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Pick your colors, a font and a style. See 9 posts the way your profile will show them.
Pick your business, how many posts a week, a start date and 4 or 12 weeks. You get a dated plan built from your industry’s topics and post ideas, with key dates like holidays marked, ready to print, download as a spreadsheet or add to your calendar.
Building your calendar…
Two to five posts a week. Three is a pace most owners can keep all year.
It starts next Monday by default. Plan 4 weeks, or 12 for a whole season.
CSV for Google Sheets or Excel, .ics for Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook.
Shoot the photos for a few weeks in one session, then schedule the posts so they go out on their own.
Same days every week. Your calendar then only has to answer what to post, never when.
A calendar that alternates tips, products, news and behind the scenes never feels repetitive, even when you reuse an idea.
Holidays, events and order deadlines go on the calendar before anything else. Regular posts fill the gaps.
Pre-orders, gift cards and bookings need two to four weeks of notice. The calendar marks when to announce, not just the day itself.
A sold-out sign or a surprise special can take a planned post’s place. Move the planned one to the next week instead of dropping it.
Keep what got saved and shared, drop what didn’t, and plan the next month in one sitting.
Yes. It runs in your browser, with no sign-up, and the files are made on your device.
Download the .ics file. Then, in Google Calendar on a computer, open Settings, choose Import and export, and import the file into the calendar you want.
Yes. Excel opens it directly. In Google Sheets, use File, then Import, and upload the file.
Yes. The calendar marks the US dates that matter for your kind of business, like Thanksgiving for bakeries or National Coffee Day for coffee shops, and plans an announcement ahead of the ones that need pre-orders or bookings.
Four weeks is a good habit: far enough to batch the work, close enough to stay flexible. Plan 12 weeks when a big season is coming, like the holidays.
Pick your colors, a font and a style. See 9 posts the way your profile will show them.
Pick your business and a goal. Get 10 post ideas with what to show and a first line for the caption.
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