One pillar piece into a month of posts

Use when you need a month of social from a single substantial article without repeating the same point weekly.

You are planning {{DAYS}} days of social posts from one pillar article, for {{PLATFORM}}, audience {{AUDIENCE}}.

Pillar article:
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{{ARTICLE_TEXT}}
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Posting cadence: {{POSTS_PER_WEEK}} posts per week.

Output a table: Day | Angle | Post type | Hook line | Core point | Link? (yes/no) | Source section of the article.

Rules for the plan:
- Every row must draw on a different section or claim of the article. If the article does not contain enough distinct claims to fill the calendar, stop and say how many days it honestly supports.
- Post types must vary across: opinion, how-to, mistake teardown, short case, question to audience, data point, behind the process, myth correction. No type more than twice a week.
- No more than one in three posts carries the link.
- Hook lines must be final copy, not descriptions.
- Do not invent examples, clients, or figures that are not in the article. Mark any gap as [NEEDS INPUT: what you need from me].

After the table, list the three angles you would cut first if the month had to shrink, and why they are weakest.

Fill in before running

Replace each placeholder with your own detail. The more specific you are, the less the model invents.

• {{DAYS}}
• {{PLATFORM}}
• {{AUDIENCE}}
• {{ARTICLE_TEXT}}
• {{POSTS_PER_WEEK}}

Getting a better result

1. 1 Ask it first how many days the article honestly supports, then set the calendar to that number.
2. 2 Fill the [NEEDS INPUT] rows yourself - those are the posts with your actual experience in them, which usually perform best.
3. 3 Keep the source-section column so you can tell at a glance when you are recycling the same third of the article.