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Set Your Content Lanes
Turn your audience, intended result, and boundaries into a few clear lanes. These lanes will keep the idea bank focused without making every post sound the same.
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Plan Your Next 30 Posts From Four Reliable Sources
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90 min
Advanced
Content Creation
Need Ideas Quickly
Use four proven idea sources to create, clean up, score, and rank 30 post ideas you can realistically make next.
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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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Mine Your Expertise
Pull usable concepts from work you know firsthand, including methods, decisions, mistakes, and explanations.
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Mine Daily Life and Work
Find posts inside ordinary moments that would normally pass without being captured.
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Break Down Audience Questions
Convert broad or repeated questions into narrow posts that answer one concern clearly.
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Extend Existing Content
Find useful follow-ups in work you have already published without creating shallow copies.
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Standardize Every Candidate
Put all candidates into the same structure so you can compare concepts instead of comparing writing quality.
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Remove Repeats
Find concepts that make the same promise, even when the titles use different words.
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Score Usefulness and Effort
Rate every surviving idea with the same practical criteria before choosing favorites.
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Select and Stress-Test the Top 30
Rank the strongest ideas, then check that the list is useful, varied, supportable, and realistic to produce.
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Build the Ready-to-Use Bank
Format the final ideas for planning and identify the easiest strong posts to make first.
Make Your Play
Plan Your Next 30 Posts From Four Reliable Sources
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 specific people you want these posts to help, including current needs or frustrations.
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Describe the practical result your content helps your audience reach.
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List skills, methods, lessons, mistakes, decisions, and experiences you can discuss with confidence.
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List recent routines, work moments, decisions, conversations, problems, and observations that could contain a useful lesson.
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List real questions, objections, comments, search phrases, and repeated problems you hear from your audience.
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Paste or upload titles, summaries, transcripts, links, notes, or drafts from content you have already made.
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List the platforms and post formats you currently use or can produce.
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Choose how much production effort your 30-post bank can include.
List topics, private details, claims, clients, or formats you don't want included.
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What you'll do
Check a step when you finish it.
01
Set Your Content Lanes
Turn your audience, intended result, and boundaries into a few clear lanes. These lanes will keep the idea bank focused without making every post sound the same.
02
Mine Your Expertise
Pull usable concepts from work you know firsthand, including methods, decisions, mistakes, and explanations.
03
Mine Daily Life and Work
Find posts inside ordinary moments that would normally pass without being captured.
04
Break Down Audience Questions
Convert broad or repeated questions into narrow posts that answer one concern clearly.
05
Extend Existing Content
Find useful follow-ups in work you have already published without creating shallow copies.
06
Standardize Every Candidate
Put all candidates into the same structure so you can compare concepts instead of comparing writing quality.
07
Remove Repeats
Find concepts that make the same promise, even when the titles use different words.
08
Score Usefulness and Effort
Rate every surviving idea with the same practical criteria before choosing favorites.
09
Select and Stress-Test the Top 30
Rank the strongest ideas, then check that the list is useful, varied, supportable, and realistic to produce.
10
Build the Ready-to-Use Bank
Format the final ideas for planning and identify the easiest strong posts to make first.
Fill in the fields above to generate your prompt preview.
Assembled prompt
Beginner instructions
Run one step at a time if your notes are long. Start with rough lists rather than polished writing. If one source is thin, use what you have and ask the AI assistant to identify the missing details instead of filling gaps with guesses.
Advanced instructions
Add performance notes, audience segments, format limits, and current business priorities to your inputs. After ranking, challenge the top 30 for repeated promises, unsupported claims, weak audience fit, and production bottlenecks before you approve the final list.
Use this when
Use this when your idea list is empty, scattered, repetitive, or full of topics that never become posts. It also works before monthly planning or a busy publishing stretch.
You'll need
- Audience
- Audience Result
- Expertise Inventory
- Daily Life Notes
- Audience Questions
- Existing Content
- Platforms and Formats
- Effort Preference
- Content Boundaries
You'll get
- 30 distinct and ranked post ideas
- You can trace every idea to at least one of the four sources
- Or merged true duplicates removed
- Every selected idea scored
- Effort marked
- Seven easy high-value ideas to make first chosen
By the end of this playbook
You will have:
- 30 distinct and ranked post ideas
- You can trace every idea to at least one of the four sources
- Or merged true duplicates removed
- Every selected idea scored
- Effort marked
- Seven easy high-value ideas to make first chosen
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