On the card, or not?
Every claim in a caption must be on the facts card.
This piece comes from an EveAI lesson. In the lesson, it sits next to the explanation and a question to check yourself.
Every claim in a caption must be on the facts card.
This piece comes from an EveAI lesson. In the lesson, it sits next to the explanation and a question to check yourself.
Teaching example: the caption and facts card were written for the lesson. A chat tool helped with the body lines. For each claim in the caption, decide whether the facts card supports it.
Facts: Morning Coffee
Sells: coffee and pastries; window tables with Wi-Fi
Show: the window corner in the morning
Open: 7:30 every day except Sunday
Where: Gemmayzeh
Action: message on Instagram to reserve the window table
Caption draft, pass 2
“Your coffee goes cold before you finish your work?” (a question to the reader, not a claim)
Our window tables are quiet in the morning. Wi-Fi, a plug, and coffee that stays hot because we bring you another.
“Our window tables”
“are quiet in the morning.”
“Wi-Fi,”
“a plug,”
“and coffee that stays hot because we bring you another.”