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SOCIAL CONTENT PLANNING · Workflow idea

A week of posts, ready for your review.

Share what matters this week, who you’re speaking to, and how your brand sounds. Get a set of social post drafts arranged into a weekly plan—with approval built in before anything goes live.

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Starts with
What should this week’s posts focus on?
Produces
A weekly plan of draft posts with suggested timing, ready for a person to review and a brand approver to sign off.
Category
Content & marketing

01 / The starting point

A clear request.
A useful direction.

Your brand notes, campaign details, and weekly priorities

“Create a week of social post drafts around my chosen topics. Follow my brand voice, use the channels and posting pace I specify, and prepare the plan for review before scheduling.”
An example request · Make it specific to your team.

02 / The work

5 tasks.
One useful outcome.

Turns weekly themes and brand guidance into social post drafts, then organizes them into a schedule for review.

  1. Set this week’s focus

    Gather the topics, announcements, offers, or stories you want to share.

  2. Write in your brand voice

    Create post drafts that reflect your tone, audience, and chosen themes.

  3. Organize the week

    Arrange drafts across the posting days and timing you choose.

  4. Review every post

    Check accuracy, tone, links, and any details that need a final edit.

  5. Get brand approval

    Hold the plan until the designated approver signs off; only then move approved posts toward scheduling or publication.

03 / The result

Something useful.
Something to build on.

A weekly plan of draft posts with suggested timing, ready for a person to review and a brand approver to sign off.

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Plan a week of social posts

Content & marketing · Example outcome

The handoff

A weekly plan of draft posts with suggested timing, ready for a person to review and a brand approver to sign off.

Keep in mind

Every post stays a draft until a person reviews it and the brand approver explicitly signs off. Schedule or publish only approved posts, using the publishing options available to you.

04 / Make it yours

Set the brief.
Set the standard.

A few choices shape the work around your team.

Add your brand guidance

Share your brand voice, audience, preferred wording, and any terms or claims to avoid.

Choose the week’s topics

List the themes, campaigns, or updates to cover and how many drafts you need.

Set your posting preferences

Choose posting days, timing, and only the channels available in your current publishing setup.

Name the reviewers

Decide who reviews the drafts and who gives final brand approval before anything is scheduled or published.

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