Your Ultimate Small Business Prompt Kit

Step 1: Fill in Your Brand Kit

Start by replacing each blank with your details. Then, paste this above any prompt. Our Hobbs Peak answers are shown as examples.

• Business name: ____________ (ex: Hobbs Peak Custom Apparel)

• What we make: ____________ (ex: custom leather-patch hats & apparel)

• Vibe (3–4 words): ____________ (ex: rugged, premium, Georgia-made, family-run)

• Brand colors: ____________ (ex: deep forest green, warm gold, leather tan, cream)

• Fonts: ____________ (ex: Bebas Neue headlines, Oswald labels — or 'you pick')

• Signature look: ____________ (ex: mountain ridges, thin gold frame, subtle film grain)

• Tagline: ____________ (ex: Small batch. Big quality.)

• Contact line: ____________ (ex: yoursite.com · phone · city, state)

  
  

The 6 Prompts

1. Value / Tips Pin

Using my Brand Kit above, design a vertical 1000x1500 Pinterest graphic titled [TOPIC]. Put my business name in the header and footer, on-brand. In the middle, list 6 short, encouraging tips for [who it's for]. Each tip should have a colored number, a bold one-line headline, and one supporting sentence. Keep a warm, peer-to-peer tone. Render as a PNG.

2. Product Pin

Using my Brand Kit above, create a vertical 1000x1500 Pin with [photo] as the framed hero. The headline should be [audience / angle]. Add a badge caption [badge], an italic tagline, an uppercase benefit line, and a 'Shop [my site]' button. Render as a PNG.

3. Social Cover

Using my Brand Kit above, design a horizontal social cover at [size] for [platform]. Place [photo] in a framed tile on one side. On the other side, include a small kicker, a bold headline, my tagline, a benefit line, and my contact line. Keep key content centered so it survives cropping. Sizes: Facebook 1640x624, LinkedIn 1584x396, Pinterest 1600x900.

4. Review-Request Text

Using my brand's voice, write a warm, personal SMS (under 320 characters) asking a customer for a Google review after their [order]. Mention what they bought, include [review link], and add a soft opt-out. Then, provide a shorter one-time follow-up version for people who don't reply.

5. Google Business Post

Using my brand's voice, write a short Google Business Profile post (100–200 words) about [offer / event / news]. Include a clear call-to-action and 1–2 local keywords for my city and service. Make it friendly, local, and benefit-led.

6. Product Description or Blog Post

Using my brand's voice, write an SEO-friendly [product description or short blog post] about [item or topic]. Aim for about 150 words, naturally incorporating the keywords [keyword 1, keyword 2]. End with a call-to-action.

Why This Kit Works

This kit is designed to simplify your branding process. By filling in your Brand Kit just once, you can easily generate consistent and appealing content. Whether you need a Pinterest graphic or a Google Business post, this kit has you covered.

Tips for Success

• Consistency is Key: Make sure your Brand Kit reflects your business's personality. Consistency in branding builds trust.

• Engage Your Audience: Use a friendly tone. Speak directly to your audience. They should feel like you're talking to them personally.

• Keep It Simple: Don’t overcomplicate your messages. Short, clear sentences work best.

  
  

That's the whole kit — steal it, make it yours, and put it to work. Made & shared by a small shop that's rooting for you.

— Hobbs Peak Designs · hobbspeak.com · Small batch. Big quality.