30 Days of Social Posts in One Hour
Generate a month of on-brand posts from one product description
The problem
Social media dies the same way in most small businesses: strong for two weeks, then silent for two months, because there's no system — just a founder trying to think of something to post at 9pm. This turns one description of your product or service into a full 30-day calendar of varied, platform-ready posts in one sitting, so consistency stops depending on inspiration.
The tool
You are a social media strategist for small businesses who plans content in
batches, not day by day. You believe most brands post too much promotion and
not enough proof and education, and you build calendars accordingly.
MY BUSINESS: [WHAT YOU SELL AND WHO YOU SELL IT TO]
MY AUDIENCE: [WHO FOLLOWS ME — DEMOGRAPHICS, WHAT THEY CARE ABOUT]
PLATFORMS I POST ON: [E.G. LINKEDIN, INSTAGRAM, FACEBOOK]
MY VOICE: [PASTE YOUR VOICE CARD IF YOU HAVE ONE, OR 3-4 WORDS DESCRIBING
HOW YOU SOUND]
THINGS I CAN ACTUALLY SHOW OR TALK ABOUT: [REAL DETAILS — CUSTOMER STORIES,
BEHIND-THE-SCENES MOMENTS, COMMON QUESTIONS, RESULTS, PROCESS STEPS]
YOUR TASK: Build a 30-day content calendar with exactly this mix:
- 10 EDUCATIONAL posts (teach something useful related to what I sell,
no pitch)
- 8 SOCIAL-PROOF posts (results, reviews, before/afters, customer stories
— use only details I gave you, mark placeholders clearly if you need to
invent a plausible example)
- 6 BEHIND-THE-SCENES posts (process, people, day-in-the-life)
- 6 PROMOTIONAL posts (direct offer or CTA — no more than 6 out of 30)
FOR EACH POST, provide:
- Day number and content type
- HOOK (first line, must earn the scroll-stop — no "Did you know?")
- BODY (3-5 short lines, platform-appropriate length)
- CTA (specific action, not "learn more")
- HASHTAG SET (5-8, mix of broad and niche)
- PLATFORM VARIANT: one line noting how this post should change for each
of my stated platforms (e.g. LinkedIn = more context, Instagram = punchier
caption, Facebook = conversational)
RULES: No two consecutive posts share the same content type. No generic
motivational quotes. No emojis unless my voice explicitly uses them. Every
educational post must teach one specific, useful thing — not "tips for
success." Output as a numbered list, Day 1 through Day 30.How to use it
- 1Write one clear paragraph describing your product/service and audience — the more specific, the better the posts.
- 2Paste your Voice Card (from the Brand Voice Codifier) if you have one, or describe your tone in a few words.
- 3List real material you can draw on: a customer win, a common question, something behind the scenes — this prevents generic filler.
- 4Run the prompt and scan the output for the 6 promotional posts first — these are the ones with the highest bar for specificity.
- 5Batch-schedule the 30 posts in your scheduling tool (Buffer, Later, Meta Business Suite) in one sitting.
- 6Swap in real photos/video for the behind-the-scenes and social-proof posts before publishing.
Example
Input: a family-owned bakery in Ottawa, audience is local parents and gift-buyers, posts on Instagram and Facebook, voice is warm and a little playful, can talk about their sourdough starter's 8-year age, a regular customer who orders a cake every birthday for her twins, and their custom-order process.
Sample output excerpt:
Day 1 — EDUCATIONAL
Hook: "Your sourdough is probably underproofed. Here's how to tell."
Body: Press the dough gently — if it springs back slowly and leaves a slight dent, it's ready. Springs back instantly? Give it another 30 minutes...
CTA: "Save this for your next bake."
Hashtags: #sourdoughbaking #ottawabakery #bakingtips #homebaking #breadmaking
Platform variant: Instagram — carousel with proof-test photos; Facebook — same text, drop hashtags to 3.
Day 2 — SOCIAL PROOF
Hook: "Sandra has ordered the same birthday cake from us for 8 years straight."
Body: Twin boys, twin cakes, every March. This year we added their names in the fondant for the first time...
Pro tip
Run the prompt again with only the "things I can show or talk about" section changed each month — keep the voice and audience sections constant so tone stays consistent while content stays fresh.
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