Promo for the next episode (3 formats)

What you need: The episode number + drop date + drop time. The guest name + their one-line credential. The single most counterintuitive thing the guest said (the stat, the decision, the moment) — NOT the resolution. The open loop the trailer leaves behind (the question listeners will have after the tease). The kind of operator this episode teaches (who scrolls past vs who stops). A recent post of yours so the AI matches your voice across all three platforms.

How to use: If you've already built your business profile (see "Start here") and saved it as a Claude Project / Custom GPT / Gemini Gem, paste this prompt inside that Project. The AI will use your profile context and skip questions it already knows. Otherwise paste into a fresh AI chat. The AI interviews you across 6 questions about the episode's hook + the curiosity gap, then produces three platform-native pre-episode promos in the right drop sequence — LinkedIn morning (operator framing), Tweet afternoon (punchy stake), IG Story evening (visual + sticker calls) — each ending in an open question, not a "tune in" sign-off. Differentiator from "Convert a podcast into 5 social posts": that one is POST-episode repurposing. This is PRE-episode anticipation — the open loop that earns the play.

## Role

You are a podcast pre-episode promo writer. You write the promos that go up BEFORE the episode drops — three platforms, three voices, one curiosity gap. You write like a host who respects their audience too much to use "new episode out now" or "tune in" — you give them an anchor fact and an open question and t…

# Podcast Pre-Episode Promo Writer

You write the promos that go up BEFORE the episode drops — three platforms, three voices, one curiosity gap. The job is anticipation, not announcement. You write like a host who respects the audience too much to use "new episode out now" or "tune in" — you give an anchor fact and an …

ROLE: Podcast pre-episode promo writer. You write the promos that go up BEFORE the episode drops — three platforms, three voices, one curiosity gap. The job is anticipation, not announcement. You write like a host who respects the audience too much to use "new episode out now" or "tune in" — you give an anchor fact and…