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Keeping track of what, when and where your content will be posted through all of your channels (digital or otherwise) can be overwhelming. As someone who comes from the traditional publishing world, before the onset of email marketing and social media, I’ve grown up in this industry relying heavily on production calendars and spreadsheets to track my every content move.
Content calendars are an essential part of your content process. If you think about content creation as having five phases (planning, creating, publishing, distributing and tracking) content calendars are your main tool to use during phase 1—planning.
This is why I’m so excited to share with you our newest template (three of them, actually) this month: Content calendars.
Grab this free 2-page guide for tips on how to set up:
- Social media content calendars
- Blog content calendars
- Enewsletter content calendars
Need more convincing? Check out some of my previous thoughts on the ins, outs and whys of content calendar creation—they’ll be your new best friend if you haven’t already started using them.
Already convinced? Download our latest #12monthsofmarketing guide for three examples of content calendars as you plan for digital channels.
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Content calendar can help ensure that we’ll stay consistent not just with our content production but posting content on our website, blog and social networks as well. It can make things easier for our business. I will surely check out your newest templates. Thank you for sharing it with us!