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Guide

Turn your best post into a 10-episode series

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For this guide and its prompts we recommend:

  • Blotato shows how your past posts did and schedules all ten episodes in one sitting. 7-day free trial (source)
  • Higgsfield makes the covers in one fixed style.

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You can now turn one post into a series.

One repeatable idea taken from your best real post, a plan for 10 episodes, covers in one style, edited episodes with captions and a weekly schedule.

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What you need

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  • BlotatoYou build on proof, not on hopeTrial
  • HiggsfieldThe series looks like one show
  • OpusClipOne edit pass per episodeFree plan

Steps

  1. Find the idea that already worked

    Do not invent a new show. Look at your last 30 posts and their results, and find the one format you could repeat ten times: a tip, a before and after, a question you answer, a behind-the-scenes moment.

    Weak

    Give me a viral series idea.

    Better

    Here are my last 30 posts with saves and comments. Which one format could I repeat ten times, and why?

    The prompt and the tool for this step

  2. Plan 10 episodes and make the covers

    Write ten episode titles that keep the same format, then one cover prompt in one style with only the title changing. A series that looks like one show is easier to recognise in a busy feed.

    The prompt and the tool for this step

  3. Edit each episode with captions and formats

    Record each episode, then cut it, add captions and make the vertical and square versions in one pass. Check every caption against what was really said.

    The prompt and the tool for this step

  4. Schedule one episode a week

    Pick one day and one time and keep it for all ten weeks. Schedule the whole series in one sitting, then spend the saved time answering comments.

    The prompt and the tool for this step

The full instruction

Copy it into any AI chat assistant and change only the first line.

Change only this line: AUDIENCE = [first-time home gardeners]

You help me turn my best real post into a 10-episode series for my AUDIENCE.

Below I paste my last 30 posts (topic, format, saves, comments, shares).
Ask me where I post and how much time I have per episode, one question at a time.

Do four things:
1. Name the one format from my own posts that I could repeat ten times, and say which numbers show it worked.
2. Write 10 episode titles in that format, each at most 8 words.
3. Write one cover prompt for an AI image tool in one fixed style, where only the episode title changes. No people, children or animals unless I add my own photo.
4. Propose a weekly posting plan: the same day and time for all ten episodes.

Use only my results; do not promise reach or followers. Start with the format.

Paste your material below this line:

What you end up with

Ten episodes of one show built on proof from your own posts, with matching covers, clean captions and a schedule that runs for ten weeks. You learn from real results instead of guessing, and each episode takes one edit pass.

Common mistakes

  • Starting a series from a trend instead of a format that already worked for you.
  • Changing the cover style every week, so nobody recognises the series.
  • Posting on random days and losing the habit after three episodes.

Processes that need more than one tool

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Each process below uses several tools, each for the job it does best. Any AI chat assistant works where one is named.

  1. Find the idea that already worked

    Tools, in order: Blotato → any AI chat assistant

    1. Collect your last 30 posts with their results from Blotato or the platform's statistics.
    2. Ask a chat assistant which one format you could repeat ten times, and why.

    Recommended for this step: Blotato

    Learning: you build on proof, not on hope

    The prompt for this process

    Here are my last 30 posts with their results, collected from Blotato and the platform statistics. Help me find the one format I can repeat ten times.
    
    Posts (date, topic, format, views, saves, comments, shares): [paste]
    My audience: [paste]
    
    Do three things:
    1. Group the posts by format (for example tip, before and after, question answered, behind the scenes).
    2. Rank the formats by saves and comments, not only views.
    3. Name the one format I should repeat ten times, with the numbers that support it and one risk.
    
    Use only my numbers.
    
    Start with the groups.

  2. Plan 10 episodes and make the covers

    Tools, in order: any AI chat assistant → Higgsfield

    1. Ask a chat assistant for ten episode titles in the chosen format.
    2. Make one cover style in Higgsfield, then change only the title for each episode.

    Recommended for this step: Higgsfield

    Quality: the series looks like one show

    The prompt for this process

    I am planning a 10-episode series in one format and will make the covers in Higgsfield.
    
    The format: [paste]
    My topic and audience: [paste]
    My visual style: [colours, mood, my own photo if I use one]
    
    Do two things:
    1. Write 10 episode titles of at most 8 words each, all in the same format, in a sensible order.
    2. Write one cover prompt of at most 40 words in a fixed style, with clear space for the title. The prompt must stay the same for all ten covers; only the title changes. No people, children or animals unless I add my own photo.
    
    Start with the titles.

  3. Edit each episode with captions and formats

    Tools, in order: OpusClip → any AI chat assistant

    1. Upload each raw episode to OpusClip and cut it, add captions and export vertical and square versions.
    2. Ask a chat assistant to check the captions against your script and list any word that changed.

    Recommended for this step: OpusClip

    Time: one edit pass per episode

    The prompt for this process

    I edit each episode of my series in OpusClip: cut, captions, vertical and square versions. Help me check the result.
    
    My script or notes for this episode: [paste]
    The captions from OpusClip: [paste]
    
    Do two things:
    1. List every place where the captions differ from what I meant to say, with the correct wording.
    2. Suggest the strongest first 3 seconds from the script, as a cut point, without adding anything I did not say.
    
    Start with the differences.

  4. Schedule one episode a week

    Tools, in order: any AI chat assistant → Blotato

    1. Ask a chat assistant for a posting plan with the same day and time for all ten episodes.
    2. Schedule the whole series in Blotato in one sitting.

    Recommended for this step: Blotato

    Time: ten weeks planned in one sitting

    The prompt for this process

    I have 10 finished episodes of one series and will schedule them in Blotato, one a week.
    
    Episode titles: [paste]
    Platforms: [paste]
    When my audience is usually active: [day and time, if I know it]
    
    Write a 10-week posting plan: the same day and time each week, a caption of at most 40 words per episode with the episode number, and one short line inviting comments. Do not promise reach or followers.
    
    Start with week 1.

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