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Developing an Editorial Calendar
As you assess and develop content messages when you do share them.
for social media, it’s important to We’ve found that this approach works
think about it in a framework of how in email marketing, on our blog,
you will distribute it. One example of and in social media marketing. It ENTERTAIN MONTHLY
a common framework that is used lets us engage in conversations with
on social media is the 4-1-1 rule. At our audience and build awareness,
INSPIRE BIWEEKLY
Marketo, for example, we not only credibility, and trust and keep in
aim to share valuable content for our touch with our followers—without
audience, but focus on educating coming across as pushy or sales-y. START CONVERSATION WEEKLY
and providing value first and selling So even if one of your top priorities
second. Because of this philosophy, is “announcing new products,” 2 X WEEK
TEACH HOW TO DO SOMETHING
we follow a 4-1-1 rule. This rule states we don’t recommend limiting your
that for every four educational or posts to only information about your PROVIDE RELEVANT INFORMATION 3 X WEEK
entertaining posts (infographic, blog, new releases. Likewise, if you want
awareness-level ebook), you can to acquire new customers on social,
share one soft/midlevel promotion it’s still not the best venue for
Content Marketing Institute's diagram explains content purposes and how often each type should be
shared on your social channels.
(a more solution-focused asset) advertising deals.
and one hard/late-stage promotion
You can certainly mention
(a demo, for example).
promotions on occasion, but do so
This mix allows you to offer with caution. Your audience’s trust— "The 4-1-1 rule applies to brands on social media,
value that far outweighs the sales ultimately your most powerful selling in part because it fundamentally reminds us that
element of your mid- and late- tool—hangs in the balance.
stage promotions and educates and being a resource to others is the best way to
entertains your audience so they are market. (It's a good rule for life, too, isn't it?)"
more welcoming to the later stage
ANN HANDLEY Chief Content Officer, MarketingProfs
Developing an Editorial Calendar
USE THIS WORKSHEET FOR EACH PLATFORM TO CREATE AN EDITORIAL CALENDAR. FILL IN YOUR PRIORITIES BELOW.
Priority 1:
Priority 2:
Priority 3:
Priority 4:
Priority 5:
Developing an Editorial Calendar
How many times per day will you post for each social media platform?
What upcoming releases, company/industry events, announcements, and content do you want to share?
(You may have to check with other teams—PR, content, product.)
List any holidays, national/international events, and trends that you want to post about:
"Anything posted on social media can be considered global content. It's a challenge to plan and execute
social media campaigns across time zones, so be patient and careful to make sure your messages go out
at the right time and day." PEG FITZPATRICK Social Media Strategist and Co-Author, The Art of Social Media: Power Tips for Power Users
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Developing an Editorial Calendar
Social marketing has a lot of moving parts. Print out or copy this checklist to make
sure you’re completing the necessary daily tasks:
Check any incoming tweets/FB comments/LinkedIn mentions Check for new social promotion requests from your team,
from yesterday. whether this is done via a dynamic form or an email alias.
Refer any support questions to the appropriate team
Check your paid promotions.
Reply to any comments
Are you still within your budget?
"Like," "favorite," or "retweet" where appropriate
Is your audience engaging?
Check for friend requests and new followers; accept and follow
Check your editorial calendar and colleagues to confirm any
back where appropriate.
events, industry news, or announcements you'll need to monitor.
Double check the tweets/posts you scheduled last night. Send tomorrow's tweets, Facebook posts/LinkedIn posts around
Check for relevance (situations can change overnight!) for review.
Check all links Check all links
Check for typos Check for typos
Check your tracking parameters
(if using marketing automation or tracking platform to collect data)
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