Nail Studio Hiring Open Day Promo Kit (Three-Piece Set)
Swaps 'send a resume' for 'come experience a day' — open-day recruiting slashes the psychological barrier to applying, and the post + Story + LINE trio covers every channel in a single generation.
prompt
Create a three-piece promo kit for a hiring open day at {studio_name}, a nail and lash studio recruiting {roles_needed}. Piece 1: an Instagram post (max 120 words) — lead with the date {event_date} and what visitors can do on site: tour the studio, watch a live demo, chat with the team, and try a paid trial task; include a perks line about {perks}. Piece 2: an Instagram Story script of three frames with on-screen text under 12 words each and a countdown-sticker note. Piece 3: a short LINE broadcast (under 60 words) with RSVP via {signup_link}. Tone: upbeat and welcoming; invite anyone interested in the craft, no experience, age or appearance conditions. Add two hashtags per piece.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {studio_name}Name of the nail and lash studio
- e.g. 指尖花園 Nail & Lash
- {roles_needed}Roles and headcount being recruited
- e.g. 美甲師與美睫師各 1 名
- {event_date}Date and time of the open day
- e.g. 6 月 28 日（六）14:00
- {perks}Perk highlights to mention
- e.g. 免費進修課程與業績獎金
- {signup_link}RSVP or sign-up link
- e.g. https://forms.example.com/openday
Use case
Nail and lash studio owners expanding to a new location who want an experience-based open day to attract career changers.
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