30-Day Content Calendar for a Sustainable Living Brand
ChatGPT Prompt
Build a 30-day social media content calendar for a Sustainable Living Brand targeting {audience} on {platforms}. Use five pillars — practical swaps, myth-busting, product deep-dives, systemic context, community wins — and rotate them so no two consecutive days repeat a pillar. Prioritise practical, achievable swaps over guilt-driven messaging, and be accurate with environmental claims — vague green claims are both a trust and a regulatory risk in several markets. For each of the 30 slots give: date, pillar, format, the hook line, the core message in one sentence, the CTA, and the asset needed to produce it. Include a weekly theme, two planned engagement days where you respond rather than broadcast, and one repurposing chain showing a single idea becoming four assets. Add a production workflow with batching days, and name the three slots to drop first in a bad week.
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