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PLACEHOLDER TITLE (Daily Post)

Practical, repeatable steps you can run daily.

📅 DATE: PLACEHOLDER 🧠 Category: PLACEHOLDER ⏱️ Reading time: PLACEHOLDER (e.g., 6 min)
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TL;DR

1) PLACEHOLDER key point

2) PLACEHOLDER key point

3) PLACEHOLDER key point

Daily workflow checklist

  • ☐ Paste template
  • ☐ Replace all PLACEHOLDER text
  • ☐ Add 1 story moment + 1 practical tip
  • ☐ Add links (YouTube + Spotify + affiliate)
  • ☐ Publish

Step-by-step

  1. Draft: PLACEHOLDER
  2. Package: headings + links + visuals
  3. Publish: Blogger
  4. Repurpose: Shorts + socials

Creator Desk Essentials

PLACEHOLDER Gear Item 2

One sentence: what problem it solves.

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Automation snippets

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JSON “metadata” block

{
  "postType": "daily",
  "series": "Deep Dive AI",
  "version": "1.0"
}

Python skeleton: publish to Blogger (Data API)

# PLACEHOLDER: Blogger Data API publish skeleton (Python)
from googleapiclient.discovery import build
from google.oauth2.credentials import Credentials

BLOG_ID = "PLACEHOLDER_BLOG_ID"
TITLE = "PLACEHOLDER_TITLE"
HTML_CONTENT = "<h1>Hello Blogger</h1>"

creds = Credentials(token="PLACEHOLDER_ACCESS_TOKEN")
service = build("blogger", "v3", credentials=creds)

post_body = {"kind":"blogger#post","title":TITLE,"content":HTML_CONTENT}
created = service.posts().insert(blogId=BLOG_ID, body=post_body, isDraft=True).execute()
print("Draft created:", created.get("url"))

One shareable line

PLACEHOLDER QUOTE: “If your workflow can’t survive a Tuesday, it’s not a workflow.”

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