Platform-Specific AI Prompt Cheat Sheets

These prompts are designed for copy-and-paste use.
Best results come from pasting real content first, then using AI to adapt it.

Tone: Warm, neighborly, informative

Use Facebook for clarity, routine, and community trust.

Weekly post

Rewrite this into a friendly Facebook post for a farmers market. Keep it welcoming, community-focused, and easy to scan.

Event reminder

Turn this information into a Facebook reminder post inviting people to this week’s market. Include date, time, and location.

Vendor spotlight

Turn these notes into a Facebook post highlighting this vendor. Focus on people, story, and why they’re part of the market.

Education

Explain this farmers market program in simple, welcoming language for Facebook. Avoid jargon.

Tone check

Make this Facebook post warmer and more conversational without changing the facts.

Tone: Visual, emotional, light

Instagram shows how the market feels.

Caption

Turn this Facebook post into a short Instagram caption under 120 words. Keep it warm and community-minded.

Stories

Break this post into 3 Instagram Story slides with short, friendly text overlays.

Reel text

Write simple on-screen text ideas for an Instagram Reel showing a farmers market atmosphere.

Hashtags

Suggest 8–10 Instagram hashtags for a farmers market in Maine, including local and seasonal tags.

Tone: Clear, factual, confidence-building

Google helps people decide if they can trust you.

Weekly update

Turn this into a short Google Business post announcing this week’s farmers market.

Event

Write a concise Google Business event post with date, time, and location.

Review response

Write a friendly, appreciative response to this customer review.

Newsletter AI Prompt Cheat Sheet

Tone: Reflective, mission-aligned

Expand

Expand this social media post into a short newsletter paragraph highlighting community impact.

Organize

Combine these notes into a clear newsletter section about this week’s market.

Warmth check

Make this newsletter section feel more personal and welcoming.

Tone: Evergreen, educational

Build

Turn these social posts into a short blog article about the benefits of shopping at farmers markets.

Explain

Write a clear, accessible blog post explaining how SNAP/EBT works at a farmers market.

Structure

Organize this content into a blog post with headings and short paragraphs.

One piece of content → everywhere

This example shows how AI saves time without changing your voice.

Monday: Start with One Core Post

You write:

• a Facebook post about this week’s market
• include highlights, vendors, and any events

This is your source content.

Tuesday: Repurpose with AI

Paste the Facebook post into AI and ask for:

• Instagram caption
• 3 Instagram Story slides
• Google Business update

Review and lightly edit.

Wednesday: Schedule or Post

• Post to Facebook
• Cross-post to Instagram
• Publish Google Business update

Market Day

• Capture photos and videos
• Post Stories manually (no AI needed)
• Optional: ask AI for a short Reel caption

Sunday or Monday: Recap

Paste a few notes into AI:

Turn these notes into a short market recap post thanking the community.

Reuse:

• on Facebook
• on Instagram
• in the newsletter

What You Did Not Do

• You did not start from scratch
• You did not rewrite the same message 5 times
• You did not lose your voice

And how to avoid them

These come up often — especially with well-intentioned teams.

❌ Mistake 1: Asking AI to “just write something”

Why it’s a problem:
Generic, bland, or inaccurate content.

✅ Fix:
Always start with real notes, a post, or an outline.

❌ Mistake 2: Not fact-checking

Why it’s a problem:
Wrong dates, times, vendor names, or program details damage trust.

✅ Fix:
Use AI for wording — not facts. Always verify details.

❌ Mistake 3: Over-polishing

Why it’s a problem:
Content starts to sound corporate instead of community-based.

✅ Fix:
Edit for warmth. Add local details. Keep it human.

❌ Mistake 4: Speaking for vendors or programs

Why it’s a problem:
Misrepresentation or loss of trust.

✅ Fix:
Use vendor-provided info. Avoid invented quotes or stories.

❌ Mistake 5: Using AI to replace engagement

Why it’s a problem:
AI can’t respond with empathy or context.

✅ Fix:
Use AI for drafting. Handle comments and messages yourself.

❌ Mistake 6: Forgetting the mission

Why it’s a problem:
Content becomes transactional instead of relational.

✅ Fix:
Ask: Does this reflect community, warmth, and belonging?

Final Perspective

AI should make your marketing:

• easier
• steadier
• more consistent

It should never make it:

• colder
• less personal
• less honest

Used thoughtfully, AI helps farmers markets show up fully without burning out.

You’re still doing the work that matters.
AI just helps you do it in more places, with less stress.

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