A 30-Day Content Plan for Your Small Business Website and Social Pages

A 30-Day Content Plan for Your Small Business Website and Social Pages

Many small business owners know they should “post regularly” but get stuck on what to say. A plan removes the guesswork. Use this 30-day outline as a starting point and adapt it to your business.

Start with your customers’ questions

List the ten questions customers ask most often. Each one is a content idea: write a short article, record a short video or post a quick answer. This is also what people type into Google.

Content types that work

  • Helpful tips: short, practical advice related to your service.
  • Behind the scenes: how you work, your team, your tools.
  • Customer stories: a problem, what you did, the result.
  • Before and after: photos or screenshots of your work.
  • Offers and news: new services, seasonal specials, changes in hours.
  • Frequently asked questions: one question and one clear answer.

A simple weekly rhythm

Week Focus Examples
1 Introduce yourself Who you are, what you do, who you help, one customer story
2 Teach Three tips, a common mistake, a quick how-to
3 Show proof A review, a before-and-after, a project walkthrough
4 Invite An offer, a limited slot, a clear call to action

Write one article, use it five ways

  1. Publish a full article on your website.
  2. Turn the main points into a short social post.
  3. Share one tip as a photo or graphic.
  4. Send a summary to your email list.
  5. Answer related questions in WhatsApp status or community groups, where appropriate.

Write so people can find it

  • Use a clear title that matches what people search, such as “How much does a website cost in South Africa?”.
  • Answer the question early in the article.
  • Use headings and short paragraphs.
  • Link to related pages on your site and to your contact page.
  • Add a few real photos or images.

Set a pace you can keep

One strong article a month plus two or three social posts a week is plenty for most small businesses. Consistency for six months beats a rush for a few weeks.

Keep a content bank

Whenever a customer asks a question, write it down. Within a few weeks you will have more ideas than time.

Review monthly

Check which posts brought enquiries, comments or visits, and do more like those. If you need a website that makes publishing easy, see our web design options or speak to us.

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