Making something new from scratch every day is exhausting, and you don't have to. One solid piece can be broken into a bunch of smaller ones without much extra work. Here's how I'd do it.
Start with one main piece
Write one really useful post or video. Something like a 1,200 word guide on "5 Ways to Get Your Home Ready for Winter." Because it's solid, it works as evergreen content on its own before you chop anything up.
Break it into social posts
Don't just share a link. Pull the good stuff out. Each of the "5 Ways" becomes its own post, so that's five pieces from one article. Turn a strong line into a simple text graphic and you're at six.
Turn it into an email
Your email list isn't checking your blog on their own. Sum up the main points in a short email, put the quick tips right in it, and link back to the full post for anyone who wants more.
Make a short video
A 60 second video on the main takeaway works great as a Reel or a Short. The audio alone can even work as a quick tip clip.
One afternoon of writing, used this way, can cover a month. That's the whole idea behind staying visible without posting every day. If you want the website side of this done right, that's what SEO and content work is for.