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Five live properties, two people, one shared automation stack

Great Energy's own operation, verified against internal project records, August 12, 2026

Client

Great Energy: our own coaching and course business, run by Christopher Grant and Daniela Hess. Five live properties sit under it: greatenergy.org, learnqigong.com, effortlessmeditation.org, themidlifementor.org, and the Autoimmune Recovery Method. No marketing department, no support staff. Two people.

Challenge

Five separately hosted sites need the same things every week: new content, a working SEO loop, social posts that actually go out, photos that don't repeat, and media pitches that go somewhere. Doing that by hand across five properties means one of two things happens. Either the sites go quiet, or the two people running the business stop doing the work they're actually good at.

Approach

Result

5
Live properties
16+
Distribution destinations per post
2
People running it

What changed is not any single metric. It's that content now goes out on a schedule instead of when someone finds an hour. A blog post like "Qigong for Yoga Teachers" publishes once and reaches 16-plus destinations without either of us manually reposting it anywhere. That's the actual win: the work happens whether or not we remembered to do it that day.

The Great Energy content engine.

The Great Energy content engine.

The automations behind it

AutomationCadenceWhat it does
Blog distributionPer publishSends a published post to 16-plus destinations with platform-specific copy, not one pasted version.
GSC SEO audit loopRecurringPulls Search Console data, finds weak or missing pages, and closes the content gap.
Social schedulingDailyPosts across six platforms from one tool, pulling link-preview images automatically.
Photo pool replenishmentNightlyAdds fresh stock photos per category and resizes them to fit each site's upload limits.
Tech Tips content seriesDailyRuns a recurring content series on its own schedule, no manual trigger needed.
Media-pitch monitoringOngoingWatches for relevant press opportunities and surfaces them for a real pitch.
Every detail on this page is pulled directly from Great Energy's own project records. This is our own business, not a client engagement, so no permission was needed to publish it. Cadence figures reflect standing automations as of August 12, 2026, not one-time totals.
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