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Your content calendar, planned and scripted

One question. You’ll get a post for every day of this week, each with the exact words to say.

Free. No sign-up. Takes about 20 seconds.

The challenge starts December 1

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Join the 30-Day Challenge

Publish 30 posts in 30 days, with a plan and support from Jerry. Free.

  • Your whole month unlocks the moment you join: a post every day, ready for your phone’s calendar
  • A group video call each week. I’m on every one
  • At the end of the challenge, send me up to three posts. I’ll review what worked and recommend your next step.

No spam, no sales sequence. Unsubscribe with one tap when the 30 days are done.

Questions about the Content Calendar

Is it really free?

Yes. Your first week and its scripts are free with no sign-up. The rest of the month unlocks when you join the 30-Day Challenge, which is also free.

What’s in a script?

Five parts, in order. The hook stops the scroll in the first three seconds. The pain point names the problem your customer feels. The empathy line shows you get it, in one sentence. The solution gives them the real answer the hook promised. The CTA tells them the next step, like “Follow for more tips” or “Click the link in my bio.” Tap Swap on any part to see three others, or Edit to make it sound like you. When you’re ready, the teleprompter scrolls the words over your phone’s camera and records the take.

Why a post every day?

Short-form rewards volume. Every post is another chance to reach someone new, and nobody can predict which one will take off. Posting daily is doable when you batch: film the week’s 3 reels and 2 stories in one sitting with the teleprompter. Carousels need no filming. Then each day is just posting.

Can I change the ideas?

Yes. Tap ••• then Swap idea on any post for three other ideas, and pick a different format or goal while you’re there. Tap Edit to rewrite a post yourself, or Move to put it on another day. Your changes are saved in this browser and included when you add your post days to your calendar.

Who made this?

I did. I'm Jerry Ellis, and I run Ellis Creative, a short-form video agency in Kansas City. The ideas and scripts are written by AI, following the same rules I use with my own clients. See my work