Marketing Map: Day 2 - Your Content Strategy

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Welcome to Day 2 of your Five Day Marketing Map.

Today, we’re focusing on content strategy - specifically how to take the foundations you created yesterday and turn them into actual content you can use in your business.

What are we doing in Day 2?

Yesterday, we walked through how to create:

  • Your brand foundations

  • Your messaging and positioning

  • Your content pillars

Today, we’re taking those content pillars and turning them into:

  • Blog posts

  • Social media content

  • Emails and ideas you can actually publish

The goal is simple - we’re moving from strategy to execution!

Taking action for your content strategy:

Your content strategy should always do two things:

  1. Attract the right people

  2. Support what you sell

Everything you create should connect back to your offers in some way.

Today is about experimentation and momentum, not perfection. We’re going to start with:

  • One blog post draft

  • Or one social media post

Then build from there.

Start Here: Your Content Pillars

Click “Explore Your Content Pillars” to open the content section.

Here, you’ll see the pillars you confirmed yesterday.

Each one includes:

  • A name and description

  • Keyword suggestions

  • Subtopics related to that pillar

Understanding Your Subtopics

Each content pillar contains a list of subtopics.

These are incredibly valuable because they give you:

  • Specific content ideas

  • SEO-aligned topics

  • Direction for blog posts and social content

You can:

  • Keep the suggestions

  • Delete anything irrelevant

  • Use them as a starting point for content creation

Turning a Subtopic Into a Blog Post

Let’s take one of those subtopics and turn it into something real.

Step 1: Copy a Blog Outline

From your content pillar, open a blog outline and copy it.

Step 2: Use the Blog Generator Tool

Go to: Tools → Content & Blogging → Blog Generator

Paste your outline into the tool and:

  • Choose an SEO title

  • Save your details

  • Click Create

What You’ll Get

Within about a minute, you’ll have:

  • Multiple blog title options

  • An SEO title and description

  • A full blog draft (in two parts)

  • A call to action

Important: This Is a Starting Point

The blog generator gives you a draft, not a finished piece. You should:

  • Edit the wording

  • Adjust tone and voice

  • Add your own insights

You can click the edit icon on any section to refine it directly.

Saving and Reusing Your Blog Content

Once you’re happy with your draft:

  • Click Copy All to export it

  • Save it in a document or your website

  • Rename it in the tool so you can find it later

Everything is also saved inside your content library.

Creating Social Content From Your Strategy

Now let’s turn your content into social media posts.

Go back to your content strategy and select a social post idea.

For example:

  • A short-form video concept

  • A carousel idea

  • A caption prompt

Using Chat to Expand Your Ideas

Head over to the Chat feature and start a new chat.

You can prompt it like this:

  • “Give me a video script for this idea”

  • “Create a TikTok or Instagram reel script for this topic”

The chat will generate:

  • A full script

  • Suggested structure

  • Action steps

You can keep refining your content by asking follow-up prompts like:

  • “Give me alternative hooks”

  • “Make this more step-by-step and beginner-friendly”

  • “Add more educational value”

You can also ask for different ideas around creative direction, including:

  • Filming ideas

  • B-roll suggestions

  • Visual direction

For example: “Give me ideas for shooting this video, including B-roll.”

This helps you go from Idea → Script → Execution.

Instead of staring at a blank screen, you now have:

  • Structured ideas

  • Draft content

  • A clear starting point

This removes one of the biggest blocks in marketing: Not knowing what to create!

Your Content Library

Everything you generate feeds into your Content Library.

This means:

  • You can revisit ideas anytime

  • You’re building a bank of reusable content

  • You’re not starting from scratch every time

What’s Next?

Tomorrow, we’ll move into the next stage of your Marketing Map and continue building on what you’ve created so far.

For now, take some time to:

  • Explore your content pillars

  • Create your first piece of content

  • Get comfortable using the tools

This is where your marketing starts to come to life, so enjoy experimenting with it!


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