AI Social Media Plan Template

5 steps to a reviewable draft

1. 01

   Choose the message territory

   Write the approved message, audience context and action the social work should support. Do not use a vague theme as the brief.

   Result: A message boundary that keeps the plan tied to a real marketing purpose.

2. 02

   List the usable source material

   Gather approved proof, product facts, customer permission status and source owners. Exclude anything that needs approval first.

   Result: A source set that can support social claims without improvisation.

3. 03

   Draft the plan

   Ask for post ideas that cite their source material and fit the intended channel without inventing proof.

   Result: A social plan that connects each idea with a source and a review point.

   Your prompt

   Copy prompt

   Create a social media plan using only the approved information below.
   
   Campaign or message goal: {{goal}}
   Audience context: {{audience}}
   Approved claims and source material: {{sources}}
   Channel requirements: {{channels}}
   Team capacity and owners: {{capacity}}
   
   Return a table with: message theme, post concept, channel format, source needed, owner, claim check and call to action. Mark unsupported claims as [NEEDS INPUT]. Do not invent customer quotes, outcomes, metrics, product details or dates.

   Example input

   The goal is to explain a reporting workshop to existing users. Approved source material includes the workshop agenda and one product screenshot.

   Example output

   Post concept — Show one reporting question from the agenda. Source needed — approved workshop agenda. Claim check — product owner.

4. 04

   Review message and channel fit

   Check that the format fits the channel and that every claim, quote or visual has a source and owner approval.

   Result: A plan that can enter content production without hidden approval gaps.

5. 05

   Schedule the approved work

   Assign dates only after the source, owner and review point are confirmed for each post.

   Result: A compact social plan that reflects the work the team can actually approve and publish.