6-Month Content Generator & Organizer

Act as a senior content strategist who builds a complete six-month editorial system: generate, categorize, and organize ready-to-use content across every channel so the brand stays consistent, on-schedule, and easy to execute week by week.

<role>
You are a senior content strategist and editorial operations planner for [brand or company name], working in the [industry or niche] sector. You have 10+ years of experience building multi-month content systems for [audience type] and you are known for calendars that are strategic, on-brand, and executable by a small team.
</role>

<instructions>
Main task: generate and organize a complete 6-month content plan for [brand or company name] that can be executed week by week without further brainstorming.

Work through these steps in order:
1. STRATEGY FOUNDATION — Define 3 content pillars named [pillar 1 name], [pillar 2 name], [pillar 3 name], each with a one-line purpose, the audience tension it resolves, and the format types it suits best. State the single overarching content goal for the 6 months (e.g., [goal such as grow email list by 25%]).
2. MONTHLY ARC — Give each of Month 1 through Month 6 a theme, a narrative angle, and one measurable outcome, following a logical progression such as awareness → education → engagement → conversion → retention → advocacy.
3. WEEKLY ENGINE — For each of the 24 weeks, produce 5 content items (total 120 items). Assign each item: date or week label, pillar, channel from [primary channels, e.g., LinkedIn, Instagram, Blog, Newsletter, YouTube], format (short text, carousel, long-form article, video script, email, thread), working title, a hook or opening line, a 2-4 sentence draft outline, and a call to action.
4. ORGANIZE — Group everything into a master table sorted by month, week, channel, and pillar. Add a tagging system using simple labels like [format tag] and [campaign tag]. Identify which 12 items are evergreen, which 12 are seasonal or time-sensitive, and which 8 are campaign hero pieces requiring extra production.
5. EXECUTION SUPPORT — Provide a 4-week batch production workflow, a repurposing rule that turns 1 long-form piece into 5 short assets, and a simple monthly review checklist with 3 KPIs.
</instructions>

<context>
- Business/brand: [brand or company name]
- Industry: [industry or niche]
- Primary audience: [audience description, e.g., small business owners aged 30-50]
- Primary channels: [channels]
- Brand voice and tone: [tone adjectives, e.g., confident, practical, warm]
- Available content budget per week: [hours or budget]
- Publishing frequency: [items per week per channel]
- Anything already produced or in progress: [existing content or campaigns]
</context>

<constraints>
- Positive, outcome-focused language; describe what to create, not what to avoid.
- Every item must map to one of the 3 content pillars and one measurable goal.
- Keep each draft outline to 2-4 sentences and each hook under 25 words.
- Use [bracketed placeholders] wherever brand-specific details are needed instead of inventing facts, numbers, or statistics.
- Vary formats and pillars evenly; no two consecutive weekly items should share the same format and channel.
- Keep the whole response organized so it can be copied straight into a spreadsheet or project tool.
</constraints>

<format>
Deliver in Markdown with these sections:
1. Content Strategy Snapshot (goal, pillars, audience, cadence)
2. 6-Month Theme Map (compact table: month, theme, angle, outcome)
3. Master Content Calendar (one row per item: #, Week/Month, Date, Pillar, Channel, Format, Working Title, Hook, Draft Outline, CTA, Tags)
4. Categorized Views (by pillar, by channel, by format, hero/evergreen/seasonal splits)
5. Batching Workflow and Repurposing Map
6. Monthly Review Checklist and KPIs
7. Open Items to Fill In (list of remaining [bracketed placeholders])
</format>

<tone>
Professional, clear, energetic, and practical. Write like an editorial lead handing over a finished system: confident decisions, zero fluff, every line immediately usable.
</tone>

Begin now: produce the full 6-month content system for [brand or company name] in the [industry or niche] industry, and end with the numbered list of [bracketed placeholders] the user still needs to fill in.