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Anyone building authority in a niche.
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Weekly. This is the backbone of a credible feed.
The resource
Post structure
[HOOK — one line that names the problem or the surprise] [CONTEXT — 1–2 lines on why this matters and who it's for] Here's how it works: 1. [Step one] — [why it matters in one clause] 2. [Step two] — [why it matters in one clause] 3. [Step three] — [why it matters in one clause] [THE CATCH — the mistake people make when they try this] [TAKEAWAY — one sentence they could repeat to a colleague] [Call to Action]
Worked example structure
Most [Target Customer] price by guessing what feels fair. Here's a cleaner way to think about it: 1. Add up what it actually costs you to deliver — including your time 2. Decide the margin the business needs to survive a slow month 3. Check that number against what [Target Customer] in [Location] currently pay 4. Pick a number you can say out loud without flinching The catch: most people skip step 1 and start at step 3. That's how you end up busy and broke. If you can't say your price without apologizing, it's probably too low for you — not too high for them. [Call to Action]
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