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Collect Four Reliable Idea Sources
You gather raw material from your expertise, audience questions, daily work or life, and existing content. These sources keep the bank grounded in topics you can actually create.
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35 min
Intermediate
Content Creation
Get Organized
Need Ideas Quickly
Build a 10-item content idea bank with clear fields for the audience need, angle, hook, format, effort, priority, and production status.
We'll use them to write your prompt.
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Make Your Play
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What you'll do
This is the plan inside your prompt. Add your details first. Then follow these steps with ChatGPT or Claude.
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Build the 10-Idea Bank
You use the compiled prompt to turn your source inventory into consistent idea records instead of a loose brainstorm.
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Choose What to Make First
You check the recommended ideas against your real schedule, production limits, and current goal before adding them to your bank.
Make Your Play
Keep a Ready-to-Use Content Idea Bank
Tell us what the prompt needs to know
Start with the questions below. Each answer personalizes the playbook and builds the prompt you’ll use at the end.
Your situation
Describe the subjects, skills, or experiences you can explain with confidence.
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Describe who you create for and the practical problems or results that matter to this audience.
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List real questions, comments, objections, or repeated requests you receive from your audience.
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List useful moments, routines, mistakes, decisions, or observations from your recent work or daily life.
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List past posts, videos, newsletters, notes, or drafts that could be updated, expanded, challenged, or reused.
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List the content formats you can make with your current time, tools, and platforms.
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Choose the main result this idea bank should support.
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What you'll do
Check a step when you finish it.
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Collect Four Reliable Idea Sources
You gather raw material from your expertise, audience questions, daily work or life, and existing content. These sources keep the bank grounded in topics you can actually create.
02
Build the 10-Idea Bank
You use the compiled prompt to turn your source inventory into consistent idea records instead of a loose brainstorm.
03
Choose What to Make First
You check the recommended ideas against your real schedule, production limits, and current goal before adding them to your bank.
Fill in the fields above to generate your prompt preview.
Assembled prompt
Beginner instructions
Start with rough notes. You don’t need polished audience research or a complete archive. Add a few real questions, work moments, and past posts, then run the prompt. Copy the resulting entries into a spreadsheet or notes table.
Advanced instructions
Replace broad audience descriptions with a specific audience segment and current content goal. After generating the bank, challenge any repeated angle, adjust effort based on your production process, and keep only ideas you could clearly brief or create.
Use this when
Use this when your ideas are scattered across notes, messages, saved posts, and memory, or when you keep losing time deciding what to make next.
You'll need
- Expertise
- Audience Need
- Audience Questions
- Daily Material
- Existing Content
- Preferred Formats
- Content Goal
You'll get
- 10 distinct idea records with every template field completed
- Each idea traced to a real source you supplied
- Three ideas marked to make first
- Each selected idea specific enough to brief or create.
By the end of this playbook
You will have:
- 10 distinct idea records with every template field completed
- Each idea traced to a real source you supplied
- Three ideas marked to make first
- Each selected idea specific enough to brief or create.
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