How long until your audience has heard from you seven times?
Marketers have long said people need to hear from a business about seven times before they act. Enter what you publish each month now, then see how a steady content rhythm across more channels changes the math.
Your content, per month
Example numbers are filled in. Enter yours, then calculate your results.
| Channel | Audience | Now | With ContentOS |
|---|---|---|---|
| NewsletterOWNEDissues per month | |||
| Blog postsOWNEDon your website, written to be found and cited by Google and AI search | |||
| Social postsper month, each shared to your channels | |||
| Short videosper month, each shared to your channels | |||
| CHANNELS YOU SHARE TOThese are borrowed: the platform decides who sees each post. Your website and email list are owned. | |||
| Channel | Followers today | Use now | Use with ContentOS |
How much of your audience sees each piece
| Channel | Share who see each piece | Basis |
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Only some of your audience sees any one piece. These defaults come from published 2026 benchmarks where they exist, and conservative estimates where they don't. If you know your own numbers, use them.
Every piece you publish on every channel is a chance to reach your audience. Sharing each piece to more channels multiplies your chances without new ideas.
Months until a typical person hears from you seven times
A longer bar means you reach seven touches sooner. A dash means the channel isn't used.
People who hear from you seven or more times in 90 days
These are the people who know you well enough to buy, and to refer you. Channels are counted separately, since we can't know how much your audiences overlap. New channels start with the followers you have today. Their early value shows up in touch points and paths back to your site, and this number grows as your audience does.
Paths back to your website each month
Blogs work differently from posts. Each one gives your borrowed channels a reason to send people to ground you own, and it keeps working after it's published, because Google and AI search can find it and cite it. Your Visibility Snapshot shows how findable you are today.
Content is one lever. Where else are you losing buyers?
Your Visibility Snapshot shows how you rank on Google and AI search, how you compare with competitors, and your three biggest gaps.
Get my Visibility SnapshotSee how ContentOS keeps the rhythmHow this works: touch points are pieces published times channels. Months to seven divides seven by the average number of pieces one person sees per month (pieces times the share who see each). The 90-day count treats each piece as an independent chance to be seen. All results are estimates for planning, not guarantees. The Rule of Seven is a long-standing marketing rule of thumb, not a measured conversion rate. Benchmarks: email open rate 30.8% (Constant Contact, Q1 2026); Instagram and Facebook post reach (Socialinsider, 2026); LinkedIn reach about 4% (industry tracking, less verified). Other platforms use a conservative 2% estimate.