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| Day | Platform | Content Type | Topic | |-----------|--------------|------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------| | Monday | LinkedIn | Text post | “3 DM templates that led to coffee chats” | | Tuesday | TikTok | 30-sec talking head | “Why I deleted Twitter for 6 months (and why I’m back)” | | Wednesday | Instagram | Carousel | “Signs your social media is helping vs. hurting your career” | | Thursday | LinkedIn | Poll + comment engagement | “What’s the #1 career mistake on social media?” | | Friday | Twitter | Thread | “How to turn a single LinkedIn comment into a job referral” |