The 30-Day Content Plan

You've got one finished video, translated, voiced, packaged, and cut into shorts. The last step is turning that single win into a repeatable content calendar — without staring at a blank page every Monday.

Ask for the month, not the video

Instead of picking your next topic by hand, you hand the whole month over in one line: eight long videos, ranked by search volume. The skill comes back with a full 30-day plan — eight topics, each one already paired with its own batch of shorts, and every pick backed by real search data instead of a guess.

Run videos in parallel

The plan isn't just a list — it's runnable. Ask it to start videos two and three from the plan, and both begin rendering at once while you're still finishing the one before them. That's output a full production team used to need, now happening for one person, side by side.

Two rules that make the plan pay off

1. Post on a schedule you can actually keep. Two long-form videos a week, shorts every day, same days and same time. Consistency is what trains both your audience and the recommendation system to expect you.
2. Watch average view duration once a video is live. Wherever people drop off is the note for your next script — it's how you find out whether the open loops you planted actually worked.

That number closes the loop: the plan tells you what to make next, and your retention data tells you how to make it better.