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Five kinds of post cover almost everything, and rotating them removes the guesswork: 1. Educate — teach one small thing your customers do not know. 2. Prove — show work you have done, with permission. 3. Connect — something human: you, your team, your workspace, your reasoning. 4. Answer — a real question customers ask, answered fully. 5. Invite — the direct ask. Roughly one post in five. The easiest source of ideas is your own inbox. Every question a customer asks is a post. Every job you finish is a post. Every mistake that taught you something is a post. If you can only manage three posts a week, use Educate, Prove, and Invite. Consistency at three beats burnout at seven. The 30-Day Social Media Content Calendar gives you a month of prompts already built on this rhythm.
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