30 Day Playbook
The 30-day playbook: from first post to confident marketer
Mavic is most powerful when you build a rhythm. This playbook is a four-week plan for solo founders, small business owners, and junior marketers. By the end you'll have published 12+ posts, set up a complete Brand DNA, connected your channels, and have a measurable view of what's working.
You don't have to follow this perfectly. Skip ahead, repeat weeks, or take it slower — Mavic is designed to grow with you.
Week 1 — Foundations
Goal: publish your first post and set up the bones of Brand DNA.
Day | What to do |
|---|---|
1 | Complete onboarding (Quickstart). Generate your first post. |
2 | Connect your primary social channel (Connecting social channels). |
3 | Generate your Brand Personality in Brand DNA. Edit it. |
4 | Generate one Customer Profile. Add it. |
5 | Upload your logo and pick your two main brand colors (Brand Kit). |
6 | Create your first Writing Style for the channel you connected. |
7 | Publish or schedule a second post — this time, |
Why this order matters. Each step you finish makes the next post better. By day 7 your Mavic outputs already feel meaningfully more like you — that's because the model now has a personality, an audience, and a writing style to anchor on.
Week 2 — Voice & visuals
Goal: lock in how you sound and how you look.
Day | What to do |
|---|---|
8 | Add a Brand Positioning (generate it; edit it). |
9 | Add a Content Theme for the type of content you'll publish most often. |
10 | Build one Template in Brand DNA → Templates. |
11 | Upload 3–5 Products or Services. Mavic uses these to ground product-related content. |
12 | Generate a post using your Template. |
13 | Add a Ban List — words, phrases, or topics you never want Mavic to use (good place to filter out AI-clichés). |
14 | Publish or schedule your fourth post. |
You now have a brand book Mavic actually uses on every generation.
Week 3 — Operate at speed
Goal: fill the planner, set up automations, get analytics flowing.
Day | What to do |
|---|---|
15 | Open Planner. Switch to month view. Add a public holiday or two as anchors. |
16 | Use the Ideate workflow to generate a 4-week social media plan. Star the ideas you like. |
17 | Drag starred ideas into specific dates on the Planner. |
18 | Bulk-create posts from those scheduled ideas. |
19 | Set up a Recurring Task — for example, "Every Monday at 9am, generate three Instagram post ideas." See Recurring tasks. |
20 | Add 2–3 Competitors in Brand DNA → Competitors. |
Week 4 — Refine and grow
Goal: improve based on data, expand to more channels.
Day | What to do |
|---|---|
22 | Connect a second social channel. |
23 | Create a Writing Style specific to that new channel. |
24 | Repurpose one strong post into a different format (e.g. Instagram caption → LinkedIn post → blog snippet). |
25 | Use Analyze → Socials to find your top-performing post type. Plan more of it. |
26 | Add Alt Text to your last few Instagram posts (accessibility + reach). |
27 | Save your two best prompts so you can reuse them. See Saving prompts. |
28 | Invite a teammate to your workspace if you have one. See Managing team members. |
30 | Pick the three things that worked best. Make them into recurring tasks. |
What you'll have at day 30
- Complete Brand DNA: personality, positioning, writing style, content theme, customer profiles, products, ban list, kit, templates
- 12+ published posts across 1–2 channels
- A planner with the next two weeks already mapped
- One or more recurring tasks running on autopilot
That's the foundation of a real, sustainable marketing function — built by you, in 30 days, mostly inside one chat.
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Updated: May 2026
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