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Content calendar

Skill m-binimran/creator-pack/skills/content-calendar

Claude Code pack for Instagram & Facebook content creators: FTC/Meta disclosure, copyright, brand-safety & no-fabricated-stats guardrails + skills for Reels/carousels/Stories/captions/repurposing/sponsorships, loops & review agents. Not legal advice.

Install
npx -y skills add m-binimran/creator-pack --skill content-calendar

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Build a posting calendar for Instagram + Facebook - cadence, format mix, series, and themes - that's sustainable. Use when planning a week/month of content.

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content-calendar

A calendar you can actually keep, with a healthy format mix and repeatable series.

Process

  1. Cadence: a realistic posting rhythm (e.g. 3-5 Reels/week + carousels + Stories daily) for IG, plus FB cross-posts where they fit. Sustainable beats heroic-then-burnout.
  2. Format mix: Reels for reach, carousels for saves/teaching, single posts for statements, Stories for connection. Don't post only one type.
  3. Series & themes: recurring formats per weekday (e.g. tip Tuesdays) reduce decision fatigue and compound.
  4. Pillars: balance educate / entertain / inspire / promote (keep promo a minority).
  5. Map ideas (from content-ideation) onto dates with the hook + format + CTA per slot.

Output

  • A calendar table: date -> format -> topic/hook -> CTA -> status, with the weekly series noted.

Guardrails

  • Realistic volume for a solo creator; quality over quantity (platforms penalize mass-produced sameness).
  • Space out launches/promos; keep value-first balance.

Keep looking

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