Build 30 Days of Social Media in One Hour

In person at Collider - 221 1st Ave. SW, Suite 610, Rochester, MN 55902

Tuesday, September 22, 2026 | 3:30–4:30 PM CT | Free

Stop spending hours on social media and getting nowhere. In one hour, we use AI to build an entire month of social media content, live, in your voice, on your topics. One hour. Done. You leave ready to post tomorrow morning.

Grab a seat and build alongside us, live, in the room.

What to bring

Bring a fully charged laptop. That's it. Phones and tablets won't work for this build. You need a real keyboard and a full browser to keep up.

The tool we're using

We're building with Claude. If you've never signed up, no problem. We'll walk you through it when you get there. The free version is all you need. Nothing to buy, nothing to install ahead of time.

What you walk away with

• 30 days of social media posts, built live, in your voice, for your business
• A complete content calendar: topics, captions, and a posting schedule
• AI prompts to recreate this every month in under five minutes
• Links to the free AI tools we use, nothing paid required
• A complete workbook with every step and every prompt

The cost

Free. Show up, build your month of content, and leave with a system you can run yourself every month after.

Your hosts, owners of EveAndLevi.com

We build AI and business systems for non-techy, small business owners that save time and increase revenue.

Eve Mayer
Eve Mayer is a New York Times bestselling author and 8-time entrepreneur. She's built two companies into multi-million-dollar businesses and sold one. She's spoken professionally for more than 20 years in 8 countries, delivered a TEDx talk, and presented for NATO three times.

Levi Sauerbrei
Levi Sauerbrei got his first computer at age 8, on an Iowa corn farm. That was more than four decades ago. Since then he's built systems for the US Air Force, Citi, and a $400 million performing arts center. He's been a database administrator, an IT director, and a CIO running teams across four countries. His take: he hasn't gotten smarter in 40 years, the tools got more powerful, and he's here to hand them to you in plain language.