Give your next post a place to start.
Plan your first month of useful posts, with adaptable templates and a brief you can hand to a writer.
Start a conversation people can join.
“What’s one thing you wish you’d known before starting [shared interest]?”
Pick a topic your members know first-hand. Share your own answer to get the conversation going.
Made forFor founders and writers planning their first subreddit posts.
The formatTemplates, examples and a short walkthrough
A content plan you can put to work.
30 adaptable post templates across six formats
Choose a format that fits the conversation you want to start.
Annotated examples and a topic-planning worksheet
Make each idea specific to the people you want to reach.
An editable content calendar and quality checklist
Plan a steady mix of posts and check them before publishing.
A short walkthrough and a writer handoff brief
Give your writer the context they need to make the posts your own.
These are adaptable templates, not 30 custom posts written for your business.
A few useful answers.
Do I need to post every day?
No. The 30 templates give you options. Choose a pace you and your team can maintain.
Can I hand this to a writer?
Yes. The writer handoff brief helps you pass on the audience, topic and purpose behind your posts.
Does this cover the whole launch?
The kit focuses on planning content. The workshop covers the wider launch: positioning, setup, rules and first members.
Does this guarantee members or sales?
No. Your audience, the work you put in and how people respond all shape the outcome.