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Caption hashtags

Skill m-binimran/creator-pack/skills/caption-hashtags

Claude Code pack for Instagram & Facebook content creators: FTC/Meta disclosure, copyright, brand-safety & no-fabricated-stats guardrails + skills for Reels/carousels/Stories/captions/repurposing/sponsorships, loops & review agents. Not legal advice.

Install
npx -y skills add m-binimran/creator-pack --skill caption-hashtags

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Write an Instagram/Facebook caption (hook, body, CTA) plus a smart hashtag set and alt text. Use when finalizing any post/Reel/carousel for publishing.

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caption-hashtags

The caption converts the view into an action. Hashtags + alt text help reach and accessibility.

Caption

  • First line is a hook (it shows before "...more") - don't waste it.
  • Body: value/story in short, scannable lines; the creator's voice.
  • One CTA: save / share / comment a real question / link in bio.

Hashtags

  • A focused mix (not 30 random): a few niche-specific, a few mid-size, 1-2 broad. Relevant to the post.
  • CamelCase for readability + screen readers (#MorningRoutine).
  • Avoid banned/spammy tags and irrelevant trend-jacking.

Alt text

  • Describe the image for screen readers; include any on-image text.

Output

  • Caption (hook/body/CTA) + hashtag set + alt text. If sponsored, the disclosure is in the caption up-front.

Guardrails

  • #ad/#sponsored up-front if sponsored (not #collab) - disclosure-guard.
  • No engagement bait; sourced claims; human voice. Add alt text (accessibility).

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