Hook, value, call to action
Line one names the result (“Brows that last 6 weeks”), the middle explains how, the last line asks for one action.
Tell the AI what is in the photo or Reel: get three captions with a hook in the first line and 3–5 hashtags that fit your niche.
Line one names the result (“Brows that last 6 weeks”), the middle explains how, the last line asks for one action.
Instagram search reads the caption text. Write “manicure in Austin” in plain words, then add 3–5 hashtags at the end.
Say “link in bio” or “write GUIDE in the comments” and send the link by DM. A comment that asks for a word also lifts engagement.
In AI SMM the AI studio learns your brand profile, writes a month of posts and publishes them to 14 networks on schedule.
Your manicure should survive a week at the beach. Ours does: gel coat, 3 weeks, no chips. Free slots Thursday and Friday. Book via the link in bio. #nailsaustin #gelmanicure #austinnails
We sold out of cardamom buns by 10 a.m. three days in a row. Tomorrow we bake a double batch. Comment BUN and we will hold one for you until noon.
Anything up to 2,200 characters, but only about 125 show before “more”. Short captions suit Reels; longer ones work for carousels that teach something.
3–5, in line with Instagram’s own advice. Mix a broad tag, a niche tag and a local one if you serve a city.
Yes. Mention the format in the description: a carousel caption can tease the slides, a Reel caption backs up the video hook.
Ask for them in the description or add your own. One or two emojis as markers read better than a row of them.
Yes. AI SMM publishes feed posts, carousels, Reels and Stories on schedule and shows reach and engagement for each post.