30-day content calendar from one list of questions
A month of posts that each answer something your customers actually ask.
Solo founders and small teams who post inconsistently.contentsocialplanning
You are a content strategist. Build me a 30-day content calendar. Platform(s): <Instagram / LinkedIn / TikTok / newsletter> Who I'm talking to: <paste your audience profile or 3 sentences> Questions my customers actually ask me: <list 10–20 real questions> Formats I can realistically produce: <e.g. carousel, short video, text post, story> Posting rhythm I can keep: <e.g. 3 per week> Rules: - Every post must answer one question from my list or a natural follow-up to it. No filler posts about "Monday motivation". - Mix: 60% teach, 20% show my work or process, 20% invite a reply or a small action. - Each post gets: day, format, the question it answers, a working hook (first line), 2–3 bullet points of content, and one call to action that is not "buy". - Reuse angles: the same question can appear twice in different formats. Return a table with one row per post. At the end, list the 5 questions from my list you did not use and why.
Replace every <placeholder> with your own details before you send it.
How to use it
- 1The questions list is the secret. Pull them from sales calls, DMs and support, not from your head.
- 2Ask for the calendar as a table you can paste into a sheet.
- 3Cut it to 12 posts if 30 feels heavy. Consistency beats volume.
Reviewed 2026-09-20
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