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Create dated draft posts ready for review and assignment.
You get a dated social media content calendar from your spreadsheet plan, with a balanced mix ready for review and assignment.
Turn team themes into dated social post plans.
Your next month's social media calendar has post plans from your team's workbook, ready for approval alongside any gaps that need a decision.
Email ready-to-review captions for planned photos and clips.
Get three social media caption options by email for your planned photo or short video, with a recommended hook that fits your message.
Move chat caption requests into email review.
Get a social media caption from your team's rough ideas, ready for your reviewer to approve by email before anyone posts it.
Email page post previews to owners and pass their answers to editors.
Get the page owner's approval or revision notes by email, with a notice when your post review deadline passes unanswered.
Move channel drafts through review and verify each live post.
You get posts tailored to your social channels and live links by email. Your reviewer approves the drafts before publishing.
Route LinkedIn drafts from feed emails to the content owner.
Get LinkedIn drafts from the RSS stories already arriving in your inbox, with source links and a chance to review before posting.
Turn approved post handoffs into dated rows for each channel.
Your social media calendar comes back filled with dated posts for each channel, with missing details called out for your team.
Track clearance for the exact group post copy colleagues submit.
Your colleagues can email proposed group posts and get a clear answer on what they can submit.
Turn incoming feed articles into posts for chosen social accounts.
Your chosen RSS feeds become branded social posts, and your team gets links to what went live without chasing every update.
Move approved drafts into calendar slots ready for review.
Your social media post calendar fills with dated drafts, and your social lead gets a chat link to review open questions.
Keep each meme image and caption together in a calendar draft.
Your own photo becomes a meme draft with a matching caption, ready for your team to review in the content calendar.