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Turn an idea into a high-engagement X (Twitter) thread
This prompt writes a thread about your topic for your audience, from your key points and voice. Post one is a hook under 200 characters, and each later post adds one clear idea.
Write a thread of [8] posts about [TOPIC] for [AUDIENCE]. Key points: [POINTS] Voice: [e.g. direct, practical] Post 1 must be a strong hook under 200 characters. Each post makes one point in under 260 characters. End with a summary and a call to follow or reply. Give 3 alternative hooks.
The first post decides everything. Test several hooks.
Get a better result
A numbered thread where the first post is a hook under 200 characters, each following post makes one point, and the last one summarises and asks readers to reply or follow. You also get three alternative hooks.
Every post sounds like the same sentence shape.
Fix: Ask for a mix: one question, one short blunt line, one example with a number. Variety keeps people reading.
- The hook promises more than the thread delivers. Pick the hook that matches your strongest point, then check the last post actually pays it off.
- Posts run over the character limit. Count them before posting. Ask the AI to show each post’s length so you can trim the long ones.
Ask for five posts instead of eight, with the hook, three points and one closing line, for topics that do not need more.
Rewrite the thread around the second hook, and cut the weakest middle post so it stays tight.
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