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Skill m-binimran/creator-pack/skills/facebook-post

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 facebook-post

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Write Facebook-native content - feed posts, longer-form storytelling, and Group posts - tuned for FB's audience and reach behavior. Use when posting to a Facebook Page or Group.

SKILL.md

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facebook-post

Facebook rewards conversation and longer storytelling more than Instagram does. Write for it natively.

Process

  1. Pick the format: short punchy post, longer story/text post (FB tolerates length), link post, or a Group post (community tone).
  2. Hook in line one (FB also truncates). Then tell the story / make the point; FB audiences read more.
  3. Drive conversation: a genuine question that invites replies (not bait). Replies > likes for reach.
  4. Links: native context first; put the link with a reason to click. Avoid bare link-dumps.
  5. Groups: match the community's rules and tone; provide value before promotion.

Output

  • The post copy (hook + body + conversation prompt), and a note on Page vs. Group placement.

Guardrails

  • No engagement bait ("share to win") - Meta demotes it (brand-safety-guard); ask real questions instead.
  • Disclose sponsored content (#ad + Paid partnership); sourced claims; human voice.

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