Techsyte / Content operations / 90-day planner
LinkedIn content operations · 13 weeks

Build trust. Show the workflow.
Start better conversations.

A practical brand-building and lead-generation plan focused on business problems, connected systems, automation, AI workflows, and digital development.

AUTOMATE. INTEGRATE. SCALE.1080 × 1080 visualsMonday · Wednesday · Friday
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The strategy

One clear story across 90 days

Position Techsyte as a smart business systems partner—not simply an AI agency, chatbot provider, or web-development shop.

MONTH 01

Make the problem visible

Help prospects recognize manual work, disconnected tools, and missed opportunities.

MONTH 02

Show how systems work

Teach practical workflows and show how Techsyte connects tools and processes.

MONTH 03

Build trust & convert

Address buying concerns, show use cases, and invite qualified conversations.

Core positioning

“Your business doesn’t need more software. It needs better systems.”

Teach first; invite a conversation when it naturally fits.

Weekly publishing rhythm

  • Monday — Insight
    A recognizable business problem or a strong point of view.
  • Wednesday — Education
    Explain a workflow, decision, or practical way to solve the problem.
  • Friday — Application
    Use case, service fit, process, or conversion-focused invitation.
Plan · write · publish · learn

90-day content calendar

Search posts, update status, set target dates, edit follow-up comments, and copy content when you need it.

Repeatable process

Production and publishing workflow

Use the same quality-minded sequence for every post.

STEP 01

Before design

Confirm the post’s single takeaway, audience pain point, and CTA. Keep the caption and image aligned; don’t paste the full caption onto the graphic.

STEP 02

Design

Create each post at 1080 × 1080 px. Use one headline, one supporting thought, and one visual metaphor. Keep key text inside safe margins.

STEP 03

Review

Check grammar, mobile readability, logo integrity, brand colors, link accuracy, and any claim that implies an unverified result.

STEP 04

Publish & respond

Use the caption as the post copy, add the planned graphic, and respond to relevant comments as a real conversation—not a scripted pitch.

STEP 05

Repurpose & review

Turn strong comments into follow-up posts, FAQs, short articles, or service-page improvements. Revisit high-save posts with a new example.

Monthly measurement

  • Relevant profile visits
  • Saves, substantive comments, and shares
  • Qualified DMs and website clicks
  • Discovery calls and leads influenced by LinkedIn

Use these signals to refine topics; do not judge success on impressions alone.

Progress tracking tips

  • Set a target date on each post card.
  • Move posts through Drafting → Designing → Ready to publish → Published.
  • Use the follow-up comment field as an editable prompt for the conversation.
  • Export your current progress to a JSON file for backup or transfer.
Consistency & credibility

Brand and copy guardrails

Keep every post specific, useful, and commercially aware.

Visual system

  • Canvas: 1080 × 1080 px. Use the finalized Techsyte logo without altering its icon or proportions.
  • Colors: #1837CF blue, black, white, and light blue #E8ECFF. Use white/light backgrounds most of the time.
  • Typography: Manrope ExtraBold headlines, SemiBold subheads, Regular supporting text.
  • Composition: One main message, one supporting line, one clear visual idea, and generous whitespace.
  • Avoid: Generic AI imagery, robot heads, decorative gradients, tiny text, crowded service grids, and unsupported performance claims.

Copy and trust

  • Do not claim guaranteed savings, revenue increases, response times, or ROI without evidence.
  • Do not invent client stories, testimonials, customer logos, case studies, or performance numbers.
  • When discussing AI, explain the workflow, boundaries, human handoff, and practical use—not just the technology.
  • Use clear, specific language. Avoid “revolutionary solutions,” “unlock your potential,” and “cutting-edge transformation.”
  • Use service pages and contact links only after matching URLs are live and checked.
Before it goes live

Final quality checklist

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