Course · Marketing
Social Content That Converts
Plan a month of content that earns followers and customers.
Certificate of completion4.7 (3 reviews)

Stop guessing what to post. You will learn a four-pillar content system, how to write hooks, which formats suit which goal and how to batch a month of posts in one weekend. Includes the planning worksheets used in the lessons.
What you’ll learn
- Plan a month of content around four pillars
- Write hooks that stop the scroll
- Pick the right format for each goal
- Batch a month of posts in one weekend
- Read the three numbers that matter
What’s inside
- 1Your four content pillarsFree preview30 min
- 2Hooks that stop the scroll40 min
- 3Short video formats50 min
- 4Carousels and captions45 min
- 5Batching a month in a weekend50 min
- 6Reading your numbers35 min
Who it’s for
- Small business owners posting on social media
- Creators who feel stuck or inconsistent
- Freelancers who manage social for clients
Course files and extras
Members download these from the course page.
- Content planning worksheet
- 50 hook starters (PDF)
- Monthly calendar template
Your instructor

Maya Karam
Marketing lead
Maya ran social and email for three consumer brands before turning to teaching. Her lessons are built around small weekly habits that grow an audience without burning out.
Reviews
4.7from 3 reviews
“I used to post when I remembered. Now I batch on Saturday and relax all week. My saves doubled.”
Mira S. · Boutique owner
“Practical and honest, no hype. The hook list is gold.”
Elie G. · Fitness coach
“I use the planning worksheet with every client now.”
Joelle M. · Freelance social manager
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