How to build a content calendar from your positioning

The crew turns your positioning, priority topics and channels into a dated calendar of drafts, then writes each piece and queues it against your approval rules.

Content Crew

When you need this

Content happens in bursts around launches, and in between, every channel goes quiet at once.

How the crew does it

  1. Read your positioning and topics

    Content Crew

    The crew starts from your brand voice, positioning documents and the Search Crew's priority topics.

  2. Lay out the calendar

    Content Crew

    It proposes what goes out on which channel and when, so each piece has a reason to exist.

  3. Approve the plan

    You

    You move, cut or add items before any drafting starts.

  4. Draft ahead of each date

    Content Crew

    The crew drafts each piece ahead of its slot and queues it for review.

  5. Approve each piece before it publishes

    You

    Every draft still waits for your approval of wording, claims and destination.

What waits for you

The calendar itself, then each draft, its claims and its channel before it publishes.

Connect

linkedin, twitter, facebook, instagram, Constant Contact, Brand voice document

Measured by

Calendar items drafted on time, accepted, scheduled and published.

Limits

Only channels you connect can publish automatically after approval; anything else comes to you as finished copy.