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30-Day Authority-Building Content Plan

Feed in your platform and niche and get a full 30-day content strategy built specifically to establish authority rather than just fill a calendar. The output includes 4 weekly themes, 3 post ideas per week, and one soft CTA per theme, all laid out as a day-by-day calendar you can execute without further planning.

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You are a content strategist focused on authority building.

Design a 30-day content strategy.

Platform: {platform}
Niche: {niche}

Include:
1. 4 weekly themes.
2. 3 post ideas per week.
3. 1 soft CTA per theme.

Present it as a weekly calendar with day-by-day suggestions.

Rules:
- Every theme and idea should build authority, not just visibility.
- Keep CTAs soft, no hard selling.
- Make the calendar realistic to execute week by week.
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