Turn an approved product brief into seven draft posts and check every claim against the source. Original, untested starter workflow intended for Muse; owner review required.
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A small shop that needs a first draft of a weekly content plan and wants to avoid invented prices, stock levels, guarantees, or customer quotes.
Use a product brief you are allowed to share: product name, factual specifications, approved price and currency, shipping area, three frequent questions, and preferred tone. Leave out customer names, order histories, supplier secrets, and account credentials. Missing details should remain missing.
Muse access and the pasted brief. No social-account connection, customer database, payment account, or automatic publishing permission is needed. The output stays a draft for a person to review.
You are preparing a content draft for a small shop. Use only the product brief below as your source. Do not browse, publish, or invent facts.
Produce seven posts with different purposes: introduction, practical use, frequently asked question, comparison of two documented options, care or setup, objection handling, and a weekly recap. For each post give:
1. Purpose and audience question.
2. A caption of at most 70 words.
3. A simple photo or illustration brief.
4. A source check listing the exact brief facts behind each factual claim.
5. Any missing information that needs the owner to answer.
Rules: never invent discounts, stock, testimonials, delivery promises, certifications, health claims, or superlatives. When a comparison lacks evidence, replace it with a neutral question to ask the owner. Label all outputs “draft — owner review required.” End with a table of unsupported claims you removed and questions still open. Do not include referral codes in the generated shop posts.
PRODUCT BRIEF:
[Paste your approved, non-confidential product brief here.]
There are seven distinct purposes; every factual claim has a source; missing facts appear as questions; no invented testimonial or guarantee appears; no post is automatically published. This is a checklist for a future run, not a claim that these checks have already passed in Muse.
This workflow has not yet been executed in Muse. Output quality and feature availability may vary. A language model's source-check table can itself be wrong: compare it with the brief manually. It does not provide legal, medical, or advertising compliance advice.
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Prepared with AI assistance as an original starter recipe. No fabricated product demo, customer result, or time-saving claim is included.
A reusable content plan that preserves the original ideas and fits each format.
Muse runs the social desk for my one-person local news site: every hour it scores the whole catalog and ships the single best story per channel, paired with native video or a graphic card. Typical day: 9 to 12 scored posts. Early runs double-posted when they overlapped; atomic ledger claims fixed it