Independent B2B consultants sit on a goldmine of intellectual property. They have detailed frameworks, engagement decks, and years of client work, but that content lives in slide decks and PDFs where it generates zero inbound. The problem is not a lack of expertise, it is the daily grind of translating deep, long-form frameworks into the short, punchy, lead-generating posts that LinkedIn rewards. Most consultants either post inconsistently or hire a ghostwriter they cannot fully brief. FrameworkFeed (the product) solves this by ingesting a consultant's long-form asset (a framework doc, a slide deck, a methodology) and turning it into a full week of LinkedIn posts explicitly optimized for lead generation, not just vanity engagement. The solution centers on structured extraction: pull the discrete concepts, insights, and steps out of a framework, then map each to a proven post format (contrarian take, teardown, step-by-step, client story) with a soft CTA that funnels toward a call or lead magnet. The MVP is deliberately narrow: paste or upload one framework, get seven ready-to-edit posts plus suggested posting order, with a simple editor and one-click scheduling stub. Revenue comes from a straightforward monthly subscription tiered by number of frameworks processed and posts generated per month, targeting the price band a solo consultant already pays for other martech tools. Go-to-market leans into the exact channel these consultants live in: publish teardown content on LinkedIn itself showing before-and-after (dense framework to sharp post), and partner with the YouTube creators already teaching AI social automation. Growth loops are native here: every post generated can carry a subtle attribution or the consultant's own success becomes a testimonial, and consultants who win leads from posts refer peers in their niche who face the identical bottleneck.