COMMUNITY CONTENT PLANNING · Workflow idea
For a community and account the team is authorized to represent, prepare discussion-post drafts from approved topics and organize them in a proposed schedule. Follow each community’s rules, avoid fabricated personal experiences or disguised promotion, check factual claims and disclosures, and require a moderator or account owner to approve the exact text, destination, and timing before anything is published.
01 / The starting point
An approved topic, community scope, and account owner’s content plan
“Prepare relevant discussion ideas without misleading readers or publishing without a human decision.”
02 / The work
Helps a team prepare discussion-post drafts and organize them for review on a selected schedule.
Verify the intended destination and that the team may prepare content for that account.
Use an approved editorial purpose and avoid bait, spam, or undisclosed promotion.
Keep statements accurate and do not invent personal experience or unsupported facts.
Review formatting, frequency, affiliation disclosure, and any restrictions on promotion.
Require a moderator or account owner to confirm copy, destination, and timing before publication.
03 / The result
A proposed content calendar with editable drafts, source notes, disclosure checks, and approval status.
Reviews & approvals · Example outcome
A proposed content calendar with editable drafts, source notes, disclosure checks, and approval status.
Automated posts can look inauthentic, violate community rules, or repeat unsupported claims. Use a real account owner, disclose relevant affiliations, avoid fabricated experiences, check duplicate topics and timing, and keep every post unpublished until approved.
04 / Make it yours
A few choices shape the work around your team.
Keep permitted topics, promotional limits, and disclosure requirements current.
Prohibit invented testimonials, misleading identities, and unsupported claims.
Space topics appropriately and review previously published material.
Store drafts as unpublished until a responsible person approves the final schedule.