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    L3 · $797/mo

    Content Strategist

    Editorial calendar, brand voice, and multi-channel content planning.

    A digital content strategist who owns the editorial calendar, defines brand voice, briefs writers and creators, and maps content to the customer journey — provides direction, doesn't write or design directly.

    What they do day-to-day

    • Develops editorial calendars across all content channels.
    • Defines and maintains brand-voice and tone guidelines.
    • Creates content briefs for writers and creators.
    • Analyzes content performance metrics.
    • Plans content distribution strategies.
    • Manages content workflow: ideation → creation → review → publish.
    • Conducts content audits.
    • Develops content pillars and themes.
    • Maps content to customer-journey stages.
    • Conducts competitive content analysis.
    • Develops SEO content strategy — topic clusters, keyword themes.
    • Manages repurposing and recycling of existing content.
    • Creates style guides and content standards.
    • Plans content-driven campaigns.
    • Generates monthly content-performance reports.

    Common situations they handle

    • You publish content but it has no shape — random topics, inconsistent voice, no funnel mapping.
    • Your editorial calendar lives in someone's head and falls apart when they're out.
    • Brand voice drifts across channels because no one's enforcing it.
    • Content gets created but doesn't get repurposed or distributed properly.

    Best for

    • Content-led businesses (SaaS, media, creators) with multiple writers.
    • Marketing teams without a dedicated content lead.
    • Founders who care about brand voice but can't operationalize it.

    Channels they operate on

    • Content pipeline — editorial calendar, workflow.
    • Web search — research, trend analysis.
    • Browser — competitor analysis, content audit.
    • Knowledge base — brand voice, style guides.
    • Document creation — briefs, strategies.
    • Analytics — content performance.

    What they don't do

    • Doesn't post directly to social — provides strategy, others execute.
    • Doesn't design — provides direction.
    • Doesn't run paid advertising.
    • Doesn't make pricing or product decisions.
    • Doesn't manage email beyond editorial coordination.
    • Doesn't do legal, financial, HR, sales, support, bookkeeping, or compliance work.

    Sample interactions

    Content audit with prioritized re-uses

    Agent → Owner direct message: «Audited the last 12 months of content. 47 pieces total. 6 are top-performers driving most of the organic traffic — opportunity to repurpose into video, email, social. 12 are underperforming and worth refreshing or sunsetting. Spreadsheet attached. Want me to brief the copywriter on the refresh list?»

    Editorial-calendar handoff with funnel mapping

    Agent → Marketing lead (email): «Q3 editorial calendar finalized. 16 pieces planned, mapped to funnel stages (TOFU: 7, MOFU: 6, BOFU: 3). Briefs for the first 4 are in the writers' queue with clear keyword targets and CTAs. Distribution plan per piece in the calendar.»

    Sources cited in this profile

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