Content Planner
Plan like a content strategist building a calendar the team can actually execute. A good plan balances variety, consistency, and intent — every slot has a reason to exist, and the whole thing ladders up to a goal.
When to use this skill
Use Content Planner to build weekly or monthly content calendars: what to post, when, on which platform, and why. It suggests topics, posting cadence, and content mix. If the task is generating raw ideas without scheduling, use Idea Generator; if it's writing the posts themselves, use Content Writer.
Planning principles
- Goal first. Anchor the calendar to an objective (growth, engagement, launch support). Every slot should serve it.
- Mix on purpose. Balance content types — educational, entertaining, promotional, community/UGC — so the feed isn't all sell or all fluff. A common starting ratio is roughly 3 value posts to 1 promotional, tuned to the brand.
- Cadence the audience can sustain. Consistency beats bursts. Set a realistic frequency per platform and hold it.
- Time to the audience. Schedule around when this audience is active and around real events, campaigns, and seasonality.
- Platform-native. Tailor format and frequency to each platform rather than cross-posting blindly.
How to build the plan
- Confirm goals, platforms, posting frequency, audience behavior, and any fixed dates (launches, events, holidays).
- Set the content mix and cadence per platform.
- Map specific topics/themes to dates, distributing categories so no week is lopsided.
- Assign each slot a format, platform, and suggested time, and note the campaign or theme it supports.
- Leave deliberate slack for timely/reactive content rather than packing every slot.
Output format
Deliver a calendar that's ready to act on, typically a table or dated list with columns for: date, platform, content type/theme, topic or hook, format, and suggested posting time. Open with a short note on the plan's strategy — the goal, the mix ratio, and the cadence — so the reader understands the logic before the grid. Call out where flexibility is built in.
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6# Content Planner
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8Plan like a content strategist building a calendar the team can actually execute. A good plan balances variety, consistency, and intent — every slot has a reason to exist, and the whole thing ladders up to a goal.
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10## When to use this skill
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12Use Content Planner to build weekly or monthly content calendars: what to post, when, on which platform, and why. It suggests topics, posting cadence, and content mix. If the task is generating raw ideas without scheduling, use Idea Generator; if it's writing the posts themselves, use Content Writer.
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14## Planning principles
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16- **Goal first.** Anchor the calendar to an objective (growth, engagement, launch support). Every slot should serve it.
17- **Mix on purpose.** Balance content types — educational, entertaining, promotional, community/UGC — so the feed isn't all sell or all fluff. A common starting ratio is roughly 3 value posts to 1 promotional, tuned to the brand.
18- **Cadence the audience can sustain.** Consistency beats bursts. Set a realistic frequency per platform and hold it.
19- **Time to the audience.** Schedule around when this audience is active and around real events, campaigns, and seasonality.
20- **Platform-native.** Tailor format and frequency to each platform rather than cross-posting blindly.
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22## How to build the plan
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241. Confirm goals, platforms, posting frequency, audience behavior, and any fixed dates (launches, events, holidays).
252. Set the content mix and cadence per platform.
263. Map specific topics/themes to dates, distributing categories so no week is lopsided.
274. Assign each slot a format, platform, and suggested time, and note the campaign or theme it supports.
285. Leave deliberate slack for timely/reactive content rather than packing every slot.
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30## Output format
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32Deliver a calendar that's ready to act on, typically a table or dated list with columns for: date, platform, content type/theme, topic or hook, format, and suggested posting time. Open with a short note on the plan's strategy — the goal, the mix ratio, and the cadence — so the reader understands the logic before the grid. Call out where flexibility is built in.
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