Playbook replay
30-day content brainstorm
Ten themes with twenty concrete ideas, balanced across three types, and the three that cannot be produced this month.
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Ten themes, two ideas each, tagged E for educational, N for entertaining, P for promotional.
| # | Theme | Ideas |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Week three | (E) What actually happens to skin when you stop. (N) Reading week-three quitting confessions from comments. |
| 2 | The shelf | (N) Counting products in a real bathroom, on camera. (E) Which of these do you actually need, ranked. |
| 3 | Four minutes | (E) The routine filmed unedited in real time. (N) Doing it while a kettle boils. |
| 4 | Starting again | (E) How to restart without buying anything new. (P) The kit for people restarting. |
| 5 | What we left out | (E) Why there is no toner. (E) The step we tested and dropped. |
| 6 | The refill moment | (N) Pouch arriving, one shot, no talking. (P) The maths, on screen. |
| 7 | Quiet failure | (N) Things nobody admits about skincare. (E) It is not your discipline, it is the design. |
| 8 | Month five | (E) What changes between week 1 and week 20. (N) A customer's shelf at month five. |
| 9 | Ingredients, plainly | (E) One ingredient explained in 30 seconds. (E) What the percentage actually means. |
| 10 | Ask us anything | (N) Answering the rudest comment of the week. (E) The question we get most, answered properly. |
Balance: 11 educational, 7 entertaining, 2 promotional. That is roughly right for an awareness month, and deliberately light on promotion given the audience already bought once and stopped.
The three hardest to produce, and what each one needs.
Theme 8, month five. Needs a real customer who has been on the product twenty weeks and will be filmed. You cannot make this in the next four weeks unless that person already exists in your inbox. Start asking now, use it next month.
Theme 5, what we left out. Needs a decision you may not want public: naming a step you tested and dropped means saying why, and if the reason was margin rather than efficacy, that is not a post. Check internally before it goes on a calendar.
Theme 2, the shelf. Needs someone's real bathroom, which means either a staff member volunteering or a customer. A staged shelf reads as staged instantly, and this idea only works if it is genuinely someone's mess.
One gap in this list. Nothing here addresses the objection that three steps is not enough to work. That is your audience's second-strongest objection and there is no theme answering it, because it is uncomfortable to address head-on. Theme 5 is the closest and it approaches from the side. Worth adding an eleventh theme that meets it directly.
Where this stops today. These are ideas in chat. Laying them onto dates and scheduling them is a later ship, so this goes into your planner by hand.
Naise created an artifact
Themes tagged by type, balanced for an awareness month, with production blockers named.
Sample themes
| Theme | Idea |
|---|---|
| Week three | What happens to skin when you stop (E) |
| The shelf | Counting products in a real bathroom (N) |
| What we left out | Why there is no toner (E) |
| Quiet failure | It is not your discipline, it is the design (E) |
Cannot make this month
- Month five needs a 20-week customer on camera. Start asking now.
- What we left out needs an internal decision you may not want public.
- The shelf needs a real mess, not a staged one.
Gap: nothing answers "three steps is not enough".
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