Nine working automations that remove the repetitive admin from your week — importable in one click.
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90-Day Content Engine
Three months of content planned, written, and tracked — built for teams of one or two.
$89$59
One-time payment · lifetime licence
Most content plans die in week three because the pipeline empties and there is no time to refill it. This engine front-loads ninety days of work so you are producing from a full calendar instead of an empty one.
Includes the editorial strategy, ninety days of scheduled topics, and AI-assisted drafting prompts calibrated to sound like a human wrote them.
What you get
- DOCX 30 evergreen post outlines 39 KB
- XLSX Editorial strategy workbook 11 KB
- MD Notion content workspace 9 KB
- DOCX 30 evergreen post outlines 40 KB
- DOCX Repurposing workflow 38 KB
How it works in practice
- Ninety days pre-planned, not a framework for planning.
- Prompts tuned to avoid AI tells — specific edit passes included.
- One-to-six repurposing map turns a single post into a week's activity.
Details
| Structure | Notion workspace, 2 workbooks, 3 documents, 1 PDF guide |
|---|---|
| Coverage | 90 days, 3 content pillars, 6 channels |
| AI prompts | 40 included |
| Setup time | About 30 minutes |
| Skill level | No technical knowledge required |
| Updates | Included for 12 months |
Questions about this product
Do I need to use AI to use this?
No. The calendar, outlines, and tracking work entirely on their own. The prompt library is an accelerant, not a dependency.
Will AI-written content get flagged by platforms?
The included edit passes are specifically designed to remove the tells that trigger both readers and platform detectors. Run every draft through them.
Is this SEO content?
It is demand-side content planned around what buyers ask before they buy. Keyword research is included, but the calendar is written for humans first.
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