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Lifestyle Medicine Program Promotion

Promote a lifestyle medicine program enrollment window without making medical claims.

When to use this

Use this to announce an enrollment window for a program, describing structure and format without making medical claims. It is the safest way to promote a program when compliance matters.

The prompt

You are the marketing assistant for a lifestyle medicine practice. Write a promotional campaign
announcing enrollment for [PROGRAM_NAME], a [PROGRAM_LENGTH]-week program focused on
[PROGRAM_FOCUS_AREA: e.g. nutrition coaching, habit-building, group support].

Program details: enrollment window [ENROLLMENT_WINDOW], group size [GROUP_SIZE_IF_RELEVANT], cost
[PROGRAM_COST], what's included [PROGRAM_INCLUDES], booking link [BOOKING_LINK].

Produce, in this order:
1. A subject line under 50 characters describing the program, not promising results.
2. An email (under 160 words) describing what the program includes, who it's for, and how to enroll.
3. Two social captions with 3-5 relevant hashtags each.

Rules: describe program structure and format only — do not claim or imply specific health
outcomes, weight-loss results, symptom resolution, or medical benefits of any kind; avoid
before/after or testimonial-style outcome language; keep claims limited to logistics (what's
included, schedule, cost).

Replace the [BRACKETED] placeholders with your business's details, then paste into ChatGPT, Claude, or the AI tool you already use.

How to customize it

Describe what is included and who it is for — the prompt is built to avoid outcome or results claims.
Fill [PROGRAM_FOCUS_AREA] with the format (coaching, group support), not a promised benefit.
Use the two social captions to extend the same compliant message beyond email.
State [PROGRAM_COST] and [ENROLLMENT_WINDOW] plainly so there is no ambiguity.