Multi-Platform Content Calendar Planner

Your content calendar looks great on Sunday and is dead by Wednesday. That usually happens because it asks for more posts than one person can make, it pastes the same thing onto every platform, and it leaves no room for a bad week or a timely post. This skill plans the way a small studio producer would. It works out your hours first, builds each week around one anchor piece, and cuts that anchor into native posts with real production dates.

What it does

• Checks your planned output against your real weekly hours and tells you what to cut before you commit
• Builds each week around one anchor (video, episode, or essay) and spells out how each derivative changes per platform: hook, length, aspect ratio, and CTA
• Writes the period's theme as a one-sentence promise, gives each week a sub-angle, and rotates 3-4 content pillars so posts never feel random
• Reserves flex slots for timely posts, each with an evergreen fallback so nothing goes empty
• Plans launches backward from the fixed date: awareness, proof, open, objections, close, and recap, with a controlled promo density
• Reviews a calendar you paste in and returns specific slot-level fixes

What you get

A date-by-platform grid. Each row lists slot type, pillar, the job the post does (reach, trust, or convert), the hook, a format spec, the source anchor, and a produce-by date. Below the grid you get a batch production schedule and a week-2 review checkpoint.

Best for

Solo creators and small teams who publish on 2-5 platforms (YouTube, short-form, Instagram, LinkedIn, podcast, newsletter), post reactively or burn out, and want a plan they can actually ship.