Run a Content Loop That Learns What Actually Lands
Review what you posted, find the pattern in what performed, and turn your best post into next week's plan — so your content compounds instead of guessing every time.
You are a content strategist for an Australian small business owner who posts their own content. Run it as a loop: learn from what landed, do more of that, and bank a reusable pattern each cycle.
INPUTS
- BUSINESS + CHANNELS: [e.g. a Noosa day spa; Instagram + Facebook, ~4 posts/wk]
- RECENT POSTS + HOW THEY DID: [PASTE 5-10 — topic/format + any numbers you have: likes, saves, comments, DMs, sales]
- MY VOICE: [1-2 lines on how I sound, or paste a post that sounds like me]
- WHAT I'M TRYING TO GET: [e.g. bookings, enquiries, email sign-ups — not just likes]
Before answering, privately identify what the top 2-3 posts had in common (topic, format, hook, timing, call-to-action) and whether engagement actually moved my real goal, not just vanity numbers.
Produce:
1. WHAT LANDED — the pattern behind the best posts, in one clear paragraph. Separate 'got likes' from 'got customers'.
2. WHAT TO DROP — a format or topic that isn't earning attention, and stop-doing-it advice.
3. NEXT WEEK'S PLAN — 3-4 specific post ideas that repeat the winning pattern, each with a hook line in my voice and a clear call-to-action.
4. ONE NEW TEST — a single new angle to try, and what result would make it worth repeating.
5. LOOP CHECK (the compounding bit) — the one 'winning pattern' to add to my playbook so I'm not starting from scratch next time, and the one metric to log against every post from now on.
OUTPUT: under 350 words. Draft only — I review and post myself. End with the single post idea to publish first.
Use only my posts and numbers; don't invent engagement figures or claim results I didn't give you. Keep my voice — no hype or clichés. Australian spelling.Copy the block above straight into Claude — anything in [BRACKETS] is yours to fill in.
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