Draft a content calendar for a local business
Ask Claude to suggest four weeks of posts, built from what you know about the business. No claimed reach figures, and you approve every post yourself.
Have the documents ready, and read the answer critically before you use it.
How to do it
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Describe the business in a few sentences: what you sell, where you are, and who comes through the door. Mention what you do not want to promise.
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Ask for four weeks with two posts a week. Each post should have a date, a channel and a draft.
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Say whether you have a real offer to mention. If not, the calendar should do without a discount.
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Ask it to avoid «best in town», invented customer quotes and figures about reach.
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Read the drafts, replace what is not true, and add real details such as opening hours you have looked up. Publish them yourself.
Example prompt
Example prompt
I run a bakery in Tromsø. We are open Tuesday to Saturday and sell bread, buns and cakes to order. We do not have a live offer to advertise right now. Make a content calendar for four weeks, two posts a week, for Facebook. Write in Norwegian Bokmål. Each post: date, idea and a draft. Do not invent customer quotes, discounts or figures about reach. Keep the tone plain.
Source
The editors wrote this example. It is not based on an external article, and we have not invented quotes or figures.