# 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.

## Fill in before running

- `{{DAYS}}`
- `{{PLATFORM}}`
- `{{AUDIENCE}}`
- `{{ARTICLE_TEXT}}`
- `{{POSTS_PER_WEEK}}`

## Prompt

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

Pillar article:
"""
{{ARTICLE_TEXT}}
"""

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.
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## Getting a better result

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

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From the QuQi prompt library - https://www.quqi.io/prompts/pillar-to-month-calendar