The Social Platform Playbook

The most consistent account in your market usually wins, and it is rarely the most talented one. They post every day. You post when you feel like it. Consistency is not a personality trait, it is a system problem, and this guide hands you the system: four moves, with the word-for-word prompts to run them in the newest Claude (Fable 5).

One rule the whole way through: everything comes from your real life and real results. Claude never invents a story for you.

Move 1: The Voice Session

Most AI-written content dies for one reason: it sounds like AI wrote it. The fix is a voice doc, one page that captures how you actually talk. Claude interviews you for about 20 minutes, writes the doc, and every post after this sounds like you on a good day.

• What it does: Claude asks you 10 questions about your stories, your takes, and how you say things. Then it writes a one-page voice doc you paste into every future session.
• Why it works: people follow people, not templates. Your voice is the one thing a competitor cannot copy, and 20 minutes now fixes every post that comes after.

Move 2: The 30-Day Calendar

You did not quit posting because you are lazy. You quit because deciding what to post, from scratch, every day, is a job nobody signed up for. This move takes one 15-minute brain dump of real stories, wins, mistakes, and customer moments, and turns it into a month of decisions already made.

• What it does: turns one messy brain dump into 30 days of post ideas, each mapped to a format: story, how-to, hot take, behind the scenes, or lesson learned.
• Why it works: the hard part of posting daily is the deciding, not the writing. With the calendar, you wake up, check the day, and make the thing. Zero blank pages.

Move 3: The Hook Bank

Readers give your post about one second before they scroll. The first line does most of the work, and most owners write it last, tired, as an afterthought. This move turns 5 of your real stories into 20 first lines built to earn that second.

• What it does: for each real story you paste, Claude writes 4 hooks in different styles: curiosity, contrarian, specific number, and confession. 20 total, all labeled.
• Why it works: the same story with a sharper first line reaches more people. Hooks are the cheapest thing to test on social, and you never start a post from zero again.

Move 4: The Repurposer

Big accounts do not create more than you, they repurpose harder. One idea from your calendar becomes five pieces in one sitting, each shaped for where it will live.

• What it does: takes one post idea plus your voice doc and turns it into 5 formats: a 30-second video script, a 6-slide carousel outline, a 2-frame story, a caption, and a short email.
• Why it works: matching each format to where it lives means one idea does the work of five, without adding facts that were never there.

Run It Tonight: Three Steps, One Evening

• Open Claude: start a new chat and pick the newest model (Fable 5). Run Move 1 first. The voice doc feeds everything else.
• Paste and fill in: copy one prompt, replace the green blanks with your real stories and details. Real beats polished.
• Review, then post: read every draft. Cut anything that is not true or is not you. Then schedule the week and close the laptop.

Why Your Feed Stays Honest, and Stays Yours

The guardrails are written into every prompt on purpose. Here is what they do.

• No invented stories: Claude uses only what really happened to you and flags gaps instead of filling them.
• No made-up numbers: if a result is not in your brain dump, it does not go in a post. Period.
• Nothing auto-posts: Claude drafts, you review, you hit publish. Every single time.
• It still sounds like you: the voice doc keeps every draft in your voice, and you approve it first.

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