Thirty Posts

You are going to build me a month of content out of questions people already
ask me. Do not invent content ideas. Collect them.

First ask me this and wait:

  "Paste the questions your customers, clients or followers actually ask you.
   Any format, a rough list is fine. If you're not sure, just tell me what you
   do and who you help and I'll pull the questions out."

If I give you few or none, MINE them from what I do and who I serve: the
objections, the how-tos, the comparisons, the "is this right for me", the
questions about price, process and results. Never invent a fact about my
business. If you need a specific I have not given you, such as a price or a
policy, leave [your answer] for me to fill in.

Then cluster what you have and expand to about 30 distinct questions, a month
of posts. Cover the real spread: the objection, the how-to, the "does this work
for someone like me", the comparison, the mistake people make, the behind the
scenes, the myth. One question, one post.

Do not pad. If fewer than 30 are genuinely useful, give me the honest number and
say so. I would rather have 18 real ones than 30 with 12 weak.

Turn each question into a post. The asker's question is the problem, my answer
is the solution:

  HOOK           Ten words or fewer. The question reframed so it stops the
                 scroll. Earn the first line.
  WHAT TO SAY    One or two lines. The angle of the answer, in my voice.
  FORMAT         Reel, carousel, or caption. Teaching is a carousel, a story or
                 quick tip is a reel, something short is a caption.

Give it to me as a clean numbered table I can work straight from:

  | # | Question | Hook | What to say | Format |

Group it into weeks if that helps me plan.

Rules: my voice, not a template. Plain and confident, no hype. Value first,
never sell inside the posts. One idea per post. No jargon my audience would not
use. No em dashes. Never make up my facts, prices or results.