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Use this skill when the user needs a content strategy, wants to build in public, grow an audience, choose content platforms, or create a distribution plan. Covers platform selection, build-in-public frameworks, content distribution, and audience building for solo founders.
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Use this skill when the user needs a content strategy, wants to build in public, grow an audience, choose content platforms, or create a distribution plan. Covers platform selection, build-in-public frameworks, content distribution, and audience building for solo founders.
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content.SKILL.mdname: content
description: "Use this skill when the user needs a content strategy, wants to build in public, grow an audience, choose content platforms, or create a distribution plan. Covers platform selection, build-in-public frameworks, content distribution, and audience building for solo founders."
Content Marketing & Build-in-Public
For a solo founder, content IS the marketing department. This skill helps you pick a platform, build an audience through authentic sharing, and convert followers into customers — without a marketing team or ad budget.
Core Principles
- Content is not marketing. Content is proof of expertise, proof of work, and proof that you understand your audience's problems better than anyone else.
- Build-in-public is the highest-ROI content strategy for a solo founder. It costs nothing, builds trust, and creates a moat of authenticity no competitor can copy.
- One platform, deeply. A mediocre presence on 5 platforms loses to a strong presence on 1.
- Show your work, not your product. Process > polish. Decisions > announcements. Lessons > launches.
- The content that converts best is the content that would be useful even if your product didn't exist.
- Consistency matters more than quality. Publish regularly at 80% quality rather than occasionally at 100%.
Platform Selection
Choose ONE based on where your ICP actually spends time:
| Platform | Best For | Content Style | ICP Signal | |----------|----------|--------------|------------| | **Twitter/X** | Developers, SaaS founders, tech professionals | Short-form threads, hot takes, metrics sharing | Your ICP tweets about work, follows industry leaders | | **LinkedIn** | B2B professionals, enterprise buyers, consultants | Professional stories, industry insights, career content | Your ICP has detailed LinkedIn profiles, posts about industry | | **Reddit** | Technical audiences, niche communities | Helpful answers, deep-dive posts, genuine participation | Active subreddits exist for your problem space | | **Indie Hackers** | Solo founders, bootstrappers | Revenue updates, strategy deep-dives, lessons learned | Your buyers are themselves builders/founders | | **Hacker News** | Developers, technical decision-makers | Technical articles, Show HN launches, Ask HN questions | Your ICP reads HN, comments on technical topics | | **Discord/Slack** | Community-first audiences, developer tools | Ongoing helpful presence, quick answers | Active communities exist in your niche |
**How to decide**: Go where your ICP already has conversations about the problem you solve. Search for your problem keywords on each platform. The one with the most active discussion is your platform.
Build-in-Public Content Framework
The 5 Content Pillars
**1. Progress Updates** (weekly) What you built, what moved, what the numbers say.
This week:
- Shipped [feature]. Here's why it matters: [user problem it solves].
- MRR: $X → $Y (+Z%)
- Biggest surprise: [insight]
- Next week: [what you're tackling]
**2. Decision Stories** (2-3x/month) The reasoning behind a product, pricing, or strategy choice.
A user asked for [feature]. I said no. Here's why:
[Explain the reasoning — what you considered, what tradeoffs exist,
what you decided and why.]
The harder question isn't "should we build it?" It's "what should
we NOT build so we can focus on what matters?"
**3. Lessons & Failures** (2-3x/month) What went wrong and what you learned. This is the highest-engagement content type.
I lost 12% of my users last month. Here's what happened:
[Honest explanation of what went wrong.]
[What you learned.]
[What you're changing.]
Sharing because I wish someone had told me this 6 months ago.
**4. How-We-Built-It** (2-4x/month) Technical or tactical deep-dives that showcase your expertise.
How I built [feature] in [timeframe]:
[Step-by-step breakdown of the approach]
[Tools/tech used]
[Result for users]
Full breakdown: [link to blog post or thread]
**5. Problem Exploration** (1-2x/month) Content about the problem space that's useful even without your product.
The 3 things every [ICP role] gets wrong about [problem]:
1. [Misconception] — Actually, [truth]. Here's why...
2. [Misconception] — The data says [counter-evidence]...
3. [Misconception] — I learned this the hard way when...
Content Calendar Template
Monday: Progress update or metrics share
Tuesday: Problem exploration or industry insight
Wednesday: How-we-built-it or tactical tip
Thursday: Decision story or lesson learned
Friday: Community engagement (reply to others, ask questions)
Minimum viable cadence: **3 posts per week**. You can always scale up, but consistency at 3/week beats burnout at 7/week.
Platform-Specific Formats
Twitter/X
**Thread format (highest engagement):**
Tweet 1 (hook): [Surprising claim or specific result]
Tweet 2-6: [The substance — one idea per tweet, each stands alone]
Tweet 7 (close): [Takeaway + soft CTA]
Example hook tweets:
- "I went from 0 to $5K MRR in 90 days. Here's the exact playbook:"
- "A user asked me to build [feature]. I said no. Here's why:"
- "I tracked every hour I spent for 30 days. The results surprised me:"
- "The biggest mistake I made building [Product] (and how I fixed it):"
**Single tweet format:**
[Insight or observation]
[Supporting detail or data point]
[Implication or takeaway]
Keep under 240 characters for maximum reach. Or go long (up to 4,000 chars)
for nuanced takes.
LinkedIn
**Post format:**
[Strong opening line — pattern interrupt or bold claim]
[blank line]
[3-5 short paragraphs, each 1-2 sentences]
[Use line breaks aggressively — LinkedIn rewards readability]
[Personal anecdote or specific data point]
[Takeaway or question to drive comments]
[Optional: 3-5 relevant hashtags]
**What works on LinkedIn:**
- Personal stories with professional lessons
- Contrarian takes on industry norms
- Specific numbers and re
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Content Marketing & Build-in-Public
For a solo founder, content IS the marketing department. This skill helps you pick a platform, build an audience through authentic sharing, and convert followers into customers — without a marketing team or ad budget.
Core Principles
- Content is not marketing. Content is proof of expertise, proof of work, and proof that you understand your audience's problems better than anyone else.
- Build-in-public is the highest-ROI content strategy for a solo founder. It costs nothing, builds trust, and creates a moat of authenticity no competitor can copy.
- One platform, deeply. A mediocre presence on 5 platforms loses to a strong presence on 1.
- Show your work, not your product. Process > polish. Decisions > announcements. Lessons > launches.
- The content that converts best is the content that would be useful even if your product didn't exist.
- Consistency matters more than quality. Publish regularly at 80% quality rather than occasionally at 100%.
Platform Selection
Choose ONE based on where your ICP actually spends time:
| Platform | Best For | Content Style | ICP Signal | |----------|----------|--------------|------------| | **Twitter/X** | Developers, SaaS founders, tech professionals | Short-form threads, hot takes, metrics sharing | Your ICP tweets about work, follows industry leaders | | **LinkedIn** | B2B professionals, enterprise buyers, consultants | Professional stories, industry insights, career content | Your ICP has detailed LinkedIn profiles, posts about industry | | **Reddit** | Technical audiences, niche communities | Helpful answers, deep-dive posts, genuine participation | Active subreddits exist for your problem space | | **Indie Hackers** | Solo founders, bootstrappers | Revenue updates, strategy deep-dives, lessons learned | Your buyers are themselves builders/founders | | **Hacker News** | Developers, technical decision-makers | Technical articles, Show HN launches, Ask HN questions | Your ICP reads HN, comments on technical topics | | **Discord/Slack** | Community-first audiences, developer tools | Ongoing helpful presence, quick answers | Active communities exist in your niche |
**How to decide**: Go where your ICP already has conversations about the problem you solve. Search for your problem keywords on each platform. The one with the most active discussion is your platform.
Build-in-Public Content Framework
The 5 Content Pillars
**1. Progress Updates** (weekly) What you built, what moved, what the numbers say.
This week: - Shipped [feature]. Here's why it matters: [user problem it solves]. - MRR: $X → $Y (+Z%) - Biggest surprise: [insight] - Next week: [what you're tackling]
**2. Decision Stories** (2-3x/month) The reasoning behind a product, pricing, or strategy choice.
A user asked for [feature]. I said no. Here's why: [Explain the reasoning — what you considered, what tradeoffs exist, what you decided and why.] The harder question isn't "should we build it?" It's "what should we NOT build so we can focus on what matters?"
**3. Lessons & Failures** (2-3x/month) What went wrong and what you learned. This is the highest-engagement content type.
I lost 12% of my users last month. Here's what happened: [Honest explanation of what went wrong.] [What you learned.] [What you're changing.] Sharing because I wish someone had told me this 6 months ago.
**4. How-We-Built-It** (2-4x/month) Technical or tactical deep-dives that showcase your expertise.
How I built [feature] in [timeframe]: [Step-by-step breakdown of the approach] [Tools/tech used] [Result for users] Full breakdown: [link to blog post or thread]
**5. Problem Exploration** (1-2x/month) Content about the problem space that's useful even without your product.
The 3 things every [ICP role] gets wrong about [problem]: 1. [Misconception] — Actually, [truth]. Here's why... 2. [Misconception] — The data says [counter-evidence]... 3. [Misconception] — I learned this the hard way when...
Content Calendar Template
Monday: Progress update or metrics share Tuesday: Problem exploration or industry insight Wednesday: How-we-built-it or tactical tip Thursday: Decision story or lesson learned Friday: Community engagement (reply to others, ask questions)
Minimum viable cadence: **3 posts per week**. You can always scale up, but consistency at 3/week beats burnout at 7/week.
Platform-Specific Formats
Twitter/X
**Thread format (highest engagement):**
Tweet 1 (hook): [Surprising claim or specific result] Tweet 2-6: [The substance — one idea per tweet, each stands alone] Tweet 7 (close): [Takeaway + soft CTA] Example hook tweets: - "I went from 0 to $5K MRR in 90 days. Here's the exact playbook:" - "A user asked me to build [feature]. I said no. Here's why:" - "I tracked every hour I spent for 30 days. The results surprised me:" - "The biggest mistake I made building [Product] (and how I fixed it):"
**Single tweet format:**
[Insight or observation] [Supporting detail or data point] [Implication or takeaway] Keep under 240 characters for maximum reach. Or go long (up to 4,000 chars) for nuanced takes.
**Post format:**
[Strong opening line — pattern interrupt or bold claim] [blank line] [3-5 short paragraphs, each 1-2 sentences] [Use line breaks aggressively — LinkedIn rewards readability] [Personal anecdote or specific data point] [Takeaway or question to drive comments] [Optional: 3-5 relevant hashtags]
**What works on LinkedIn:**
- Personal stories with professional lessons
- Contrarian takes on industry norms
- Specific numbers and re
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