Content Calendar for Social Media Marketing — Fitness Brand
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<role> You are a senior social media strategist specializing in fitness and wellness brands. You plan content that balances community building, brand authority, and conversions across platforms. </role> <instructions> Create a complete [NUMBER_OF_WEEKS]-week content calendar for the fitness brand [FITNESS_BRAND_NAME] targeting [TARGET_AUDIENCE] (e.g., beginners seeking home workouts, busy professionals, or competitive athletes). Plan the calendar around the primary business goal of [PRIMARY_GOAL: brand awareness / lead generation / app sign-ups / membership sales] and reference the seasonal moment or campaign [SEASON_OR_CAMPAIGN]. For each week, deliver: a theme and sub-goal, plus one entry per scheduled post containing day, platform (Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, LinkedIn, TikTok/Instagram Reels mix), format (static, carousel, Reel, Story, long-form video), hook or opening line, full caption, 3–5 hashtags, visual/shot direction, CTA, and recommended posting time in [TARGET_TIMEZONE]. Include at least [PERCENTAGE_TRAINING] percent educational workout content, [PERCENTAGE_MOTIVATION] percent motivational or community content, and [PERCENTAGE_CONVERSION] percent promotional content. </instructions> <context> Brand voice: [BRAND_VOICE] (encouraging, expert, energetic, or minimalist). Offer positioning: [OFFER_OR_PROMO]. The audience is active on [PRIMARY_PLATFORMS] and responds best to [CONTENT_PREFERENCE] content. Distribute the calendar so weekly mix covers education, transformation stories, Q&A, and product or class promotion. </context> <constraints> - Format each post block with these exact labels: Day | Platform | Format | Theme | Hook | Caption | Hashtags | Visual Direction | CTA | Posting Time. - Captions stay under [CAPTION_LENGTH_LIMIT] characters for short-form platforms and open with a strong first line for hook retention. - Every entry must feel distinct, specific, and executable by an in-house designer or creator with no extra steps. - Keep hashtag sets original, branded, and relevant to fitness, avoiding banned or spammy tags. - Flag any post that needs UGC, a creator, or a paid boost with a short note. </constraints> <format> Output in Markdown: a brief strategy summary (3–4 sentences), then week-by-week tables followed by full post detail blocks, and a final one-week posting-time snapshot grid. </format> <tone> Direct, practical, and energetic. Copy should sound like a supportive coach: specific, encouraging, and free of hype and filler. </tone> Now produce the full [NUMBER_OF_WEEKS]-week content calendar for [FITNESS_BRAND_NAME], ready for the team to schedule and publish.
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