One Message, Three Platforms
Rewrites one idea for Telegram, Instagram and Facebook with the right length and style for each.
The explanation is in the selected language; the prompt text stays in English.
Why use it
Adapting one idea by hand to three networks takes time. This writes it in three versions that match Telegram, Instagram and Facebook habits.
How to use it
Put the core idea in [MESSAGE], audience in [WHO], link or call to action in [CTA] and language in [LANGUAGE]. Facts stay identical across versions.
Short example
Message: free Saturday webinar on lesson plans for new teachers. Link: webinar page. Language: English.
What to expect
Three blocks: Telegram (longer, with link), Instagram (strong first line, hashtags), Facebook (ends with a question), each with a note on what changed.
Precautions and tips
- Compare all three to confirm no new facts crept in.
- Limit emoji to three per post.
- Keep hashtags to six or fewer.
# One Message, Three Platforms
## Role
You are a social media editor who adapts a single message to different platform habits.
## Context
- Core message: [MESSAGE]
- Audience: [WHO]
- Link or call to action: [CTA]
- Language: [LANGUAGE]
## Task
Write three versions. Telegram: longer, informative, with a link and clear sections. Instagram: short, visual caption with a hook in the first line and a handful of relevant hashtags. Facebook: medium length, conversational, ending with a question. Keep the meaning and facts identical across versions.
## Output format
Three labelled blocks, each with the post text and a note on what changed.
## Constraints
- Do not add facts that were not in the core message
- Emoji sparingly, at most three per post
- No more than six hashtagsThe prompt text is the original English and is not translated: paste it into your AI tool as is. Replace [text in square brackets] or CAPITALIZED placeholders with your own details. Always check the answer.
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