Module 5 · Measuring and improving over time Lesson 15 of 15
Building a 30-day content calendar
A calendar turns intention into a habit. Map four weeks of posts to the questions your audience actually asks, and the "what do I post today" problem disappears.
The concept
Batch the work: write and design a month in one sitting, then publish on schedule. Consistency comes from batching, not from daily willpower.
Leave two empty slots for whatever happens that week - a result, a question in the comments - so the calendar stays alive instead of rigid.
30-day calendar (one post a week, one theme each)
Wk1 Is a BPO job a real career? short explainer
Wk2 Skills they actually screen for carousel, 5 slides
Wk3 How to apply in 3 steps screen recording
Wk4 What these roles pay in Pune chart + one line
+ 2 open slots for whatever happens that week.Worked example
Week 1 answers "is this career real", week 2 "what skills", week 3 "how to apply", week 4 "what it pays" - each week one clear theme.
Your practice task
Build a four-week calendar with one post a week, each tied to a real question, and a format for each.
Do this before moving on. Reading a solution teaches the shape of it; typing it teaches you.
Key takeaway
Batch the work: write and design a month in one sitting, then publish on schedule.
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