40 next content plan global skill

Use when the next period content plan must be built from last period DATA — keep and replicate winners, cut losers, at most two new hypotheses, a 70/20/10 mix, a four-week overview, and an owner per slot.

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Next Content Plan (Global)

A plan without last period's data is a guess. The order is fixed: read the data, replicate the winners, test a small number of new hypotheses, then schedule. Do not change everything at once — a team that rebuilds from scratch every period never learns what works.

Information gathering — always read the old data first

Before writing a single line of plan, you need:

  1. The prior period's content audit (from 39-content-audit-global). If it does not exist, run that skill first. Do not plan around it.
  2. The prior period's report (from 07-marketing-report-global) if available.
  3. KPI targets for the new period — what changes versus last period.
  4. Known variables in the new period: upcoming campaign, launch, event, seasonality; changes in budget, headcount, or capacity.

If the user cannot supply at least an audit or a post list with metrics, stop and recommend running 39-content-audit-global first.

Principles

  1. Data first, plan second. Every change in the plan must trace back to a specific line of prior-period data.
  2. Replicate winners before chasing new ideas. A winner has already proved itself. Reproduce it with small variations before betting on an untested concept.
  3. The 70/20/10 split:
    • 70 percent of output is proven format plus proven angle — the winner's formula, held constant.
    • 20 percent is optimization of a winner — change the hook, the channel, or the length while keeping what worked.
    • 10 percent is genuinely new — the test hypotheses.
  4. Maximum 2 new hypotheses per period. More than that and no single test accumulates enough data to conclude anything.
  5. Losers are not automatically deleted. Separate a loser caused by a wrong angle (retire it) from a loser caused by weak execution (fix the execution, try once more).
  6. Plan at the week level here. Day-level detail belongs to 01-content-calendar-global.
  7. Account for seasonality in paid amplification. Q4 media costs run well above Q1 globally; if a proven post type is normally boosted, the same plan costs more in November than in January (see references/benchmarks-global.md).

Workflow

1. Review the prior period

From the audit (39-content-audit-global) and report (07-marketing-report-global), fill three columns:

Worked (KEEP) Did not work (STOP) Not yet tried (TEST)
[format / angle / channel + the numbers that prove it] [+ the data reason] [idea from a pattern or a new insight]
2. Set the direction for the new period
Period Primary objective Priority KPI Attached campaign Major change

Exactly one primary objective — reach, lead generation, conversion, or retention. The priority KPI is the metric this period will actually be judged on.

3. Build the content mix at 70/20/10
Group Share Content
Proven (70%) ~70% of posts Winner formula held constant — only the subject changes
Optimized (20%) ~20% of posts Variations on winners: different hook, channel, or length
Experimental (10%) ~10% of posts New hypotheses (maximum 2)

Then adjust the funnel and format ratios, with a data reason for each change:

Dimension Prior period ratio New period ratio Reason (from data)
TOFU / MOFU / BOFU
Video vs static vs text
Channel split
4. Plan the winner replication
Original winner Result (metric) Replicate into What changes Channel / timing

Each winner becomes 2-3 variations. Hold the hook structure and format constant; change the subject, the angle of the shot, or the person on camera.

5. Define the new hypotheses (maximum 2)
Hypothesis Format Channel Metric Test duration Decision rule

Write each one so it can be falsified: "If we [change X], then [metric Y] will [rise or fall by Z percent]." For test design and sample sizing, hand off to 19-ab-test-setup-global.

6. Build the overview calendar and assign ownership
Week Theme Priority channel Posts Highlights (replicated winner / hypothesis)
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Owner Responsibility Posts per week Primary channel

Day-level detail (publish time, hook, CTA, status) goes to 01-content-calendar-global. Per-piece briefs go to 36-content-brief-global.

Output structure

File name: next-content-plan-[brand]-[YYYYMMDD].md

# Next Content Plan — [Period] — [Brand]

## I. Prior period review
| Worked (keep) | Did not work (stop) | Not yet tried (test) |
|---------------|---------------------|----------------------|
| | | |

## II. Direction for the new period
| Period | Primary objective | Priority KPI | Attached campaign | Major change |
|--------|-------------------|--------------|-------------------|--------------|
| | | | | |

## III. Content mix — 70/20/10
| Group | Share | Posts | Content |
|-------|-------|-------|---------|
| Proven (70%) | | | |
| Optimized (20%) | | | |
| Experimental (10%) | | | |

| Dimension | Prior ratio | New ratio | Reason (from data) |
|-----------|-------------|-----------|--------------------|
| TOFU / MOFU / BOFU | | | |
| Video vs static vs text | | | |
| Channel split | | | |

## IV. Winner replication
| Original winner | Result | Replicate into | What changes | Channel / timing |
|-----------------|--------|----------------|--------------|------------------|
| | | | | |

## V. New hypotheses (max 2)
| Hypothesis | Format | Channel | Metric | Test duration | Decision rule |
|------------|--------|---------|--------|---------------|---------------|
| | | | | | |

## VI. Overview calendar
| Week | Theme | Priority channel | Posts | Highlights |
|------|-------|------------------|-------|------------|
| | | | | |

## VII. Ownership
| Owner | Responsibility | Posts per week | Primary channel |
|-------|----------------|----------------|-----------------|
| | | | |
  • 39-content-audit-global: required input — run it first. No audit means no plan.
  • 07-marketing-report-global: the prior period's report adds the full-funnel KPI view.
  • 01-content-calendar-global: takes this plan and produces the day-by-day schedule.
  • 36-content-brief-global: briefs each individual piece inside the plan.
  • 19-ab-test-setup-global: designs the tests for the 2 hypotheses.
  • 13-data-analysis-global: supporting analysis when the data needs a deeper look.

Quality checklist

  • Prior period data present as the basis (audit from 39 or report from 07) — nothing planned on instinct.
  • Every change in the plan traces back to a specific line of data.
  • Content mix follows 70/20/10 and the shares total 100 percent.
  • Each winner has a concrete replication plan (2-3 variations each).
  • No more than 2 new hypotheses, each falsifiable and each with a decision rule.
  • Losers separated into wrong angle (retire) versus weak execution (fix and retry once).
  • Funnel and format ratio changes each carry a data reason — nothing changed arbitrarily.
  • Overview calendar covers all 4 weeks with named owners.
  • Seasonality accounted for where the plan depends on paid amplification.
  • Handoffs stated: 01-content-calendar-global for the detailed schedule, 19-ab-test-setup-global for the hypotheses.
1---
2name: 40-next-content-plan-global
3description: "Use when the next period content plan must be built from last period DATA — keep and replicate winners, cut losers, at most two new hypotheses, a 70/20/10 mix, a four-week overview, and an owner per slot. Trigger on 'next content plan', 'content plan for next month', 'plan from the audit', 'what should we post next quarter', 'scale what worked', 'plan content using the numbers'. Also use when a report just landed and the user asks what to do with it. Not for — auditing the past period first, see `39-content-audit-global`; turning the plan into a dated calendar, see `01-content-calendar-global`; the next period ADS plan, see `57-next-ads-plan-global`."
4metadata:
5 version: 1.0.1
6 category: content
7license: MIT
8triggers:
9 - "next content plan"
10 - "content plan for next month"
11 - "data-driven content plan"
12 - "plan from the audit"
13 - "next quarter content"
14 - "what should we post next month"
15 - "scale the winners"
16 - "content plan from report"
17output: "File .md — prior period review, direction for the new period, 70/20/10 content mix, winner replication table, max 2 test hypotheses, 4-week overview calendar, ownership assignment"
18related:
19 - product-marketing-context-global
20 - 39-content-audit-global
21 - 07-marketing-report-global
22 - 01-content-calendar-global
23 - 36-content-brief-global
24 - 19-ab-test-setup-global
25 - 13-data-analysis-global
26---
27 
28# Next Content Plan (Global)
29 
30A plan without last period's data is a guess. The order is fixed: read the data, replicate the winners, test a small number of new hypotheses, then schedule. Do not change everything at once — a team that rebuilds from scratch every period never learns what works.
31 
32## Information gathering — always read the old data first
33 
34Before writing a single line of plan, you need:
35 
361. **The prior period's content audit** (from `39-content-audit-global`). If it does not exist, run that skill first. Do not plan around it.
372. **The prior period's report** (from `07-marketing-report-global`) if available.
383. **KPI targets for the new period** — what changes versus last period.
394. **Known variables in the new period:** upcoming campaign, launch, event, seasonality; changes in budget, headcount, or capacity.
40 
41If the user cannot supply at least an audit or a post list with metrics, stop and recommend running `39-content-audit-global` first.
42 
43## Principles
44 
451. **Data first, plan second.** Every change in the plan must trace back to a specific line of prior-period data.
462. **Replicate winners before chasing new ideas.** A winner has already proved itself. Reproduce it with small variations before betting on an untested concept.
473. **The 70/20/10 split:**
48 - 70 percent of output is proven format plus proven angle — the winner's formula, held constant.
49 - 20 percent is optimization of a winner — change the hook, the channel, or the length while keeping what worked.
50 - 10 percent is genuinely new — the test hypotheses.
514. **Maximum 2 new hypotheses per period.** More than that and no single test accumulates enough data to conclude anything.
525. **Losers are not automatically deleted.** Separate a loser caused by a wrong angle (retire it) from a loser caused by weak execution (fix the execution, try once more).
536. **Plan at the week level here.** Day-level detail belongs to `01-content-calendar-global`.
547. **Account for seasonality in paid amplification.** Q4 media costs run well above Q1 globally; if a proven post type is normally boosted, the same plan costs more in November than in January (see `references/benchmarks-global.md`).
55 
56## Workflow
57 
58### 1. Review the prior period
59 
60From the audit (`39-content-audit-global`) and report (`07-marketing-report-global`), fill three columns:
61 
62| Worked (KEEP) | Did not work (STOP) | Not yet tried (TEST) |
63|---------------|---------------------|----------------------|
64| [format / angle / channel + the numbers that prove it] | [+ the data reason] | [idea from a pattern or a new insight] |
65 
66### 2. Set the direction for the new period
67 
68| Period | Primary objective | Priority KPI | Attached campaign | Major change |
69|--------|-------------------|--------------|-------------------|--------------|
70| | | | | |
71 
72Exactly one primary objective — reach, lead generation, conversion, or retention. The priority KPI is the metric this period will actually be judged on.
73 
74### 3. Build the content mix at 70/20/10
75 
76| Group | Share | Content |
77|-------|-------|---------|
78| Proven (70%) | ~70% of posts | Winner formula held constant — only the subject changes |
79| Optimized (20%) | ~20% of posts | Variations on winners: different hook, channel, or length |
80| Experimental (10%) | ~10% of posts | New hypotheses (maximum 2) |
81 
82Then adjust the funnel and format ratios, with a data reason for each change:
83 
84| Dimension | Prior period ratio | New period ratio | Reason (from data) |
85|-----------|--------------------|------------------|--------------------|
86| TOFU / MOFU / BOFU | | | |
87| Video vs static vs text | | | |
88| Channel split | | | |
89 
90### 4. Plan the winner replication
91 
92| Original winner | Result (metric) | Replicate into | What changes | Channel / timing |
93|-----------------|-----------------|----------------|--------------|------------------|
94| | | | | |
95 
96Each winner becomes 2-3 variations. Hold the hook structure and format constant; change the subject, the angle of the shot, or the person on camera.
97 
98### 5. Define the new hypotheses (maximum 2)
99 
100| Hypothesis | Format | Channel | Metric | Test duration | Decision rule |
101|------------|--------|---------|--------|---------------|---------------|
102| | | | | | |
103 
104Write each one so it can be falsified: "If we [change X], then [metric Y] will [rise or fall by Z percent]." For test design and sample sizing, hand off to `19-ab-test-setup-global`.
105 
106### 6. Build the overview calendar and assign ownership
107 
108| Week | Theme | Priority channel | Posts | Highlights (replicated winner / hypothesis) |
109|------|-------|------------------|-------|---------------------------------------------|
110| Week 1 | | | | |
111| Week 2 | | | | |
112| Week 3 | | | | |
113| Week 4 | | | | |
114 
115| Owner | Responsibility | Posts per week | Primary channel |
116|-------|----------------|----------------|-----------------|
117| | | | |
118 
119Day-level detail (publish time, hook, CTA, status) goes to `01-content-calendar-global`. Per-piece briefs go to `36-content-brief-global`.
120 
121## Output structure
122 
123File name: `next-content-plan-[brand]-[YYYYMMDD].md`
124 
125```markdown
126# Next Content Plan — [Period] — [Brand]
127 
128## I. Prior period review
129| Worked (keep) | Did not work (stop) | Not yet tried (test) |
130|---------------|---------------------|----------------------|
131| | | |
132 
133## II. Direction for the new period
134| Period | Primary objective | Priority KPI | Attached campaign | Major change |
135|--------|-------------------|--------------|-------------------|--------------|
136| | | | | |
137 
138## III. Content mix — 70/20/10
139| Group | Share | Posts | Content |
140|-------|-------|-------|---------|
141| Proven (70%) | | | |
142| Optimized (20%) | | | |
143| Experimental (10%) | | | |
144 
145| Dimension | Prior ratio | New ratio | Reason (from data) |
146|-----------|-------------|-----------|--------------------|
147| TOFU / MOFU / BOFU | | | |
148| Video vs static vs text | | | |
149| Channel split | | | |
150 
151## IV. Winner replication
152| Original winner | Result | Replicate into | What changes | Channel / timing |
153|-----------------|--------|----------------|--------------|------------------|
154| | | | | |
155 
156## V. New hypotheses (max 2)
157| Hypothesis | Format | Channel | Metric | Test duration | Decision rule |
158|------------|--------|---------|--------|---------------|---------------|
159| | | | | | |
160 
161## VI. Overview calendar
162| Week | Theme | Priority channel | Posts | Highlights |
163|------|-------|------------------|-------|------------|
164| | | | | |
165 
166## VII. Ownership
167| Owner | Responsibility | Posts per week | Primary channel |
168|-------|----------------|----------------|-----------------|
169| | | | |
170```
171 
172## Related skills
173 
174- `39-content-audit-global`: required input — run it first. No audit means no plan.
175- `07-marketing-report-global`: the prior period's report adds the full-funnel KPI view.
176- `01-content-calendar-global`: takes this plan and produces the day-by-day schedule.
177- `36-content-brief-global`: briefs each individual piece inside the plan.
178- `19-ab-test-setup-global`: designs the tests for the 2 hypotheses.
179- `13-data-analysis-global`: supporting analysis when the data needs a deeper look.
180 
181## Quality checklist
182 
183- Prior period data present as the basis (audit from 39 or report from 07) — nothing planned on instinct.
184- Every change in the plan traces back to a specific line of data.
185- Content mix follows 70/20/10 and the shares total 100 percent.
186- Each winner has a concrete replication plan (2-3 variations each).
187- No more than 2 new hypotheses, each falsifiable and each with a decision rule.
188- Losers separated into wrong angle (retire) versus weak execution (fix and retry once).
189- Funnel and format ratio changes each carry a data reason — nothing changed arbitrarily.
190- Overview calendar covers all 4 weeks with named owners.
191- Seasonality accounted for where the plan depends on paid amplification.
192- Handoffs stated: `01-content-calendar-global` for the detailed schedule, `19-ab-test-setup-global` for the hypotheses.
193 

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