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Marketing compounds on cadence, not on bursts. Six hours once a quarter feels productive and produces almost nothing. Sixty minutes every week, in the same shape, every week, builds a pipeline. This page is the shape.
By Tony Psaromatis | CorPrecision AI
60 to 90 minutes a week. The cadence we install for our own clients. Free.
Five functions, five days. Each one time-boxed, with what breaks if you skip it.
Pick this week's audience focus and pull a fresh prospect list of 10 names.
Publish one piece of long-form content. Blog post, LinkedIn post, or email. Owner voice, no fluff, one specific takeaway.
Send the next message in a four-message sequence to Monday's 10 prospects.
Work the reply queue. Reply to comments, DMs, and email threads. Book calls when offered.
Count outputs (posts shipped, messages sent, replies received, calls booked). Pick next Monday's audience focus.
Bad week? Do Tuesday and Thursday only. Content keeps the pipeline visible. Follow-Up converts the conversations already alive. Everything else is optional for one week. Two weeks in a row of just the emergency cut is the warning that the owner is the bottleneck.
Want the full walkthrough instead of the one-pager? Read the complete guide.
When the weekly total keeps creeping past 90 minutes and the owner is the only person who can run any of the five functions, the next move is to put your digital marketing team behind the cadence.