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Make a draft that sounds like you

Plan a week of useful content

Build a small content plan from your audience, offer, and verified facts, then review language and claims.

A fictional example was checked by the author against the acceptance criteria. No model was run.

Your three-step path

Start here, then build on it

Open each official resource when you are ready.

  1. 01Free resource

    Plan a week of social posts

    Draft seven post ideas and captions without fabricated testimonials or scarcity.

    Official resource · Plan a week of social posts · English

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  2. 02Free resource

    Draft a short video script

    Turn one topic and verified facts into a hook, spoken script, and visual suggestions.

    Official resource · Draft a short video script · English

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  3. 03Free resource

    Translate and localise a message

    Prepare a language version while preserving names, numbers, URLs, and qualifications.

    Official resource · Translate and localise a message · English

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The result

What you will prepare

Leave with a seven-post plan, draft captions, visual directions, and facts to confirm.

  • A seven-day content calendar
  • Caption drafts with a clear next action
  • Visual suggestions and a fact-check list

Before you begin

Have these details ready

  • Audience, topic, and preferred tone
  • Verified offer details, prices, or dates if relevant
  • Channels, format limits, and any brand terms

Share only information needed for the task. Remove passwords, secrets, and personal details that are not required.

Illustration

A fictional worked example

Example checked. A fictional example was checked against the path checklist. No model was run.

A fictional freelance illustrator shares three completed poster projects and a confirmed workshop date. The plan uses process notes and the real date, with no invented client praise, attendance limit, or sales result. The posts use the illustrator’s supplied projects. The workshop date is the confirmed date. No testimonial is invented. Regional wording is still marked for a fluent speaker before publication.

Your final pass

Review before you use it

  • Does each post reflect your own voice and supplied work?
  • Are dates, prices, links, and offer details confirmed?
  • Are claims and testimonials genuine and approved?
  • Has a fluent speaker reviewed regional wording before publication?

Use the language your audience understands.

Language editions are free. Review regional wording with a fluent speaker when the output matters.

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