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Build your weekly content system

A repeatable sequence for planning, drafting, reviewing, and repurposing a week of content.

3 min read · 4 promptsUpdated 13 September 2026 Free to read
Make it yours. Replace the [brackets] with your details, paste into your AI assistant, and review the result. Multi-tool prompts can be tried with Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini.

Set your content direction

Create one reusable content brief. Keep examples, audience questions, and offer details together.

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Act as my content strategist. My audience is [audience], my offer is [offer], and my topics are [topics]. My available production time is [hours per week]. Build three content pillars and suggest a realistic weekly publishing schedule. Use only the information I provide and label assumptions.

Plan a manageable week

Feed in real questions from your audience rather than chasing arbitrary trends.

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Using our brief, turn these audience questions into a weekly content plan: [questions]. For each post include the audience problem, key takeaway, format, hook, and source material needed. Include a relevant CTA to the specific Batala resource featured in this post at [resource URL]. Use the keyword [AI or CONTENT] only for posts where I will enable a matching comment reply.

Draft and check

Keep a human review step before anything is published.

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Draft the first post in the plan using these source notes: [notes] and these voice examples: [examples]. Then review it for unsupported claims, unclear advice, repeated ideas, and mismatch with my audience. Provide the draft, a factual review checklist, and anything that needs my input. Do not publish or send it.

Repurpose and improve

Use the approved piece as the source. Review performance using real results you supply.

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Repurpose this approved piece [piece] into a short video script, a carousel outline, and a concise caption. Keep the facts and main takeaway consistent. Then suggest one thing to evaluate after publication. If I supply results, distinguish observed results from possible explanations.

Put the result to work

Use the draft on one real task and keep your feedback specific. Verify facts and links before publishing. Save the version that works for you together with its source material so you can repeat the process without starting from scratch.

Keep the full guide handy.

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