Day 5: Content Planning Like a CEO
Move from reactive posting to strategic storytelling. Learn how to create a monthly content system that makes sales effortless.
By Day 5, you've built a foundation:
You're a brand, not just a content creator.
You shoot to sell, not just to post.
You’ve crafted a signature look fans remember.
Your sales funnel is turning followers into paying subscribers.
Now it’s time to do what most creators never do: Plan your content like a CEO.
The Creator Trap: Reacting Instead of Leading
Most creators wake up and ask:
“What should I post today?”
That’s a worker’s mindset — not a business owner’s.
CEOs don’t guess what’s next. They operate on:
Systems
Strategy
Schedule
You need to know what you’re shooting, why you’re shooting it, and when it’s dropping.
Why Content Planning = More Income, Less Burnout
No more content droughts — you’ll always have something banked.
More consistency — fans trust brands that deliver regularly.
Less stress — you separate content creation from sales days.
Higher conversions — strategic drops create anticipation and urgency.
Step 1: Build Your Content Pillars
These are your core content themes. They keep your brand focused and help you rotate content without repeating yourself.
Example Coochie Pillars:
Tease + Glam (e.g., leotard in natural light)
Raw Flash (e.g., American Apparel styling, harsh light)
Luxury Erotica (e.g., books, Château, soft lingerie)
Behind-the-Scenes (setup, process, voice notes, etc.)
Sales Content (direct CTAs, promos, bundle drops)
Your job: rotate through these pillars weekly or monthly — like fashion editorials in a magazine.
Step 2: Lock In Your Content Calendar
Start with a simple weekly structure:
Monday – Tease Post
Kick off the week with a soft, suggestive teaser. Something that creates curiosity without giving it all away. Great for engagement and building anticipation.
Tuesday – Custom CTA
Post something direct: “DM me for customs,” “Customs open,” or “Want the uncut version?” This is your chance to drive DMs and upsells.
Wednesday – Full Look Drop
This is your main content drop. A full set, a powerful image, or a new video — designed to drive fans to your pay-per-view (PPV) content or your subscription tier.
Thursday – Behind-the-Scenes
Post a quick BTS clip or photo. Show your fans a glimpse of the process. This builds trust, authenticity, and makes them feel more connected to you.
Friday – Flashback / Archive Drop
Resurface older content. Re-edit it. Reframe it. Caption it like: “You slept on this.” A great way to monetise your back catalogue.
Saturday – Sales Push
This is your promo day. Run a tip menu, offer a bundle, push a limited custom slot. Be confident and clear about the offer.
Sunday – Rest or Soft Post
Either take the day off or post something low-pressure — a chill mirror selfie, you reading, journaling, lounging. Keeps the vibe alive while letting you breathe.
Pro tip: Batch shoot for 2 weeks in one day. Schedule everything in advance.
Step 3: Track What Performs
You’re a creator and a data analyst now. Keep a simple log:
What content got the most likes, subs, tips?
What photo themes convert best?
Which CTAs actually drive action?
Use that feedback to double down on what works.
Tools to Use Like a Pro CEO
GoGoogle Calendar
Use it to block out shoot days, editing time, and scheduled posting. Treat your content like appointments — non-negotiable and structured.
Trello or Notion
These are great for keeping track of shoot ideas, scripts, visual concepts, and a running content library. Think of them as your digital moodboard and production hub.
Metricool or Later
Both platforms allow you to plan and schedule your posts ahead of time — so you’re not constantly on your phone. Batch your uploads and let automation do the heavy lifting.
Spreadsheets
Keep a simple log of what content earned what. Track subscriptions, tips, custom requests, and what type of content converts best — this is how you refine and grow.
Dropbox or Google Drive
These are your storage vaults. Keep high-res versions of your best content, moodboards, and BTS footage organised by theme or shoot date.
Bonus: Plan Around Your Money Goals
Reverse-engineer your income:
Want to make £5,000 this month?
At £20/sub = 250 subscribers
What kind of content do they buy? When do they sub? How do you upsell?
Build your content strategy around your target income, not vibes.
Your Challenge for Day 5:
Pick your 3–5 content pillars.
Build a weekly plan based on them.
Schedule your next shoot with your highest-performing pillar in mind.
Plan your next CTA post to drive traffic into your funnel.
Final Thought:
"Creativity without structure burns out. But structure without creativity builds an empire." Content planning isn’t restrictive. It’s how you build a scalable business that pays you even on your days off.