90-Day Social Growth Calendar
The 90-Day Growth Calendar triples your plan to 270 posts and layers in the growth mechanics the base leaves out: platform-tuned hashtag sets, a paste-ready image or video prompt for every post, and a best-time-to-post schedule per platform. Everything the base delivers, built for a full quarter.
Two hundred and seventy posts is what a quarter of near-daily posting across three platforms actually costs you in writing. The 90-Day Social Growth Calendar is A$179 one-off, and it produces all of them in one pass — each post carrying its own hook, caption and call-to-action, plus a paste-ready image or video prompt matched to that post's angle and the platform it lands on. Every platform also gets a hashtag set grouped into broad, niche and branded tiers with usage notes, and a posting schedule laid out by day and time slot. The whole thing arrives as clean copy-paste markdown on your order page, with downloads attached, in roughly 30 to 60 minutes.
Why the theme map matters more than the post count
Bulk on its own is just a longer list. The calendar includes a week-by-week theme map, so the thirteen weeks run as one sequence rather than three months that happen to sit next to each other. Sequencing is the part almost everyone skips when planning by hand. Brainstorming twenty posts is an evening's work; ordering a quarter of them into an arc is the job that keeps getting deferred until the calendar is already half spent.
The map sits in the same markdown document as the posts, so each week reads as a unit and you can see which posts belong to which theme before you change a word. That matters when a theme does not suit your quarter: you are editing a labelled block, not hunting through 270 entries for the ones that no longer fit. It is also why the volume is usable at all — 270 posts with no structure would take longer to sort than to write.
The schedule is a starting position, not a reading of your accounts
Each platform's schedule names its day and time slots with the reasoning written beside each window, and the hashtag sets are tiered so you are choosing broad, niche or branded deliberately rather than pasting one flat block under everything. Both are AI-authored judgement calls informed by how each platform generally behaves. Neither is a measurement of your business: this product does not connect to your social profiles or analytics, and no live hashtag volume is pulled while the calendar is being written.
That is precisely why the reasoning is spelled out rather than left implicit. You can weigh each window against what you already know about your own audience, run the schedule as an opening position, and let your own numbers overrule it after a few weeks. The same applies to the broad hashtag tier — sanity-check it in your platform's own search before leaning on it. What the quarter removes is the blank caption box on a Tuesday night, not the work of watching what actually lands.
What you get
- A 90-day, 3-platform content calendar (270 posts) with hook, caption and call-to-action for each
- A curated hashtag set per platform, grouped by reach tier (broad, niche, branded) with usage notes
- A ready-to-paste image or video creative prompt matched to every post's angle and platform
- A best-time-to-post schedule per platform, laid out by day and time slot with the reasoning behind each window
- A week-by-week theme map so the 270 posts build on each other across the quarter
- Delivered as clean, copy-paste markdown you can drop straight into your scheduler
Turnaround: ~30–60 minutes. Delivery: On-page + downloads.
Frequently asked questions
I already have the standard social content calendar — what does this add?
Three times the posts, for one thing: 270 across three platforms covering a full 90 days. The additions are the growth mechanics the base plan leaves out — hashtag sets tiered by reach with usage notes, a creative prompt written for every single post, a best-time-to-post schedule per platform, and the week-by-week theme map that ties the quarter together.
Are the images and videos produced as well, or only the prompts?
Only the prompts. Each post comes with a paste-ready image or video prompt matched to its angle and platform, which you take to whichever generation tool you use or hand to a designer as a brief. The deliverable is written material — hooks, captions, calls-to-action, prompts, schedules — not finished visual assets.
How much weight should I put on the recommended posting times?
Enough to start with, not enough to defend. Each window comes with its reasoning attached so you can judge it against your own audience rather than take it on faith. They are general platform patterns written by the AI, not readings from your analytics — nothing here connects to your accounts. Once you have your own posting data, that data wins.
Is the A$179 charged once, or does it renew each quarter?
Once. It is a one-off purchase, not a subscription — you buy one 90-day quarter and the calendar is yours, delivered on your order page with downloads in roughly 30 to 60 minutes. A following quarter would be a separate purchase you choose to make.