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Learn | Content strategy

Stop guessing what to post. Build a system.

Audience research, content pillars, editorial calendars without bloat, distribution, and the personal-brand layer.

First three lessons free. The rest unlock with email.

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The curriculum

10 lessons. Built in order.

Each lesson is a 1,200–1,800 word read with one framework, one diagram, and one thing to try on Monday.

01

What 'content strategy' actually means

Past the buzzword: a system for what to publish and why.

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02

The audience research that comes first

You can't strategise content for a person you've never described.

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03

Content pillars and the topic graph

How three or four themes generate a year of posts.

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04

Editorial calendars without bloat

The simplest calendar that survives a real publishing schedule.

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05

Long-form vs short-form: when to use each

Different jobs, different shapes, different metrics.

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06

Repurposing: one piece, ten formats

Turn one essay into a week of posts without thinning it out.

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07

SEO content vs social vs email

Each channel rewards a different shape of content.

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08

Distribution: the missing 70% of content work

Most teams write a lot and ship to no one. Fix that.

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09

Measuring content (and ignoring vanity metrics)

The five numbers that tell you whether content is working.

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10

Building a personal brand as a marketer

Why your future clients should know who you are.

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Why this skill

Who hires for content strategy, and what they pay.

Indian rates: ₹25k–₹1.5L/mo. International rates: $2k–$8k/mo retainer.

You can charge the bottom of that range after one solid portfolio piece. The top of the range is a 12–18 month arc and depends more on positioning than skill.

Try this on Monday
Open the first lesson, read it once, and apply it to a piece of work — yours, a friend's, a client's — before Monday morning. That's the whole loop.