Collect ideas for a monthly content plan
The plan gets assembled on the 30th and half the topics come off the top of someone's head. You get ten grounded in posts people actually read.
Easy · 20 min · once a month
What you get
1. "How we calculate delivery times" — explainer, leads to sales A similar post in March: 68% read to the end, best in Q1. 2. "Three sizing mistakes" — short format, useful 3. "A customer in Perm: before and after" — case study Needs a fact from you: the agent doesn't know the outcome. 10 topics total: 4 useful, 3 product, 3 leading to an enquiry.
A sample on made-up data — your numbers will be your own.
Who it fits
- The content plan gets built on the last day of the month, half of it off the top of someone's head.
- There are posts, but they're all about the product and none get read to the end.
When it won't work
The channel has few posts so far: nothing for the agent to learn your audience from.
How the agent does it
Set the month's frame
Name the product events with dates and the goals. Otherwise you get an even stream of topics and not one of them leads to a sale.
Run the selection
The agent reads your past publications first and proposes topics second. Where it needs a case from you, it says so.
Pick the topics
The plan is approved once, and weak topics get written up in a rush later. The agent shows which three are ready to schedule.
What you set
Connect Telegram and VK Ads. Manually: the month's goals, product events with dates, and the topics you're not allowed to touch.
What you'll need
Starter prompt
Copy the prompt or open it straight in a chat with the agent.
Collect [10] topics for a content plan for [month] for [Telegram / VK]. First look at my publications over [period]: which formats and angles got above-average response, which topics repeated without result. Describe this in two or three lines before the topic list. Goals for the month: [warm-up / sales / audience growth] and events: [launch, season, date]. Each topic: format, angle, who it's for, which goal it leads to and which facts it's built on. Take facts only from my materials. Don't make up cases, result figures and client quotes: where an example is needed — put [case needed] and describe which one exactly. Don't propose a topic if it already ran on my channel within [period] — or say how the new angle differs. Output a table of topics and a week-by-week layout.
Open in chatCheck the content plan. List: — topics that repeat posts already published, and how the angle differs; — conclusions about "what resonates" drawn from fewer than [10] publications; — topics that need a fact or a case I don't have; — numbers and examples you invented yourself; — the imbalance: how many topics are about the product, how many are useful, how many lead to a sale; — topics that won't fit into a week in terms of effort — filming, interviews, approvals. At the end: which three topics I can put into the plan right away and which need preparation.
A second prompt — the agent uses it to review its own work and show what's left for you.