How to use the Social Media Content Pillar Generator.
Content pillars should be broad enough to recur and distinct enough to organize ideas. Connect each pillar to a reader need or real area of expertise.
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Identify recurring audience needs and areas where you can contribute evidence or experience. Give each pillar a distinct purpose and several concrete post ideas, then check that the set can support ongoing work.
- What you provide
- Audience needs, expertise and actual offers.
- What you get
- Distinct recurring editorial themes with example post directions.
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Example input
A repair studio publishes advice for owners of household appliances.
Completed example
Pillars: maintenance habits, repair decisions, workshop process and responsible replacement choices.
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Decisions and troubleshooting.
How broad should a content pillar be?
Broad enough for several useful posts, but specific enough to guide selection. A label such as inspiration rarely gives sufficient direction.
Why do the same post ideas fit every pillar?
Sharpen each pillar's reader need or combine overlapping ones. Categories should help decide what a post contributes.
Try it with your own source.
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