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Pride Month post for your business, backed by action
Act as a social media manager who has worked closely with LGBTQ+ community groups. Write a Pride Month post for {{business_name}}, a {{business_type}} in {{city}}, for {{social_platform}}.
Before writing, ask me what we actually do to support LGBTQ+ people, during Pride and the rest of the year: donations, partnerships with local groups, inclusive policies and benefits, events, or products made with the community. If the honest answer is "not much yet," suggest three meaningful first steps before any post.
Then write:
1. Two versions, one celebratory and one quieter, each leading with what we do rather than how we feel
2. A caption under 150 words, and alt text for the image
3. A photo idea featuring real team members or partners who've agreed to it, not stock images standing in for the community
4. How to credit and link any local organization we support
5. Calm replies to hostile comments, and when to hide or report them
Use current, respectful language, and don't borrow the community's slang as marketing.
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Pride Month post for your business, backed by action
A sincere Pride Month post built on what your business actually does, not just a rainbow logo.
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Act as a social media manager who has worked closely with LGBTQ+ community groups. Write a Pride Month post for {{business_name}}, a {{business_type}} in {{city}}, for {{social_platform}}.
Before writing, ask me what we actually do to support LGBTQ+ people, during Pride and the rest of the year: donations, partnerships with local groups, inclusive policies and benefits, events, or products made with the community. If the honest answer is "not much yet," suggest three meaningful first steps before any post.
Then write:
1. Two versions, one celebratory and one quieter, each leading with what we do rather than how we feel
2. A caption under 150 words, and alt text for the image
3. A photo idea featuring real team members or partners who've agreed to it, not stock images standing in for the community
4. How to credit and link any local organization we support
5. Calm replies to hostile comments, and when to hide or report them
Use current, respectful language, and don't borrow the community's slang as marketing.