This course provides a system for planning, organizing, and scheduling social media content. Learners are guided through goal setting, audience research, content pillars, and calendar templates. It also covers batch creation, tools like Trello or Notion, and balancing engagement vs. promotion. Whether managing one brand or multiple accounts, this course helps reduce stress and increase consistency. Perfect for marketers, business owners, and content creators, you'll walk away with a 30-day content plan and a process to repeat every month.
Posting on social media without a plan leads to burnout, inconsistent messaging, and low engagement. This hands-on course teaches professionals, solopreneurs, and content creators how to build a high-performing content calendar that saves time, increases consistency, and boosts results. You’ll begin by clarifying your content goals — whether it’s building awareness, generating leads, educating your audience, or driving traffic. Then, you’ll define your core content pillars, brand voice, and posting frequency based on your platform mix (Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, TikTok, etc.). The course walks you through planning your content weekly and monthly using templates and scheduling tools like Notion, Google Sheets, Canva, Buffer, and Meta Business Suite. You'll learn how to mix formats — educational, inspirational, promotional, user-generated, and behind-the-scenes — for variety and engagement. You’ll explore how to repurpose content across platforms, batch-create visuals, and write captions that convert. Special modules cover hashtag strategy, CTAs, image guidelines, and algorithm-friendly posting practices. You’ll end with a personalized 30-day content calendar and the systems to refresh it monthly without starting from scratch. By the end of this course, you’ll no longer stress about “what to post” — instead, you’ll have a clear roadmap that supports your goals, engages your audience, and makes your social media work smarter, not harder.
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