Random content builds a random audience. This worksheet helps you define the three to five pillars your brand stands for — so every piece reinforces what you're known for and the algorithm learns who to show you to.
Brainstorm broad themes. List every topic you could speak on credibly and care about enough to cover for a year.
Narrow to a few. Cluster related themes and cut down to three to five pillars that overlap audience interest and your expertise.
Define each pillar. For each pillar, write who it serves, the promise it makes, and five example topics it can produce.
Balance your output. Use the balance tracker to keep your publishing roughly even across pillars over each month.
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Complete one of these for each of your 3-5 pillars. Repeat the block per pillar in your sheet.
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Three to five. That range gives you enough variety to avoid burning out a single topic while staying focused enough that your audience and the algorithm clearly understand what you're about.
Pick themes that sit at the overlap of what your audience wants, what you can speak on credibly, and what you genuinely enjoy. If a topic misses any of those three, it won't last as a pillar.
