A Prompt for a Monthly Social Media Content Plan
Build a realistic monthly calendar with a prompt that connects brand goals to audiences, platforms and the resources you actually have, with a human review step.
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A content plan should fit your time and budget. Tell the model how many posts you can realistically make and what you want each month to achieve.
Key points
- State the monthly goal first.
- Give your real capacity: posts per week, video or not.
- Ask for a table you can copy into a spreadsheet.
Try this prompt
You are a content strategist for [brand]. Goal this month: [goal]. I can publish [n] posts per week on [platforms]. Create a four-week calendar with date, format, topic, caption idea and purpose. Output as a table.
Keep one empty slot each week for timely topics.