STOP TELLING CHATGPT TO "WRITE A FACEBOOK POST." 📉❌ Use these 5 Expert Prompts instead and watch your engagement skyrocket: 👇

Generic prompts = Generic results. If you ask for a "post," the AI gives you a high-school essay filled with "hashtags" and "emojis" that people scroll past in 0.2 seconds.

To build real authority in 2026, you need to treat ChatGPT like a Senior Copywriter, not a chatbot.

Use these 5 Expert Prompts instead and watch your engagement skyrocket: 👇

1. The "Pattern Interrupt" Hook Builder

Most hooks are boring. This prompt forces AI to use psychological tension to stop the thumb.

The Prompt: "Act as a World-Class Copywriter. I am writing a post about [Topic]. Generate 5 'Pattern Interrupt' hooks that use the 'Open Loop' curiosity technique. The goal is to make the reader feel like they are missing a critical piece of information if they don't click 'See More.' No emojis. No questions. Just bold, high-tension statements."

2. The "Relatability" Injector

AI output usually lacks empathy. This prompt forces it to find the "Pain Point" that makes people nod their heads.

The Prompt: "I want to address [Target Audience]. List 7 'Micro-Frustrations' they experience daily related to [Topic]. Now, write the first paragraph of a post that describes one of these frustrations so vividly that the reader thinks, 'How did they get inside my head?' Use sensory language and avoid corporate buzzwords."

3. The "Anti-AI" Sentence Structuralist

AI loves medium-length sentences. This prompt creates the "Human Rhythm" (Burstiness) that keeps people reading.

The Prompt: "Rewrite this draft using the 'Short-Short-Long' rhythm. I want two short, punchy sentences followed by one longer, rhythmic sentence that provides deep value. Remove all adverbs. Replace every 'is/are' with a high-energy action verb. Make it breathe like a real conversation."

4. The "Authority Gap" Framework

Stop giving advice. Start showing the gap between where they are and where they want to be.

The Prompt: "Act as a Strategic Consultant. Take this tip: [Insert Tip] and rewrite it using the 'Authority Gap' framework. 1. State the common mistake people make. 2. Explain the 'Hidden Cost' of that mistake. 3. Reveal the 'Sophisticated Solution' that only an expert (me) would know. Tone: Direct, slightly provocative, and highly valuable."

5. The "Low-Friction" CTA Engine

Most CTAs are too "ask-heavy." This prompt creates a "Grease Slide" to the comments section.

The Prompt: "Design 3 'Low-Friction' CTAs for this post. Instead of asking them to 'Click a link,' give them a reason to comment a specific keyword to get a 'Hidden Asset' (e.g., 'Comment VAULT for the PDF'). Make the transition from the post value to the CTA feel seamless and inevitable."

Pro Tip: The "Master Instruction" Hack

Before you start any content session, paste this: "You are an Elite Copywriter. You hate fluff. You despise clichés. You write for mobile users with short attention spans. Your goal is to convert readers, not inform them. Confirm if you understand."

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