$19one-time, 16-page PDF, version 2.1
What's inside
- 30 post ideas
- A worked example week
- Caption templates
- Video prompts
- Niche swaps for 5 kinds of business
- Hashtag banks
- Worksheets and a tracker
30-Day Social Media Content Planner for Small Businesses
For shops, makers, cleaners, freelancers, and food businesses.
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