BEANINFLUENCER · FIRST 10 POSTS WORKBOOK
Self-guided practice · October 9, 2026
Guide: https://beaninfluencer.xyz/guides/first-ten-posts/
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MY STARTING POINT
Audience:
Question I can help answer:
What I can demonstrate from experience:
Primary platform and format:
Weekly time budget:
Review window (use the same elapsed time for comparable posts):

POST 01: Answer one specific question
Audience question:
Opening:
Evidence, demonstration, or source:
Shot list / panels / outline:
Caption and useful next step:
Accuracy, accessibility, permissions, and disclosure checks:
Estimated time / actual time:
Published URL and date:
Review date:
Metric, definition, and observation window:
What people asked / what I noticed:
What to repeat, revise, or stop:

POST 02: Show a process, including the awkward part
Audience question:
Opening:
Evidence, demonstration, or source:
Shot list / panels / outline:
Caption and useful next step:
Accuracy, accessibility, permissions, and disclosure checks:
Estimated time / actual time:
Published URL and date:
Review date:
Metric, definition, and observation window:
What people asked / what I noticed:
What to repeat, revise, or stop:

POST 03: Explain a mistake without shaming anyone
Audience question:
Opening:
Evidence, demonstration, or source:
Shot list / panels / outline:
Caption and useful next step:
Accuracy, accessibility, permissions, and disclosure checks:
Estimated time / actual time:
Published URL and date:
Review date:
Metric, definition, and observation window:
What people asked / what I noticed:
What to repeat, revise, or stop:

POST 04: Compare two realistic options
Audience question:
Opening:
Evidence, demonstration, or source:
Shot list / panels / outline:
Caption and useful next step:
Accuracy, accessibility, permissions, and disclosure checks:
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Published URL and date:
Review date:
Metric, definition, and observation window:
What people asked / what I noticed:
What to repeat, revise, or stop:

POST 05: Make a checklist people can use
Audience question:
Opening:
Evidence, demonstration, or source:
Shot list / panels / outline:
Caption and useful next step:
Accuracy, accessibility, permissions, and disclosure checks:
Estimated time / actual time:
Published URL and date:
Review date:
Metric, definition, and observation window:
What people asked / what I noticed:
What to repeat, revise, or stop:

POST 06: Document a small experiment
Audience question:
Opening:
Evidence, demonstration, or source:
Shot list / panels / outline:
Caption and useful next step:
Accuracy, accessibility, permissions, and disclosure checks:
Estimated time / actual time:
Published URL and date:
Review date:
Metric, definition, and observation window:
What people asked / what I noticed:
What to repeat, revise, or stop:

POST 07: Answer a follow-up
Audience question:
Opening:
Evidence, demonstration, or source:
Shot list / panels / outline:
Caption and useful next step:
Accuracy, accessibility, permissions, and disclosure checks:
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Published URL and date:
Review date:
Metric, definition, and observation window:
What people asked / what I noticed:
What to repeat, revise, or stop:

POST 08: Explain how you make a decision
Audience question:
Opening:
Evidence, demonstration, or source:
Shot list / panels / outline:
Caption and useful next step:
Accuracy, accessibility, permissions, and disclosure checks:
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Published URL and date:
Review date:
Metric, definition, and observation window:
What people asked / what I noticed:
What to repeat, revise, or stop:

POST 09: Create a clearly labeled portfolio sample
Audience question:
Opening:
Evidence, demonstration, or source:
Shot list / panels / outline:
Caption and useful next step:
Accuracy, accessibility, permissions, and disclosure checks:
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Published URL and date:
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What people asked / what I noticed:
What to repeat, revise, or stop:

POST 10: Make the next version
Audience question:
Opening:
Evidence, demonstration, or source:
Shot list / panels / outline:
Caption and useful next step:
Accuracy, accessibility, permissions, and disclosure checks:
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Published URL and date:
Review date:
Metric, definition, and observation window:
What people asked / what I noticed:
What to repeat, revise, or stop:

MONTH-END REVIEW
Three samples I would share:
The work I enjoyed:
The production bottleneck:
One next experiment: