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Slideshow Ideas for a Prompt-Based Dating App
September 30, 2026 · 5 min read
Prompt apps win on examples. People do not need another lecture about being authentic. They need to see a bad answer and a better one.
See how Alma automates this
The short report on how Alma turns an app link into posts that go out every day.
Read the carousel reportA format
- The prompt, quoted exactly as it appears in the app.
- A vague answer: "I love travel and food."
- A specific answer: a place, a dish, a reason, two sentences.
- Why the second one is easier to reply to.
- "Write yours in the app. Specific beats charming."
Other slideshows
- "The prompt to skip if you don't have a real answer."
- "One photo that matches the story you told."
- "How to mention a kid, a faith, or a limit without writing a policy."
- "What not to joke about on a first prompt."
- "A reply that is a question, not a compliment about looks only."
Use made-up examples, clearly
Write sample answers yourself and label them as examples. Do not screenshot a real user's profile for content. Dating profiles are not your ad creative just because they are on your platform.
Keep the tone like a good friend editing a text, not a brand roasting lonely people.