5 Content Pillars With Example Topics
Uses your brand, values and audience to define 5 content pillars, each with its core theme, the reason it resonates with your audience and 3 sample topics.
Uses your brand, values and audience to define 5 content pillars, each with its core theme, the reason it resonates with your audience and 3 sample topics.
My niche: [your niche] My audience: [who they are] Task: give me 10 content ideas with viral potential for this niche. Base every idea on one of these angles: a controversial opinion, a common mistake, or a myth people believe. Make each idea stop the scroll and spark curiosity. Tag each idea with the angle it uses.
Niche: [niche] Task: analyze the trends currently emerging in this niche and suggest 10 content ideas I can produce right away, so I can ride each trend while it is still early. If you have no access to current information, tell me so and ask me to describe the trends I am seeing.
Role: combine the skills of a top content strategist, an audience psychologist, a trend researcher and a creator of viral content. My niche: [niche] My audience: [audience] My platform: [platform] Task: generate 100 content ideas with strong engagement potential, grouped into these categories: 1. beginner content 2. advanced content 3. mistakes 4. myths 5. case studies 6. stories 7. controversial opinions 8. trends 9. tutorials 10. viral opportunities For each idea, give a score for how much the audience wants it and a score for its engagement potential, then rank the ideas by those scores. Present the ideas in a table with the columns: category, idea, audience demand, engagement potential.
I post about [topic], but every week I run out of ideas. Task: 1. First, put 10 questions to me about my audience and the voice of my brand. 2. Once I have answered, build me a content calendar for 30 days that I can put into action immediately.
Niche: [niche] Task: build a content calendar that covers 30 days. For each day include: - a post idea - a hook - a short description Focus: growth and engagement. Present the calendar as a table.