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37-social-caption-global

Use when the user needs ORGANIC social captions for Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, Facebook, or X — hook, mobile-readable body, two A/B variants, platform-correct hashtags, written to brand voice and funnel stage. Trigger on 'write a caption', 'Instagram caption', 'LinkedIn post copy', 'TikTok caption', 'caption for this photo', 'we have the image but no words'. Also use when the user drops a picture and asks what to write with it. Not for — paid ad copy with character limits and policy, see `05-ad-copy-global`; the spoken lines in a video, see `04-script-video-global`; the brief that precedes writing, see `36-content-brief-global`; long-form authority posts, see `26-thought-leadership-content-global`.

文档与办公608skills/en/37-social-caption-global/SKILL.md

安装

把这段话发给 Claude Code、Codex 或 Cursor。智能体会先检查安全性,你确认后才安装。

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SKILL.md

Social Caption (Global)

Organic captions for owned social posts on Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, Facebook, and X. A good caption has a hook strong enough to stop the thumb, a body that earns the scroll, and a CTA clear enough that the reader knows what to do. Written for someone reading on a phone, moving fast.

Not this skill: paid ad copy — different constraints (ad policy review, character limits in placements, primary text truncation, iteration against CPA). Use 05-ad-copy-global.

Information gathering

Read the Brand Voice Document (35-brand-voice-global) and the content brief (36-content-brief-global) first. If the brief already sets angle, hook direction, and CTA, use them — do not re-ask. If both are missing, ask up to 4 questions:

  1. What is the product, service, or topic — and is there a real number, testimonial, or case study available?
  2. Which funnel stage? TOFU (awareness) / MOFU (consideration) / BOFU (conversion)
  3. Which channel? Instagram / LinkedIn / TikTok / Facebook / X
  4. What is the intended CTA and target length? (comment / click / DM / book / buy — short under 100 words / medium 100-200 / long over 200)

Principles

  1. The first line is the hook. Never open with the brand name or a greeting. The reader decides in about a second.
  2. One caption = one message. Do not stack benefits into a single post.
  3. A specific number beats a vague adjective. "Cut onboarding from 11 days to 3" beats "dramatically faster".
  4. Write for mobile. Paragraphs of 1-3 sentences with white space between them. No walls of text.
  5. BOFU needs a clear CTA and a real reason to act now. Manufactured urgency is a brand risk; a genuine deadline, batch, or capacity limit is not.
  6. Read it aloud before you ship it. If it sounds like a status report, the tone is wrong.
  7. Check it against brand voice. Vocabulary and banned words from 35-brand-voice-global. Default banned list: "game-changer", "revolutionary", "unlock your potential", "don't miss out", "act now", "elevate your", "we're excited to announce", "best-in-class".
  8. Disclose material connections. Paid partnership, gifted product, affiliate link, or employee-authored posts need clear disclosure in the caption itself, not only in a platform tag — FTC endorsement rules apply to organic content.

Workflow

1. Read the brief and the brand voice

From 36-content-brief-global: angle, source insight, key message, CTA. From 35-brand-voice-global: tone, vocabulary, sentence rules. Without a brief, gather the 4 answers above first.

2. Write the hook to funnel stage

The hook must stand alone with no context.

StageHook directionTypical form
TOFUPain / curiosity / contrarianA question that names the frustration, or a statement that inverts the category's default belief
MOFUSocial proof / concrete resultA number, a short testimonial, a before-and-after
BOFUOffer / genuine urgencyA specific discount or bonus, a real deadline, a real capacity limit

3. Write 2 genuinely different A/B variants

The two variants must differ structurally, not by a few swapped words:

  • Variant A: one hook direction (for example pain) plus one body structure (for example a list).
  • Variant B: a different hook direction (for example curiosity or social proof) plus a different structure (for example a short narrative).

Each variant: Hook (opening line) then Body (2-4 short paragraphs, 1-3 sentences each) then CTA (a specific action).

4. Write the selection note

State plainly: use A when [context or audience], use B when [context or audience], and how to mix (hook A with body B, or the reverse) if that is sensible.

5. Apply hashtags and platform adaptation

Hashtags are a discovery and categorization signal now, not a reach lever. Fewer and more targeted outperforms volume on every major platform.

ChannelHashtagsAdaptation
Instagram3-5, targeted to the actual topicThe first line carries the hook — it is what shows before "more". Visual leads; the caption supports it
LinkedIn3, professional and topicalFirst 2-3 lines are visible before "see more". First-person point of view, no hard sell, external links often better in the first comment
TikTok3-5, mixing one trending tag with niche tags1-2 lines, keyword-forward so it surfaces in TikTok search. The real hook lives in the first second of video; the caption supports it
Facebook0-2, or noneLonger captions work. Conversational. Line breaks matter more than hashtags
X1-2 maximumOne idea, no wind-up. If it needs more, it is a thread — write it as one

Truncation points and character limits change; check the platform preview before publishing rather than trusting a remembered number.

Output structure

File name: social-caption-[topic]-[YYYYMMDD].md

# Social Caption — [Topic]

## Context
| Item | Detail |
|------|--------|
| Funnel stage | TOFU / MOFU / BOFU |
| Channel | |
| Objective | |
| Target length | |
| Source brief | [link to content brief if any] |
| Disclosure required | none / paid partnership / gifted / affiliate |

## Variant A — [hook direction]
**Hook:**
[Opening line — stands alone, creates pain / curiosity / surprise]

**Body:**
[2-4 short paragraphs, 1-3 sentences each, white space between]

**CTA:**
[Specific action]

## Variant B — [different hook direction]
**Hook:**
[Different angle — if A used pain, B uses curiosity or social proof]

**Body:**
[Different structure from A — if A used a list, B uses narrative]

**CTA:**
[May match or differ from A]

## Selection notes
- Use **A** when: [context / audience]
- Use **B** when: [context / audience]
- Mixing A+B: [hook A with body B or the reverse, if sensible]

## Hashtags
[Per platform norm — Instagram 3-5 / LinkedIn 3 / TikTok 3-5 / Facebook 0-2 / X 1-2]

## Brand voice check
- Matches Brand Voice Document: Yes / No
- Banned words: none present
- Read aloud: sounds natural
- Every claim substantiable: Yes
  • 35-brand-voice-global: read before writing (tone, vocabulary, banned words); run its section VII checklist before handoff.
  • 36-content-brief-global: supplies angle, source insight, key message, and CTA.
  • 01-content-calendar-global: captions are written against a calendar slot (channel, funnel stage, pillar).
  • 05-ad-copy-global: when the post will run as a paid ad, rewrite to ad-copy standards. Never push an organic caption into an ad unchanged.
  • 42-image-brief-global, 43-carousel-brief-global: the accompanying visual brief, produced after the caption is approved.

Quality checklist

  • First line is a hook — no brand name, no greeting.
  • One caption = one message = one CTA.
  • The two variants differ genuinely (different hook direction and different structure).
  • Selection note states when to use A and when to use B.
  • Specific numbers replace vague adjectives wherever evidence exists.
  • Paragraphs are 1-3 sentences and readable on a phone.
  • BOFU has a clear CTA and, where urgency is used, a real reason for it.
  • No banned words (checked against 35-brand-voice-global).
  • Hashtag count and style match the channel's current norm.
  • Material connection disclosed in-caption where one exists.
  • Read aloud — it sounds like a person talking.

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