Hannah Weng

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10 Claude workflows for Content Marketing

One hour of setup, a full month of publishing on autopilot 👇

Content is twenty manual tasks masquerading as one creative job

1/ The trend-spotter loop

Scrapes your industry's top 5 subreddits every morning

Flags the three questions people are actually asking today

2/ The 'Voice' validator

Checks every draft against your brand guidelines and past top-performing posts

Flags where you sound like a corporate brochure

3/ The internal-link mapper

Reads your new draft and suggests 5 existing pages to link to

No more 'orphan' posts that never rank

4/ The distribution agent

Takes one long-form article and turns it into 5 LinkedIn posts and 10 X threads

Formatted for each platform, not just copy-pasted

5/ The image-prompt generator

Reads the final draft and writes 3 Midjourney prompts for the header

Visuals that actually match the context

6/ The SEO meta-tagger

Writes the title, description, and URL slug based on the primary query

Ready to paste into the CMS

7/ The content-refresh watchdog

Pings you when a post is 6 months old and traffic starts to dip

Drafts the update based on new SERP data

8/ The competitor-angle checker

Reads the top 3 ranking pages for your keyword

Tells you exactly what they missed so your post is better

9/ The newsletter formatter

Pulls the week's best performing social posts into a clean email draft

Your Friday send, done on Tuesday

10/ The 'Plain English' editor

Runs a final pass to kill the jargon and passive voice

Makes it readable for humans, not just bots

We cut our production time by 80% while doubling our output

The quality didn't drop — the 'busy work' did

Comment "CONTENT" and I'll send the workflow library

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