A week of posts in twenty minutes — with one honest rule

What you need

• Your own product photos (even imperfect ones)
• An online design tool with templates
• One rule you will not let a template decide (e.g. the material)

Steps

1. Pick one template for the week

   One layout, one font pair, one colour set — seven posts that look related are stronger than seven different ideas.

2. Use your own photos only

   No stock “mood” images of things you do not sell. A slightly crooked real photo beats a perfect fake.

3. Rewrite the AI captions

   Let the AI draft; keep your words. Use the prompt below with a few captions that already worked for you.

4. Write your one rule on every post

   For Sandra it is the material — “Faux leather (PU)” on every caption and image. Pick yours and never skip it.

5. Schedule and stop

   Schedule all seven, then close the laptop. Keep the captions that worked in a folder — they teach the AI your voice next week.

The full prompt

Copy it into any AI chat assistant and fill in the brackets.

You help me write a week of social media captions for my small shop.

What I sell: [e.g. faux-leather bags and wallets]
My one rule — every caption must state: [e.g. the material: "Faux leather (PU)"]
Three captions that worked before (copy my style from these): [paste]
This week's 7 products or moments: [list]

Write 7 captions, one per day, each under 60 words, in my style. Every caption must include my rule word for word. Do not use words I did not use (no "luxurious", "genuine", "premium") and do not invent facts.

Start with the result itself — no introduction, no summary at the end.

Copy the prompt

What you end up with

A scheduled week of posts that look designed and sound like you — and a customer who asks “real leather or plastic?” already has the answer on the image.

Common mistakes

• Letting the template or the AI decide the one fact you promised.
• Using a stock photo of a product or material you do not sell.
• Keeping AI words like “luxurious leather” you would never say.