couple of small specific ones, and explain the logic. Avoid banned or spammy tags.
A balanced hashtag mix with reach logic.
Pro tip: Mid-size niche tags usually beat giant generic ones.
Content Calendar & Strategy
5 promptsOne-Month Calendar
11/30Build a one-month content calendar for [brand] on [platform(s)] posting [frequency]. For each slot, give the pillar, the post idea, the format, and the goal. Balance value, engagement, and promotion, and keep it realistic to produce for a small team.
A realistic month of planned, balanced content.
Pro tip: State your real posting capacity so the plan is sustainable.
Weekly Themes
12/30Design a weekly theme structure for [brand] (e.g. a recurring focus for each day) that serves [audience] and covers my content pillars. Explain each theme, the format that fits it, and an example post, so planning becomes plug-and-play.
Recurring daily themes to make planning easy.
Pro tip: Themed days remove the 'what do I post today' decision.
Launch Content Plan
13/30Plan the social content around launching [product/offer] on [date]. Map a timeline of teaser, build-up, launch-day, and follow-up posts across [platforms], with the goal and message of each. Keep it exciting without being repetitive.
A full pre-to-post launch content sequence.
Pro tip: The build-up posts matter as much as launch day itself.
Repurpose a Blog Into a Week
14/30Turn this blog post or long content into a week of social posts: [paste content or link]. Pull the best points into standalone posts across [platforms], each with its own hook and format, without just copy-pasting. Note which platform each fits best.
One long piece becomes a week of native posts.
Pro tip: Repurposing is the highest-leverage social habit there is.
Content Audit & Fix
15/30Here's what I've been posting: [describe recent posts/results]. Analyze what's likely working and what isn't for [audience] and [goal], and suggest specific changes to formats, topics, hooks, and posting rhythm. Be concrete, not generic.
A practical audit with concrete fixes.
Pro tip: Share real results so the audit isn't guesswork.
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Platform-Specific
5 promptsLinkedIn Post
16/30Write a LinkedIn post about [topic] for [audience]. Open with a strong first line that shows before the 'see more' cut, use short punchy lines with white space, share a genuine insight or story, and end with a question. Professional but human, no hashtag spam.
A native LinkedIn post built for the format.
Pro tip: The first line before 'see more' decides if anyone reads on.
Instagram Carousel
17/30Outline a 6-slide Instagram carousel on [topic] for [audience]. Give a strong cover-slide hook, one clear idea per slide with short text, and a final call-to-action slide. Then write a caption to go with it. Keep the text skimmable on mobile.
A full carousel outline plus its caption.
Pro tip: One idea per slide keeps people swiping to the end.
X / Twitter Thread
18/30Write an X thread about [topic] for [audience]. Start with a hook tweet that earns the click, then 5-7 tweets that each deliver one point and flow into the next, and end with a takeaway plus a soft call to action. Keep each tweet tight and punchy.
A tight, well-paced thread with a hook.
Pro tip: Each tweet should stand alone and pull to the next.
TikTok / Reels Script
19/30Write a short-form video script (TikTok/Reels) about [topic] for [audience]. Give a 3-second hook, a fast-paced body with on-screen text cues, and a strong ending. Keep it under [30/60] seconds of spoken content and note b-roll or visual ideas.
A short-video script with hook and visual cues.
Pro tip: Nail the first 3 seconds or the rest never gets watched.
Cross-Platform Adaptation
20/30Take this post idea: [idea]. Adapt it natively for LinkedIn, Instagram, and X, respecting each platform's format, tone, and length rather than copy-pasting. Note what changes and why for each.
One idea, natively adapted per platform.
Pro tip: Native beats copy-paste โ each platform rewards its own format.
Engagement & Growth
5 promptsEngagement Questions
21/30Give me 10 engagement-driving questions or prompts I can post for [audience] in the [niche] space. Make them easy and fun to answer, tied to real interests or opinions, and likely to spark comments, not just likes. Avoid bland 'what do you think?' filler.
Ten comment-worthy questions for your audience.
Pro tip: Easy-to-answer, opinion-based questions get the most replies.
Reply & Comment Templates
22/30Help me engage authentically. For [brand/niche], give me natural ways to reply to comments, start conversations under others' posts, and respond to both praise and criticism. Keep it human and on-brand ([voice]), never copy-paste generic.
Authentic ways to engage in comments.
Pro tip: Genuine replies grow reach more than posting more often.
Poll & Interactive Ideas
23/30Suggest 8 interactive content ideas for [platform] and [audience]: polls, this-or-that, fill-in-the-blank, quizzes, and story stickers. For each, give the exact wording and the goal it serves. Keep them relevant to my niche.
Ready-to-use interactive post ideas.
Pro tip: Interactive posts feed the algorithm and warm up your audience.
Turn Followers Into Community
24/30Suggest ways to turn passive followers of [brand] into an engaged community. Give content and interaction tactics that build belonging and repeat participation, tailored to [audience], and note which to try first for the biggest effect.
Tactics to build real community, not just followers.
Pro tip: Community compounds; chasing raw follower count doesn't.
Call-to-Action Menu
25/30Give me a menu of 12 varied calls to action for [brand] posts, sorted by goal: save, share, comment, click, or DM. Keep them natural and low-pressure so they fit different posts without sounding pushy.
A reusable menu of natural CTAs by goal.
Pro tip: Vary your CTA โ not every post should push a click.
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Repurpose & Batch
5 promptsOne Idea, Ten Posts
26/30Take this single idea: [core idea]. Spin it into 10 distinct posts by changing the angle, format, and hook each time (story, tip, myth-buster, example, question, contrarian take, etc.). Keep them all true to the same core message for [audience].
Ten fresh posts from one core idea.
Pro tip: Angle-shifting lets one idea fuel a whole week.
Batch a Week of Captions
27/30Here are this week's post topics: [list]. Write a caption for each in my [voice] brand voice, each with a hook, one clear point, and a fitting call to action, plus a small hashtag set. Keep them varied so they don't feel formulaic.
A full week of captions written in one batch.
Pro tip: Batching captions weekly is a huge time-saver.
Repurpose a Video
28/30I have a video about [topic]: [paste transcript or summary]. Repurpose it into a carousel, a text post, three short quote graphics, and an X thread, each native to its format. Note the best platform for each output.
Turns one video into a multi-format content set.
Pro tip: Paste the transcript so the outputs use your real points.
Evergreen Reposts
29/30From my past content [paste list or themes], identify evergreen ideas worth reposting, and rewrite each with a fresh hook and format so it doesn't feel recycled. Suggest a rough re-share cadence for each.
Refreshes your best evergreen content for reuse.
Pro tip: Your best old posts deserve a second life with a new hook.
Newsletter to Social
30/30Turn this newsletter or long update into social posts: [paste content]. Pull the most shareable insights into standalone posts for [platforms], each with its own hook, and keep the voice consistent with [brand]. Skip anything that only makes sense in the full email.
Extracts social posts from a newsletter.
Pro tip: Not every email point works alone โ let it filter.
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