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Two channels, not six, and a calendar that exists

Audience model, messaging pillars and the first thirty days, built for one person with six hours a week.

Prepared for
Cadwyn · B2B compliance tooling, solo founder
Reference
MP-7743-MS
Issued
11 October 2026
Settlement
$PILOT · USDC on Base

You are currently present on six channels and effective on none, because six channels needs a team and you have six hours a week. This sets up two, drops four, and gives you a thirty day calendar where every item is already decided so that no week starts with the question of what to post.

Drop four channels

Your last ninety days produced 41 pieces of content across six channels and 11 qualified enquiries, nine of which came from two channels. The other four consumed roughly 40 percent of your time and produced two enquiries between them.

6 h Your weekly capacity
6 Channels currently active
2 Producing 9 of 11 enquiries
30 Days planned, item by item
01

Evidence

What the last ninety days actually did

ChannelPiecesYour hoursQualified enquiriesVerdict
Long-form articles 6 22 5 Keep, expand
LinkedIn posts 18 9 4 Keep
Newsletter 5 11 2 Keep, fold into articles
Short video 7 14 0 Drop
Twitter / X 9 5 0 Drop
Instagram 1 3 0 Drop
Total 41 64 h 11

Twenty two hours of video, Twitter and Instagram produced no qualified enquiries in ninety days. That is not proof they cannot work, it is proof they are not working at the volume one person can sustain, which is the only question that matters here.

02

Audience

Who you are writing for

From your eleven qualified enquiries and four closed customers, not from a persona exercise. All four customers share three characteristics and none of them appear on your website.

Your actual customers against who you say you serve
Your website saysYour customers are
Company size Any regulated business40 to 200 people
Sector Financial services3 of 4 are insurance brokers
Buyer Compliance teamsAn operations lead who inherited compliance
Trigger Not statedA failed or looming audit
Alternative Not statedA spreadsheet and one stressed person

The buyer is not a compliance professional. It is an operations person who has been handed compliance and is out of their depth, and that is a completely different reader. Everything in the calendar is written for them.

Pillar 1

You are not supposed to know this

Explaining one compliance obligation plainly, for someone who never trained in it. This is where all five article enquiries came from.

Pillar 2

What an audit actually asks for

Concrete, specific, reassuring. Speaks directly to the trigger event.

Pillar 3

The spreadsheet works until it does not

Names the real alternative without insulting anyone using it.

03

Calendar

Thirty days, already decided

Weeks 1 to 4, six hours a week
Article, 3 hLinkedIn, 2 hAdmin, 1 h
Week 1 What an audit asks for, part 13 posts, pulled from the articleArchive four channels
Week 2 Register keeping, plainly3 postsReply to comments only
Week 3 What an audit asks for, part 23 postsNewsletter: send the two articles
Week 4 The spreadsheet handover problem3 postsReview what got enquiries

One article a week, three LinkedIn posts cut from that same article, one hour of admin. Nothing is invented on the day. The posts are extracts from the article you have already written, which is why two hours is enough for three of them.

04

Measure

What to look at, and when

MetricHow oftenCurrentWhy this one
Qualified enquiries Monthly 3.7 a month The only one that matters
Where each enquiry came from Every time Asked inconsistently One question on the form. Add it this week
Articles published Weekly 0.5 a week An input you control
Newsletter subscribers Monthly 410 Slow, and the most durable asset you own
Post impressions Never n/a Ignore this
Follower count Never n/a Ignore this

Two metrics are listed as things to ignore because you currently check both weekly. Neither has ever predicted an enquiry, and both are the reason short video felt like it was working for fourteen hours.

  • Four channels archived with a pointer post
  • Website rewritten for the operations lead, not the compliance team
  • How did you hear about us added to the enquiry form
  • Four articles drafted in outline before week 1 starts
  • Six hours blocked in the calendar as one recurring slot
  • Review at day 30 against enquiries only
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