Most content education works the same way. You get theory, watch videos, submit homework, receive a certificate, close the tab. A month later the content still is not going out.
Content Booster is built differently.
What Content Booster is
A 30-day bootcamp on producing content for growth. Not a course, not a marathon, not a set of lessons.
Bootcamp means you produce content while you learn: you do the thing and get feedback immediately, instead of studying how it should be done.
After 30 days you have clear positioning, a working content plan for the next three months, your first real publications, and a system that keeps running after the programme ends.
Who it is for
Founders who know content should be their channel and cannot get it started. Experts and consultants who want inbound requests instead of hunting for clients. Professionals building a personal brand for their career or their practice.
What the 30 days contain
Week one, foundation. Who you write for, and a value proposition written for content rather than for a CV. This is the hard week, because it requires an honest conversation with yourself about what you actually bring and to whom.
Week two, structure. Your topic framework of three to five themes, plus a format matrix: what works for you and in which shape.
Week three, production. First publications, written to be published rather than filed away, with review and feedback.
Week four, the system. A workflow that continues afterwards, how AI fits into your process, and a three-month content plan.
Why 30 days
Skill forms through practice, not theory. Thirty days is enough to publish, get real audience reaction and see what works for you specifically.
It is not enough to build a personal brand, that takes months. It is enough to lay a foundation that keeps working on its own.
Languages and price
The bootcamp runs in Russian, Ukrainian and English. Most content education is either only in Russian and ignores Western markets, or only in English and ignores the reality of a Russian-speaking expat. Content Booster accounts for both, because it was built by someone working in both.
The price is 49 euros, which is low for a 30-day programme. The reason is simple: I want it accessible to founders and experts who are just starting and are not ready to pay thousands for an unknown result. It does not mean the programme is shallow, it means the price is not inflated for branding.
Next cohort starts on 20 August. Places are limited, because the programme runs on live feedback rather than automated lessons.