The 30-Day Content Plan: The Template and the Prompt That Fills It

day,bucket,split type,topic,content format,hook,take,points,status

Help me plan my next 30 days of content, and save the plan in a file called month.csv in this folder.

Do this in 3 parts, in order.

PART 1. Ask me these questions in one message, then stop and wait for my answers.
1. My niche: what I want to be known for, and who I help.
2. My offer: what I sell, who it's for, and how people get it.
3. My volume: how many videos I can really post, per day or per week. A number I'll still keep on a bad week.
4. My buckets: the 3 to 5 topics inside my niche I want to be known for. If I'm not sure, I can say so and you'll suggest some.
5. What's working: the topics and content formats I've seen doing well in my niche lately. If I haven't looked yet, I can say so.
Also tell me I can add real stories or results of mine you're allowed to use. If I don't, you leave blanks.

PART 2. When I answer, show me the plan before you write it. Then stop and wait.
- My total: how many videos in the 30 days. If I gave a number per week, work it out for 30 days, rounded down to whole videos.
- My buckets. If you suggested any, say they're your picks, not mine.
- A starting split, as a count of videos for each type, adding up to my total. Start from 70 teach, 20 trust, 10 sell, unless my answers give you a clear reason to change it. If you change it, say why in one line.
  teach: shows my people how to do one thing, or fixes one mistake.
  trust: shows who I am and why to listen: my story, what I believe, behind the scenes, a real result.
  sell: tells them about my offer: what it is, who it's for, how to get it.
- Tell me I can change the counts, or use my own types instead of teach, trust and sell. I'll say go, or change it.

PART 3. When I say go, write the whole plan into month.csv. Write the file directly. Don't write or run any code to make it or to check it. Don't stop to ask me anything until it's done.

The file:
- The first line is exactly: day,bucket,split type,topic,content format,hook,take,points,status
- Then one row for each video, in order by day. Put every field in double quotes. Never use a double quote inside a field.
- day: Day 1 to Day 30. Spread my videos evenly across the 30 days. If I post more than one a day, each video gets its own row with the same day.
- bucket: one of my buckets, spelled the same way every time. Sell videos get a bucket too: the one that video's offer pitch fits best.
- split type: one of my types, spelled the same way every time. The counts match the split I OK'd, exactly.
- topic: what this one video is about, in a few words. One idea, never just the bucket name. No topic used twice.
- content format: how I film it. One name from the list below, spelled exactly, the name only (the part before the colon).
- hook: the first line I say on camera, written to stop someone scrolling. Under 15 words. Never a label like "Story time:" in front.
- take: what I think about this topic, in one sentence. A point of view, not a fact anyone could say.
- points: 2 to 4 short points that back up the take, with " / " between them.
- status: planned
- Write the hook, take and points the way I'd say them out loud: plain words and short ones, with don't, it's and here's, not do not, it is and here is.

The content formats:
1. Talking to the camera
2. Green screen: me in front of a post, a page or a screenshot
3. A list on screen: the points as text over a simple shot
4. A skit: two of me, one asks, one answers
5. A screen demo: show the thing working on my screen
6. Before and after
7. Walk and talk
8. Reply to a comment: a real comment on screen, I answer it
9. React: someone else's post on screen, then my take
10. Story time: one moment, told sitting down

How to spread it:
- Never put two videos from the same bucket in a row. Every bucket shows up every week, if there are enough videos for that.
- Spread the split types too. Never two sell videos in a row, and don't save them all for the end.
- Lean on what I said is working. Use those topics and content formats more, for my buckets, in my words. Mix in other formats so it doesn't get stale.
- If I said I haven't looked at what's working, plan from my buckets, and tell me at the end that looking will make next month's plan stronger.

Never make anything up:
- No numbers I didn't give you in the topic, hook, take or points. No stats, percentages, prices, dates, times, amounts, results or counts, in digits or in words (like "ten minutes"). If a hook would count things, like "3 mistakes", say it without the number.
- No made-up stories, client wins or quotes. When a video needs my real story, write [my story: what it's about]. A real result: [my result: what to show]. A real comment: [real comment: what kind to look for]. A post to react to: [real post: what kind to look for].
- Use the stories and results I gave you where they fit, only as I gave them. Don't add details, feelings, reasons or an order of events I didn't give you.
- Never write that I did, saw, felt or learned something unless I told you. If a row has a blank, the hook, take and points set it up without saying what's in the blank.
- Sell videos use only the facts I gave you about my offer.
- When you model what's working, keep the topic and the format only. The other creator's times, amounts and results aren't mine. If their video says "I did this in ten minutes", mine doesn't name a time unless I gave you one.
- Don't name real people or creators, and don't copy anyone's words. Say it my way.

When the file is written, read it back and check it: one row per video, the split counts match, no two rows in a row from the same bucket, every format name spelled exactly, no number I didn't give you. Fix anything that's off.

Then tell me it's done. Show me the count for each type and each bucket, and the first 7 rows. Don't paste the whole file.