social

Plan, draft, review, and measure organic social media content for DACH markets.

73|4|Updated Aug 7, 2026
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Skill: social
Source: https://github.com/LOGIN-TB/claude-skills/tree/main/skills/social
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/LOGIN-TB/claude-skills --skill social-login-tb

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Creating organic social media content for Germany, Austria, and Switzerland involves platform-specific formats, advertising disclosure rules, personality and trademark rights, and accessibility requirements that are easy to miss. This Skill structures the entire workflow from briefing and evidence gathering to drafting, compliance review, and measurement so posts are legally checked and platform-native before publication. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Strategy and Editorial Planning: Define content pillars, maintain a backlog with funnel stage and ownership, and write platform-native drafts for LinkedIn, X, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, and Mastodon. - DACH Compliance Review: Check advertising disclosure (Werbekennzeichnung), personality, trademark, and copyright rights, consent for people in media, German alt-texts, and current platform rules before release. - Content Reuse and Measurement: Adapt existing content per platform with correct attribution, and measure results with baselines, guardrail metrics, and documented experiments. - Use Case: A B2B marketing team wants to turn a customer case study into a LinkedIn carousel and a short TikTok video. The Skill drafts both formats, flags required ad disclosure, verifies image rights and consent, and defines the metrics to evaluate the posts. ## Quick Start Use the social skill to draft a LinkedIn post and an Instagram caption from our latest product announcement, including a compliance check for the German market.

Frequently Asked Questions about social

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I create a social media content plan for LinkedIn and Instagram?

Start with a briefing covering platform, audience, goal, and brand voice, then derive three to five content pillars from real expertise and customer questions. The Skill maintains a backlog with format, funnel stage, owner, and status, and produces platform-native drafts with variants.

What advertising disclosure rules apply to social media posts in Germany?

German law requires clear, visible, and immediately understandable disclosure of advertising, affiliate links, sponsorships, and material relationships when a commercial purpose exists. The Skill treats UWG, media law, and platform rules as checkpoints and flags hidden or unclear labeling, but it is not legal advice.

Can this Skill publish posts directly to LinkedIn or X?

No. The Skill creates strategy and drafts only; publishing, scheduling, replying, or any account action requires separate explicit approval and a dedicated operations tool. Every public interaction needs its own sign-off.

Does the Skill cover Austria and Switzerland or only Germany?

Germany is the default assumption, but Austria and Switzerland are handled separately. Austrian UWG and media law and Swiss UWG and data protection rules are checked individually rather than copying German disclosure practice.

How do I repurpose a blog post or case study for social media?

Confirm rights and source first, extract only statements that remain accurate in the new context, quote exactly or mark as paraphrase, and rewrite natively per platform instead of copying. Attribution, captions, alt-text, and safe areas are verified before release.

What are the limitations of organic social media measurement?

A single post proves no causality, so the Skill documents hypotheses, variants, primary and guardrail metrics, and uncertainty for each test. It never promises reach, virality, or growth, and separates observation, hypothesis, and causal claims.