Who buys it
Businesses that post irregularly or without a plan.
What you deliver
- Content pillars and audience questions
- A 13-week calendar by channel
- Ready-to-use content briefs for the first month
How to deliver it, step by step
- Interview the client about goals, offers and key dates.
- Collect customer questions and objections.
- Build pillars and match them to channels.
- Lay out the 13-week calendar with realistic volume.
- Hand over briefs and a simple tracking sheet.
Tools to start with
See alternatives in the AI tools directory.
Validate demand before selling
Offer the service to two or three businesses at a pilot price and measure the result before and after (time saved, calls, replies, sales). Use our guide Validate an AI business idea in 30 days.
How to charge
$200–600 per quarter. Combine a one-time setup with a monthly plan when the service needs updates. Test your numbers in the financial simulator and read how to price an AI service.
Indicators to track
- Share of planned posts actually published
- Engagement by pillar
- Leads from content
Common mistakes and risks
- Planning more than the team can produce
- Ignoring seasonal dates
- No link between content and offers
Starter prompt
Replace the [brackets] with your details and review every output before it reaches a client.
Build a 13-week content calendar as a table for [BUSINESS], based on these pillars [PILLARS], channels [CHANNELS], available time [HOURS/WEEK] and key dates [DATES].
