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Build and manage a content calendar across multiple social media platforms. Covers weekly planning routines, content pillar systems, batch creation workflows, platform-specific posting schedules, and content recycling. Use when someone asks about content planning, posting schedule, content pillars, or batch content creation.

Turn one piece of content into 10+ posts across platforms. Covers the content waterfall system, specific repurposing workflows for blogs, podcasts, and videos, the 1:8 rule, tools like Opus Clip and Descript, and template libraries. Use when someone asks about repurposing content, content multiplication, cross-platform content, or getting more from existing content.

Daily engagement routines and organic growth strategies for social media. Covers the 30-minute morning routine, Dream 100 strategy, comment and DM tactics, growth collaborations, engagement benchmarks, and handling trolls. Use when someone asks about growing followers, increasing engagement, daily social media routine, or organic growth tactics.

Make money from social media accounts through multiple revenue streams. Covers the monetization ladder, affiliate marketing, digital products, services and lead gen, platform creator programs with requirements and realistic earnings, brand deals, building email lists from social, selling through DMs, and realistic income timelines. Use when someone asks about making money from social media, monetizing followers, social media revenue, or turning an audience into income.

Set up every social media account for business from scratch. Covers Instagram Business setup with bio formulas and grid strategy, TikTok business vs creator accounts, LinkedIn headline formulas and company pages, X/Twitter optimization, YouTube channel setup, visual identity across platforms, and verification strategies. Use when someone asks about setting up social accounts, optimizing profiles, or configuring platforms for business.

Create Reels, TikToks, and YouTube Shorts as a solo founder. Covers budget equipment setup, batch filming workflows, video formats that perform, CapCut editing, the 3-second hook rule, video length per platform, repurposing across platforms, trending audio, and a $200 home studio setup. Use when someone asks about making videos, Reels, TikToks, Shorts, video editing, or filming content.

Use this skill when preparing to speak at conferences, submitting CFP proposals, building a speaker profile, or preparing for conference-style talks. Covers getting accepted, writing compelling abstracts, preparing conference talks, and speaker networking. Trigger keywords: conference, CFP, call for papers, call for proposals, speaker, speaking at conferences, talk abstract, speaker profile, conference preparation, speaker bio, conference networking.

Use this skill when moderating panels, roundtables, or multi-speaker discussions. Covers preparing panelists, crafting great questions, managing time and dominant speakers, and engaging the audience during panel sessions. Trigger keywords: panel, moderate, moderator, roundtable, panelist, panel discussion, panel questions, fireside chat, moderation.

Use this skill when preparing and delivering startup pitches, investor presentations, demo day talks, or any high-stakes business pitch. Covers pitch structure, handling tough questions, reading the room, time management, and demo day preparation. Trigger keywords: pitch, investor pitch, startup pitch, demo day, pitch deck, VC presentation, fundraising, elevator pitch, investor questions, pitch practice.

Use this skill when designing slides and visual presentations for talks, meetings, or conferences. Covers slide design principles, visual hierarchy, data visualization, assertion-evidence structure, and the Takahashi method. Trigger keywords: slides, presentation design, PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides, deck, visual hierarchy, slide layout, data visualization.

Use this skill when preparing for or managing Q&A sessions after presentations, talks, or meetings. Covers techniques for handling tough, hostile, or off-topic questions, bridging, graceful "I don't know" responses, managing time, and planting questions. Trigger keywords: Q&A, questions and answers, handling questions, hostile question, difficult question, bridging, audience questions, tough questions, I don't know.

Use this skill when writing speeches, keynotes, remarks, or any spoken-word content for presentations. Covers speech structure, rhetorical devices, storytelling, writing for the ear, pacing, and crafting memorable lines. Trigger keywords: speech, keynote, remarks, toast, commencement, write a speech, speech structure, opening hook, closing, rhetoric.

Use this skill when coaching or preparing for live, in-person speaking situations where physical presence matters. Covers body language, voice projection, movement, eye contact, managing nerves, and commanding attention from a stage or front of room. Trigger keywords: stage presence, body language, eye contact, voice projection, nerves, nervous, stage fright, confidence, posture, movement, commanding the room.

Use this skill when incorporating stories into presentations, talks, or business communication. Covers story arc construction, personal anecdotes, data storytelling, emotional beats, and adapting the hero's journey for business contexts. Trigger keywords: storytelling, story, narrative, anecdote, data storytelling, hero's journey, story arc, emotional, personal story, business narrative.

Transform technical insights and deep knowledge into comprehensive 40-50 minute TED-style talks with hooks, concrete examples, broader implications, and Q&A preparation.

Use this skill when preparing for or delivering presentations over Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, or other video platforms. Covers camera setup, lighting, virtual engagement, fighting Zoom fatigue, hybrid presentations, and screen sharing best practices. Trigger keywords: virtual presentation, Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, webinar, online presentation, video call, remote presenting, hybrid presentation, camera, lighting, screen share.

Use this skill when designing, preparing for, or facilitating workshops, interactive sessions, and group exercises. Covers facilitation techniques, time boxing, managing group dynamics, handling difficult participants, and virtual facilitation. Trigger keywords: workshop, facilitate, facilitation, interactive session, group exercise, breakout, time box, participatory, training session, virtual workshop.

Write engineering blog posts that bring traffic, build trust, and inform the technical decisions of readers. Covers the post taxonomy (incident report, deep dive, architecture decision), structure, the SEO-without-being-cheesy discipline, and the publication cadence that builds a reputation. Use when launching or sustaining a technical blog.

Plan, write, and deliver a 25–45 minute developer conference talk that builds your company's reputation while genuinely helping the audience. Covers topic selection, structure, the demo discipline, slide design, and the difference between a talk that lands and a talk that empties the room. Use when accepting a CFP or building a talk for major conferences.

Run an open-source community around a project — issue triage, PR review, release notes, contributor recognition, governance. The discipline that turns "we open-sourced our code" into "we have a thriving project people want to contribute to." Use when starting or operating an OSS project that aspires to be more than a code dump.

Prepare for technical talks, podcasts, panels, and AMAs. Covers rehearsal discipline, vocal delivery, anxiety management, and the difference between preparing for a talk you've given before vs. one you're giving for the first time. Use when scheduled to speak in any recorded or live technical setting.

Write tutorials that get developers to working code in their first 20 minutes with your product. Covers the structure, the discipline of the runnable example, the difference between tutorials and reference, and the maintenance discipline that keeps tutorials from rotting. Use when introducing new developers to a product, library, or framework.