content-planner

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Plan and organize your content calendar with AI-driven scheduling and topic suggestions.

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# 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 1. Confirm goals, platforms, posting frequency, audience behavior, and any fixed dates (launches, events, holidays). 2. Set the content mix and cadence per platform. 3. Map specific topics/...

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Author
holaboss-ai
Repository
holaboss-ai/holaOS
Created
5 months ago
Last Updated
3 weeks ago
Language
TypeScript
License
NOASSERTION

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