ContentIntermediate

30-day editorial calendar built around topic clusters

Produces a month of content that reinforces itself instead of 30 disconnected ideas.

Works well with

When to use it

When you publish consistently but every piece starts from zero and builds no authority.

Copy Prompt

Copy the prompt and replace the placeholders in braces.

Act as a content strategist focused on SEO and topical authority.

Niche: {{niche}}
Audience: {{audience}}
Available channels: {{channels}}
Goal for the month: {{goal}}
Real production time per week: {{hours}} hours

Design a 30-day calendar:

1. One central CLUSTER with a pillar article and 8 derived pieces that point to it.
2. A table with: day, format, channel, title, search intent (informational, comparative, transactional), keyword or angle, and which cluster piece it links to.
3. Mark which 4 pieces have the highest return and why.
4. A repurposing system: which video becomes an article, which article becomes a carousel, which carousel becomes a newsletter.
5. What NOT to publish this month.

Rules: the volume must fit inside {{hours}} real weekly hours. If it does not fit, cut it and say so. No generic ideas like "the 5 best prompts".

Variables to fill in

Variable	What it means	Example
`niche`	Topic of the project	AI automation for accounting firms
`audience`	Who you serve	Independent accountants aged 30 to 50
`channels`	Where you publish	Blog, YouTube, LinkedIn
`goal`	Goal for the month	Get 20 qualified subscribers
`hours`	Real weekly hours	6

Tips

Give it your last 5 published titles so it does not repeat angles.
Ask for the calendar in CSV if you are going to paste it into Notion or Sheets.
The value is in the search-intent column: if everything is informational, you will not attract clients.

Editorial template. Test it with real data before using it in production.