Most teams do not publish consistently because production eats the time, not because ideas run out. Creativity is the easy part; consistency is what is missing.
A day for research and ideas, a day for the schedule, two days for writing, a day for review and approval, a day for capture, and a day to read the numbers.
Hand over ten posts you wrote yourself, and a tone reference for your team is built from them: preferred vocabulary, the sentences you never say, and the register you use.
Agents produce text, not footage. The right split: the text goes to the agent, and the capture goes to a camera or an image tool.
A calendar organizes publishing. The text itself has its own service on the content writing page: sound language, and a review before delivery.
If you have not supplied a tone reference, yes. Supply ten posts, and week two looks different from week one.
Whatever you can keep up for twelve weeks. We start at three to four and raise it from there.