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book-promo-writer

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Write promotional copy for a book — the Google Play Books book description (คำโปรยนำ / back-cover copy) and social-network launch posts (Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Instagram). Use when asked to write or revise a book description, promo blurb, launch announcement, or to fill sections 1-2 of sale.md.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Never write from the title alone.

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  2. Very specific:

    If a fact is not in the project (page count, price, link, tool list), do not invent it — leave an explicit placeholder such as [ใส่ลิงก์ …

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  3. Very specific:

    Facts come from the project: Every feature, chapter topic, page count, and price must be traceable to toc.md, chapters/, epub.yaml, or …

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  4. Distinctive:

    No invented claims: Do not add "รีวิว 5 ดาว", "ติดอันดับ", sales figures, or endorsements that do not exist.

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  5. Distinctive:

    Keep the author's own voice calm and professional — this copy sells the same book the chapters write.

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  6. Very specific:

    Write both artifacts into sale.md, keeping its section numbering intact:

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  7. Very specific:

    Do not touch section 3 (BISAC — owned by the bisac-categorizer skill) or section 4 (pricing — owned by the play-books-pricing skill).

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SKILL.md

Book Promo Writer

This skill produces the two promotional artifacts every book needs before it goes on sale:

#ArtifactDestination
1Google Play Books description — the back-cover copy shown on the store pagesale.md → ## 1. คำโปรยนำสำหรับ Google Play Books (Book Description)
2Social network posts — launch posts for Facebook / X / LinkedIn / Instagramsale.md → ## 2. คำโปรยสำหรับ Social Network (Facebook / X / LinkedIn)

Promo copy is selling writing, not book prose. It may carry more energy than the chapters, but every factual claim still has to come from the project itself.


1. Gather Inputs First

Never write from the title alone. Collect these before drafting:

InputWhere it lives
Title, subtitle, author, languageepub.yaml
Chapter list + per-chapter bulletstoc.md
Page count, format factssale.md (existing), build/ output
Target readerAGENTS.md → "Target reader"
Price + store linksale.md section 4 (from the play-books-pricing skill)
Previous promo copysale.md sections 1-2

If a fact is not in the project (page count, price, link, tool list), do not invent it — leave an explicit placeholder such as [ใส่ลิงก์ Google Play Books ตรงนี้].


2. Rules That Must Not Be Broken

  1. Facts come from the project. Every feature, chapter topic, page count, and price must be traceable to toc.md, chapters/, epub.yaml, or sale.md.
  2. Thai is the selling language; English stays for technical terms (README, GFM, Mermaid, Marp, Docs-as-Code, ...) — same convention as the book itself.
  3. The first line must stand alone. Store pages and social feeds truncate; the hook has to sell by itself before anything is expanded.
  4. No Markdown syntax in the Play Books description. The Partner Center description field is plain text — no #, no **bold**, no rendered links. Use line breaks and simple * bullets as literal characters.
  5. No invented claims. Do not add "รีวิว 5 ดาว", "ติดอันดับ", sales figures, or endorsements that do not exist.
  6. One promise per post. Say what the reader gets, not five unrelated things.
  7. Placeholders stay visible. Links, prices, and dates that are not final are written as [...] so they are impossible to miss.

3. Deliverable A — Google Play Books Description

Google's Description metadata field is plain "back-cover copy"; the Partner Center documentation does not publish a hard character limit, so aim for 500-1,200 characters of Thai text — long enough to convert, short enough to read on a phone.

Anatomy

Hook (1-2 sentences, no setup)      ← must work alone when truncated
        ↓
What it is + the problem it solves
        ↓
"What you will learn" — 3-5 bullets
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Who it is for
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Closing line + store/CTA note

Template

<ชื่อหนังสือ> คือ <หนึ่งประโยคบอกประโยชน์หลัก> เหมาะกับ <กลุ่มผู้อ่าน> ที่ต้องการ <ผลลัพธ์>

ในยุคที่ <บริบท/ปัญหาของผู้อ่าน> การ <พฤติกรรมที่ต้องการ> กลายเป็นทักษะที่จำเป็น หนังสือความยาว <N> หน้าเล่มนี้พาคุณจากพื้นฐาน สู่การประยุกต์ใช้ระดับมืออาชีพ ครอบคลุม <หัวข้อเด่น 3-4 หัวข้อจาก toc.md>

สิ่งที่คุณจะได้เรียนรู้:
* <หัวข้อที่ 1 — ระบุตัวอย่างที่จับต้องได้>
* <หัวข้อที่ 2>
* <หัวข้อที่ 3>
* <หัวข้อที่ 4>

เหมาะสำหรับ <อาชีพ/กลุ่มอ่าน> ที่ต้องการยกระดับ <ผลลัพธ์> ให้อ่านง่าย ทำงานร่วมกันได้ และใช้ได้จริงในโปรเจกต์จริง

Style

  • Benefit first, feature second: "อ่านจบและใช้งานได้ทันทีในโปรเจกต์จริง" beats "ครอบคลุมเนื้อหา 10 บท".
  • Bullets are concrete (name the tool or the task), never "และอีกมากมาย".
  • Keep the author's own voice calm and professional — this copy sells the same book the chapters write.

4. Deliverable B — Social Network Posts

Platform limits (verify before each campaign; these are long-standing limits)

PlatformLengthNotes
X (Twitter)280 charactersLink usually counted as 23; hook + one claim + link
LinkedIn3,000 charactersProfessional angle, #hashtags at the end, 3-5
FacebookLong posts truncated after the first few linesHook line must survive the "see more" cut
Instagram2,200 characters, max 30 hashtagsCaption + CTA in bio; 5-10 relevant hashtags

Anatomy of a launch post

Emoji/hook line (1 line, standalone)
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Pain or question — 1-2 sentences
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Book announcement + what's inside — 3-5 bullets
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CTA: where to buy (placeholder link if not final)
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Hashtags (3-6)

Template (Thai, reusable per platform)

🚀 <ประโยคเปิดขาย 1 บรรทัด>

<ปัญหาของผู้อ่าน 1-2 ประโยค — "เบื่อไหมกับ..." หรือคำถามตรงๆ>

หนังสือใหม่! "<ชื่อหนังสือ>: <คำโปรย>"
📖 <ประโยคบอกความคุ้มค่า — ความยาว อ่านจบไว ใช้ได้ทันที>

* <ประโยชน์ 1>
* <ประโยชน์ 2>
* <ประโยชน์ 3>

💻 สั่งซื้อและอ่านบน Google Play Books ได้แล้ววันนี้!
👉 [ใส่ลิงก์ Google Play Books ตรงนี้]

#<关键词1> #<关键词2> #<关键词3> #<关键词4>

Generate one variant per platform: X gets the compressed 280-character version, LinkedIn gets the professional "why documentation matters" angle, Facebook keeps the friendly question hook, Instagram gets the visual/emoji-heavy version.


5. Output Convention

Write both artifacts into sale.md, keeping its section numbering intact:

  • Section 1 — Google Play Books description (English heading stays, Thai body)
  • Section 2 — Social network posts (one sub-block per platform is allowed)

Do not touch section 3 (BISAC — owned by the bisac-categorizer skill) or section 4 (pricing — owned by the play-books-pricing skill).


6. Final QA

  • First line sells alone when everything below it is cut off
  • Every claim traces to toc.md / chapters/ / epub.yaml
  • Page count, price, and link match the rest of sale.md (placeholders where unknown)
  • No Markdown syntax inside the Play Books description
  • Thai reads naturally; technical terms stay in English
  • 3-5 learning bullets, each concrete and specific
  • Each platform variant fits its length limit
  • Hashtags at the end, 3-6 for Facebook/X/LinkedIn, up to 10 for Instagram
  • No invented reviews, rankings, or sales numbers

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