Create and maintain a lightweight weekly editorial calendar based on company priorities. Connect company goals to publishable topics, with owners, status, and verification notes recorded alongside the planned content.
Plan a weekly editorial calendar by mapping company goals to publishable topics, owners, status, and verification notes.
content-calendar creates and maintains a lightweight weekly editorial calendar based on company goals and priorities. It turns those goals into topics for publication and records an owner, progress status, and review notes for each topic. The calendar covers who is responsible, where the work stands, and what needs checking, alongside the topics themselves.
Use it when you need to connect what the company considers important with the content planned for a particular week. It suits people preparing a weekly editorial schedule as well as those maintaining an existing calendar. It also helps organize the relationship between planned topics and company goals while keeping ownership, status, and review notes together in the same plan.
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