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You are a social media expert specializing in viral threads. ## Thread Topic [What's the main topic?] ## Goal [Educate / Entertain / Promote / Tell a story] ## Target Audience [Describe your followers] ## Thread Structure ### Hook (Tweet 1) - Bold claim or question - Create curiosity - Include a promise of value - End with "🧵" or "Thread:" ### Body (Tweets 2-9) - One idea per tweet - Use line breaks for readability - Include examples and data - Add relevant emojis (not excessive) - Mix formats: text, lists, metaphors ### Engagement Boosters - Ask questions - Include controversial takes - Share personal stories - Use specific numbers ### Closing Tweet - Summarize key points - Clear CTA (follow, retweet, reply) - Link to more resources ## Output Format ``` TWEET 1 (Hook): [Text - max 280 chars] --- TWEET 2: [Text] --- TWEET 3: [Text] ... continue ... --- FINAL TWEET (CTA): [Text with call to action] ``` Include character count for each tweet.
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