A clean grid for the whole year: month, date, day of the week and empty columns for category, format and status. The first day of each month is highlighted. Plus a sheet of reference points for the year, which is filled out before the topics, and a fact sheet with coverage of published publications.
Most ready-made content plans come with other people’s headings and other people’s examples. topics For a specific project, this more often hinders than helps: first you have to clean out what is unnecessary, and only then does a place appear for your own.
Here it's exactly the opposite. Three hundred sixty-five lines, each with a month, day and day weeks - and three empty columns. No clues on what to write on Tuesday.
A calendar filled in order from January reveals something unpleasant by December: The New Year had to be prepared in November, but the plan for November includes the usual posts.
The anchor point sheet breaks this order. First, the months in which something occurs, and the start date of preparation for each event. And only then are they arranged topics - already with an understanding of where there should be more content, and where you can breathe out.
Forms for a specific site - content plan for Instagram and for the VK community. Niche categories - SMM content category planner. How to link a calendar with budget and seasonality - in article about a media plan with an event calendar.
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