What this is
A ninety day calendar anchored to the current week, built so publishing continues whether or not you feel inspired on a given morning. Cadence is the single strongest predictor of whether founder publishing survives its first quarter.
What you get
Where it sits
A managed publishing system rather than a posting habit.
Frequently asked
It matters far less than consistency. Mid-morning on weekdays performs marginally better for Indian B2B audiences, and the difference is small enough that you should not organise your week around it.
Schedule the publishing, engage manually. Automated engagement is visible to everyone and costs more credibility than it buys.
The buffer covers two weeks. Beyond that we reduce to twice weekly rather than stopping, because restarting is far harder than continuing at lower volume.
A calendar that starts from an abstract month one is abandoned by week three. Ours starts from the current week and rolls, so it is always live rather than aspirational.
Content anchored to launches, hires, category moments and results is easier to write and more credible to read than content generated from a topic list.
Long-form argument, short observation, data point, story, contrarian take. Rotating format prevents the feed flattening into one register, which is the most common reason engagement decays.
Two weeks of approved drafts sit ahead at all times. This single mechanic is the difference between a programme that survives a fundraise or a family emergency and one that quietly stops.
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