Social content — LinkedIn, Instagram and the format that fits each

The problem

You write a good post about a customer problem. It does reasonably on LinkedIn. You paste it into Instagram where it gets four likes, and into a YouTube description where nobody reads it.

What you need

Idea: Most stock reconciliation problems are not counting problems, they are timing problems — the count is right, it was just taken at a different moment from the system entry. Evidence: A customer with three plants spent two days a month reconciling and still found differences.

The tool

Any assistant, with your voice sample

The prompt

What comes back

A) LINKEDIN — top hook: 'Your stock count isn't wrong. It's just late.' Your stock count isn't wrong.

Verify before you use it

• Confirm the customer has approved this story being told, even anonymously. 'A manufacturer we work with' is still identifiable in a small industry.
• The 400 movements figure — is that real or illustrative? If illustrative, say so or remove it.
• Check the hook against your voice sample. 'Wearing an accuracy costume' is good writing but may not sound like you.
• The video timings are a plan, not a fact. Confirm the animation is producible before committing to the script.