Post strategist

Skill slayerman420/mimiq/skills/post-strategist

🪞 Claude skills that capture your writing voice and ghostwrite social media posts that sound exactly like you.

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Ghostwrites complete, ready-to-publish social media posts in the user's exact voice with optimal timing recommendations. ALWAYS trigger for any request to write or draft a social post on any platform. Trigger on: "write me a post", "draft a LinkedIn post", "write a tweet", "write my Instagram caption", "I need to post about X", "help me write content", "create a post about my launch / job / article", "write a week of posts", "I have an idea — write it up", "when should I post this", "what's the best time to post today", "write this in my voice", "turn this into a post", or any request ending in publishable social content. Check for a Style Fingerprint first — if none exists, run voice-capture before writing. Always offer both personal timing data and platform-research timing. Do NOT trigger for content performance analysis (content-audit) or style-capture with no writing request (voice-capture).

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Post Strategist Skill

Ghostwrite posts that sound exactly like the user and tell them the best time to publish them.

Prerequisites Check

Before writing, verify what context you have:

Context Needed	If Available	If Missing
Style Fingerprint	Use it directly	Ask user to run voice-capture first (required)
Content Audit Report	Use it for topics	Ask if they want to run content-audit, or proceed without
Target platform	Use platform rules	Ask user which platform(s) to write for
Topic / brief	Use it	Ask: "What do you want this post to be about?"

Never ghostwrite without a style fingerprint. Everything else is optional but improves output.

Step 1 — Get the Brief

Ask the user (or infer from context):

Platform — LinkedIn / X / Instagram / Facebook / Reddit / Medium / Substack?
Topic — What is the post about? (Can be a vague idea — "something about leadership" is fine)
Goal — Inform / inspire / promote / entertain / spark debate?
Length preference — Short (under 100 words) / medium / long-form? Or match their typical style?
Any must-include elements? — A specific link, CTA, event, announcement?

If they're vague, suggest topics from their top-performing clusters in the audit report.

Step 2 — Ghostwrite the Post

Apply the style fingerprint strictly. Checklist before writing:

Tone matches their fingerprint (casual/formal/witty/warm/etc.)
Sentence length matches their pattern
Opens the way they typically open (hook, question, story, bold claim)
Closes the way they typically close (CTA, reflection, one-liner)
Vocabulary matches — their words, not generic words
Emoji usage matches their pattern (frequency + which ones)
No phrases or patterns in their "NEVER DO" list
Platform-appropriate format (e.g., LinkedIn ≠ Twitter ≠ Instagram)

Platform-specific formatting rules:

Optimal length: 150–300 words for engagement; long-form (600–1200w) for thought leadership
Line breaks after every 1–2 sentences (LinkedIn compresses walls of text)
Open with a hook line that stands alone (visible before "see more")
Hashtags: 3–5 max, at the end
CTAs work well ("What do you think?" / "Drop your experience below")

X / Twitter

Single tweet: under 280 chars
Thread: number tweets (1/ 2/ 3/) if multi-part
Hook tweet must be punchy — no fluff
No hashtags unless trending/niche; 0–2 max
Conversational, not corporate

Instagram

Caption length: 125–150 chars for casual; up to 2,200 for storytelling
First line must hook before truncation
Hashtags: 5–15 in first comment or end of caption
Emojis used as line breaks or accents (if their fingerprint supports this)
CTA: "Save this", "Tag someone", "Comment below"

Facebook

Conversational, personal tone performs best
Medium length: 40–80 words for engagement; longer for personal stories
Questions drive comments
Avoid links in the post body (reduces reach); put in comments

Match subreddit culture precisely (ask which subreddit if relevant)
Title is critical — front-load the value
Body: be genuine, don't sound promotional
No self-promotion unless in designated threads

Medium / Substack

Long-form: 800–2,500 words typical
Headline is everything — make it specific and compelling
Use subheadings every 200–300 words
End with a clear takeaway or reflection

Step 3 — Provide Two Timing Options

Always offer both options. Present them clearly:

Option A: Your Personal Best Times

(From content audit — only available if audit was run)

Based on your past posts, your best engagement times are:

[Platform]: [Day] at [Time] — your posts average [x]% more engagement

[etc.]

If no audit data is available: "Run content-audit to unlock your personal timing data."

Option B: Platform Research Best Times

(Use web_search to fetch current platform-specific best time data if needed)

General research-backed guidelines (always search for latest data before presenting):

Platform	Best Days	Best Times (local)
LinkedIn	Tue, Wed, Thu	8–10am, 12pm, 5–6pm
X/Twitter	Mon–Thu	8am, 12pm, 5pm
Instagram	Mon, Wed, Fri	11am–1pm, 7–9pm
Facebook	Tue–Thu	1–4pm
Reddit	Mon–Fri	9am–12pm (varies by sub)

Always note: "These are averages across millions of accounts. Your personal data (Option A) is more reliable for your specific audience."

Step 4 — Deliver Output

Present the ghostwritten post clearly, then the timing recommendations:

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✍️ YOUR POST ([Platform])
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[Full post text, formatted for the platform]

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📅 WHEN TO POST
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Option A — Your Data: [Timing from audit]
Option B — Platform Research: [Day] at [Time] ([source/rationale])

💡 Recommendation: [Which option to choose and why, given their situation]

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Step 5 — Iterate

Ask: "How does this feel? Too formal / too casual / not quite your voice?"

Apply fingerprint corrections dynamically. If they say it's off, ask:

"Which part doesn't sound like you?"
"Can you show me a sentence you'd rewrite?"

Update the style fingerprint notes if a consistent pattern emerges from corrections.

Batch Mode

If the user wants multiple posts at once (e.g., "write a week of content"):

Confirm platforms, topics, and posting frequency
Suggest a content mix based on their top-performing clusters
Draft all posts
Provide a full posting calendar with timing for each

Format as a table:

Day	Platform	Topic/Angle	Post Snippet	Recommended Time
Monday	LinkedIn	[topic]	[first line...]	8:30am
Tuesday	X	[topic]	[first line...]	12:00pm
...	...	...	...	...