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you made the thing. now let's get people to actually buy it.
you know how to make it. the part nobody teaches is what to post, how to talk about it without sounding like a billboard, and what to fix when it goes quiet. this is that part.
posts you don't have to invent
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4 pillars, 10 ideas each. written down in section 06, so 9pm isn't a blank screen.
everything you post, decided before you sit down.
not "post more". a pillar for every post to belong to, twenty angles on the one offer you already have, and a calendar you fill in once.
tell me more...
who's this roadmap for?
for the mom who made the thing and then went quiet.
the product exists. it's good. and then it just sits there, because talking about it feels like shouting, and "post more" isn't a plan.
this is the second job, the one that turns a listing into sales. what to post, how to say it, where people actually buy, and what to change when nobody is.
you made the thing! now let's sell it.
so what's actually inside?
fourteen sections. twelve worksheets. one 30-day calendar.
a working document, not a course. fillable on any device. it saves as you type.
make sure the offer makes sense
six answers first. you can't market something a stranger can't understand. the one-sentence offer check gets you there.
know who you're talking to
“all moms” isn't an audience, it's a way of never saying anything specific enough to be recognised. 1 buyer, 1 stage of awareness.
position it so it doesn't sound optional
feature-led vs buyer-led. describing what it is and describing why she'd want it are two different jobs, and most people only do the first.
build the instagram front door
a stranger lands on your profile with about 30 seconds of patience. bio builder and your 3 pins.
the 5 jobs content can do
attention and buying intent are not the same thing. every post is doing one of these. the trouble starts when all of them do the same one.
your 4 content pillars
the problem, the result, your expertise, real life / proof, then 40 starter ideas, ten under each.
1 offer, 20 angles
you don't need a new topic every day. you need one offer and twenty ways in.
make the CTA match the post
“link in bio” on everything is why nothing converts. random vs continues-the-conversation, with the comment-keyword scripts.
sell in stories without becoming annoying
stories are the warmer room. four frames, in this order, and you've sold without a single hard pitch.
build a tiny sales path
almost nobody buys from one post, and that's fine. she just needs a route, and the route can be four steps long.
product page basics
good content sending people to a confusing page is the most common quiet leak. no copywriting masterclass needed.
what to look at when nobody's buying
“post more” isn't a diagnosis. find where it actually stops: reach, relevance, profile, or the page.
your 30-day marketing plan
weekly cadence, weekly balance, and a fillable 30-day content calendar.
your first marketing review
which posts reached the right people, which got profile visits, which got clicks, which got sales, and what she asked you.
plus 7 story sequences to rotate, and the vague-vs-clear examples.
the whole thing in three numbers
one offer. four pillars. forty posts.
you don't need a bigger audience. you need a clearer one sentence.
and that's section 01.
but why should you trust me?
hi, i'm calle!
i've spent 8 years in the digital marketing industry: social media strategy in the corporate world, and the same work freelance now, from a kitchen table, in much smaller windows of time.
- digital marketing and social media strategy is my actual profession, not something i picked up from a course.
- i've built offers for brands with budgets and teams. this is that same thinking, scaled down to 1 person and 1 offer.
no funnels. no team. no ad budget!
still deciding?
here's the honest answer.
last thing
the second job is the one that pays.
you already did the hard part. this is what turns a listing into sales.