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Content calendar template: keep a month of posts planned, three a week

Twelve posts over four weeks, with the format and topic already spread out, so you only fill in the posts. Copy it into Google Sheets or Excel, or download the CSV. No email, no sign-up.

Content calendar: 4 weeks, 3 posts a week

Content calendar

Status is one of Idea, Scripted, To film, Editing, Scheduled or Posted.

Content calendar
DateTimePlatformFormatPillarHookPost textHashtagsStatusNotes
Week 1, MonText postTeach
Week 1, WedCarouselProof
Week 1, FriShort videoPersonal
Week 2, MonShort videoTeach
Week 2, WedText postPersonal
Week 2, FriCarouselTeach
Week 3, MonCarouselTeach
Week 3, WedShort videoProof
Week 3, FriText postPersonal
Week 4, MonText postTeach
Week 4, WedCarouselProof
Week 4, FriShort videoOffer

Example: two weeks for a career coach

Filled in for a made-up career coach.

Example

Two weeks, filled in

Two weeks, filled in
DatePlatformFormatPillarHookStatus
Week 1, MonLinkedInText postTeachThe question I get in every first session: is 40 too late to change careers?Posted
Week 1, WedInstagramCarouselProofA client's CV before and after one afternoon, shared with her permissionPosted
Week 1, FriInstagramShort videoPersonalWhy I left HR to do thisEditing
Week 2, MonInstagramShort videoTeachThree lines I'd cut from any cover letterTo film
Week 2, WedLinkedInText postPersonalThe worst interview I ever gave, and what it taught meScripted
Week 2, FriLinkedInCarouselTeachHow to answer 'why are you leaving?' in two sentencesIdea

The same calendar, in Postmosis

In Postmosis, the calendar holds your drafts and posting slots, and your phone tells you when a post is due. Import this sheet and your dated rows land on the calendar.

See the content calendar
The calendar in week view for an example brand: a repeating Sunday post open with Weekly picked, an open posting slot on Saturday and a carousel due Thursday
Example brand

Fill it in one sitting

  1. Pick one or two networks

    Post where the people who hire you already scroll. Three a week on one network is easier to keep up than one a week on four.

  2. Write the hooks first

    Fill in every hook before you write a single post. Once you have the first line, the rest comes faster.

  3. Swap in real dates

    Replace Week 1, Mon with a real date, then move each status along as the post gets made.

Common questions

Start my week
What is a content calendar?

Your plan of what you'll post, where and when. For one person it can be one sheet, with a row per post.

How do I use it in Google Sheets?

Download it, open a blank sheet and choose File, then Import. Or press Copy and paste into cell A1.

Does it work in Excel?

Yes. Open the download in Excel, or paste the copied table into a blank sheet.

Why three posts a week?

It's a pace one person can keep up beside client work. Delete rows if it's too many, or copy a week to add more.

What do the pillars mean?

Teach answers a question clients ask. Proof shows your work, shared with permission. Personal is who you are. Offer asks for the work, once a month.

Can I import it into Postmosis?

Yes, from All posts. It reads the date, time, platform, hook, post text and hashtags, and dates work best written year first.

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