Weekly Strategy Briefs

Know exactly what to post this week

Every week Eden's strategist sweeps your market and studies the posts breaking out right now. You get a strategy brief with receipts: what's working, how your own posts performed, and the plan for the week.

A weekly strategy brief in Eden
The Problem

The hardest part isn't writing, it's knowing what to write

And the tools that could tell you stop at charts.

Trend trackers show you graphs. Analytics tools show you your own numbers. Neither one tells you what to do on Monday.

A brief does the job of a strategist. It sweeps your topics and the creators in your lane across every platform, finds the posts beating their creator's own baseline, checks how your recent posts performed, and turns all of it into one plan: a clear bet for the week, plays to run, and what to stop doing.

You open your brief and start creating. The strategy is already done.

How It Works

A market sweep, a scoreboard, and a plan

Delivered weekly. Zero research on your end.

  1. Step 01

    It sweeps your market

    The strategist runs dozens of searches across X, Threads, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, and Substack, reads the breakout posts in full, and confirms each pattern across multiple creators before calling it a signal.

  2. Step 02

    It checks your scoreboard

    Your recent posts get scored against your own baseline, so you see what over- and under-performed, and which of your past winners are worth a second life.

  3. Step 03

    It hands you the strategy

    One clear bet for the week, plays you can act on, an experiment to run, and one thing to stop doing. Every claim comes with the posts that prove it.

Why It's Different

Built like a strategist you'd actually pay

Receipts, memory, and your own numbers.

Every claim has receipts

Findings are backed by real posts ranked by outlier multiplier, how far each one beat its creator's own baseline. You can open every receipt.

It remembers last week

The strategist tracks whether a pattern is new, building, or saturating, and grades its own call from the previous brief against what actually happened.

It knows your baseline

Your own posts are part of the read. The plan starts from what your audience already rewards and points it at what's moving in the market.

From a creator
There is just no possibility of running out of content ideas anymore. And those ideas aren't just random, they're grounded in research.
Valentijn Bakker · @valentine_baker
Your Scoreboard

An honest read on your own posts

The strategist studies you along with the market.

  • Scored against your baseline

    Every recent post is measured against what your account normally does, so a win is a real win.

  • The reason attached

    Each over- and under-performer comes with the read on why it landed where it did.

  • Worth a second life

    Past winners resurfaced with a fresh angle, one click from a new draft.

Your scoreboard in an Eden brief: posts scored against your baseline
What You Set

Point it at your market

  • Two to five topics, as specific as you like
  • A handful of creators worth studying, Eden finds the rest
  • Your own handles, so the scoreboard knows your baseline
  • Optional standing guidance for the strategist

Every account gets one free brief. Pro and Studio refresh automatically every week, with a refresh button to re-run on demand.

The Outlier Multiplier

Signal, not just popularity

Every piece of evidence is ranked by how far a post beat that creator's own median. An 8x post landed roughly eight times what they normally do, which separates an idea that worked from an account that's simply big.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

What is an Eden brief?

A weekly strategy brief written by Eden's AI content strategist. It sweeps your market across seven platforms, finds the posts breaking out relative to each creator's baseline, checks your own posts against your baseline, and hands you a plan: what's working, one bet for the week, plays to run, and what to stop doing.

Do I have to do the research myself?

No. You set the topics you talk about, the creators worth watching, and your own handles. The strategist runs the searches, reads the posts, and writes the strategy on its own every week.

How is this different from a trend tracker?

Trend trackers rank raw popularity. Eden ranks by outlier multiplier, how far a post beat its own creator's typical numbers, and confirms a pattern across multiple creators before calling it a signal. Then it turns the signal into a plan instead of leaving you with a chart.

How many briefs do I get?

Every account gets one free brief to try it. Starter includes 1 a month, Pro includes 4 a month refreshed automatically every week, and Studio includes 12 a month.

Stop guessing what to post

Let the strategist sweep your market every week and hand you a plan backed by real breakout posts.