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Skill Mattakushi432/Claude-Code-Skills-Custom-DevTools-Pack/plugins/devtools-pack/skills/content-calendar

A curated pack of custom Claude Code skills for developers — installable as a Claude Code plugin marketplace.

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Content Calendar

Content Pillar Framework

Defining Content Pillars

3–5 evergreen topics that map to ICP pain points and your solution:

Pillar 1: [Core problem your product solves]
Pillar 2: [Adjacent strategic topic your buyers care about]
Pillar 3: [Industry best practices your buyers follow]
Pillar 4: [Company/product news and updates]
Pillar 5: [Social proof / customer stories]

Pillar-to-Content Mapping

Pillar% of OutputContent Types
Education (problem/solution)40%Blog, guides, webinars, email
Inspiration (use cases, POV)25%Case studies, LinkedIn, podcast
Entertainment / Engagement15%Social polls, behind-the-scenes
Product / Company10%Feature announcements, releases
SEO / Demand capture10%Comparison pages, how-to guides

Publishing Cadence

Sustainable Cadence by Team Size

Team SizeBlogSocial (LinkedIn)EmailPodcast/Video
Solo2/month3/week2/monthOptional
2–34/month5/week4/month1/month
4–66–8/monthDailyWeeklyBi-weekly
7+10+/month2+/dayWeeklyWeekly

Rule: Consistent cadence beats high-volume inconsistency. 2 posts/week every week beats 10 posts one week, then nothing.

Editorial Calendar Template

Monthly Planning Sheet

Month: [Month Year]
Theme: [Monthly focus aligned to product or season]

Week 1:
  MON: [Content piece] — [Pillar] — [Channel] — [Owner]
  WED: [Content piece] — [Pillar] — [Channel] — [Owner]
  FRI: [Content piece] — [Pillar] — [Channel] — [Owner]

Week 2: ...
Week 3: ...
Week 4: ...

Monthly goals:
  - Organic traffic target: [N]
  - Email subscribers target: [N]
  - Leads from content: [N]

Content Brief Template

Title (draft): [Working title]
Target keyword: [Primary keyword + 3–5 semantic variants]
Pillar: [Which content pillar]
Format: [Blog / Video / Email / Social / Guide]
Audience: [Which ICP segment]
Funnel stage: [TOFU / MOFU / BOFU]
Goal: [What this piece drives: awareness / leads / revenue]
CTA: [Desired action]
Owner: [Writer]
Due: [Date]
Publish: [Date]
Status: [ ] Brief → [ ] Draft → [ ] Review → [ ] Published

Outline:
  H1: [Headline]
  Intro: Hook + problem + promise
  H2: [Section 1]
  H2: [Section 2]
  ...
  Conclusion + CTA

Seasonal Planning

12-Month Content Calendar Template

MonthIndustry EventCompany EventContent ThemeKey Dates
JanNew year planningQ1 launchGoal-setting, new yearJan 1
FebIndustry conf (check)Valentine tie-in or ignoreFeb 14
MarSpringQ1 reviewQuarter in reviewMar 31
AprEarth Day (if relevant)Apr 22
MayMid-year momentum
JunQ2 reviewSummer planningJun 21
JulSummerLighter content
AugBack to schoolFall prep / planning
SepFall conf seasonQ3 launchPlanning season begins
OctCybersecurity (if relevant)Q4 pushOct 31
NovBlack Friday (B2C)Year-end planningNov last Thu
DecYear in reviewWrap-up, predictionsDec 25

Content Repurposing Matrix

One Piece, Many Formats

CORE ASSET (long-form blog post or research report)
│
├── Email newsletter (summary + link)
├── LinkedIn post (key insight + quote)
├── Twitter/X thread (main points numbered)
├── LinkedIn carousel (slides of key frameworks)
├── Short-form video (30–60s hook + insight)
├── Podcast episode (deep dive discussion)
├── Webinar (live walkthrough with Q&A)
├── Infographic (visual data from the piece)
└── Sales enablement doc (share with prospects)

Repurposing Priority by Channel ROI

ChannelRepurposing EffortReachBest For
EmailLowDirect (high intent)MOFU nurture
LinkedInLowOrganic reachB2B awareness
SEO blogHighCompoundingLong-term TOFU
Short videoMediumViral potentialTOFU awareness
WebinarHighEngaged audienceMOFU conversion

Distribution Matrix

Channel Selection by Content Type

Content TypeEmailBlogLinkedInTwitterYouTubePodcast
Data reportPrimaryPrimarySecondarySecondary
TutorialPrimarySecondaryPrimary
Opinion pieceSecondaryPrimaryPrimary
Case studySecondaryPrimaryPrimary
Feature releasePrimaryPrimarySecondarySecondarySecondary
Podcast episodePrimarySecondarySecondaryPrimary

Content Performance Tracking

Per-Piece Metrics (review at 30/60/90 days)

MetricWhat It Tells You
Organic sessionsSEO performance
Time on pageEngagement quality
Scroll depthContent resonance
CTA click rateConversion effectiveness
Backlinks acquiredLink-building performance
Social sharesVirality
Leads attributedRevenue impact

Monthly Content Scorecard

Total pieces published: [N]
Pieces hitting traffic goal: [N/Total]
Best performing piece: [title] — [metric]
Worst performing piece: [title] — [why]
Top channel by leads: [channel]
Content-attributed pipeline: [$]
Next month focus: [theme/gap to fill]

Content Operations Workflow

4-Week Rolling Workflow

Week -4: Brief written + research assigned
Week -3: First draft submitted
Week -2: Edit + SEO optimization + design assets
Week -1: Final review + schedule
Week 0:  Publish + distribute across channels
Week +1: Promote in email + social
Week +4: 30-day performance review

Content Stack (Recommended)

ToolPurpose
Notion / AirtableEditorial calendar and briefs
Google DocsDrafts and collaboration
Semrush / AhrefsKeyword research
Grammarly / HemingwayCopy editing
Figma / CanvaDesign assets
Buffer / HootsuiteSocial scheduling
ConvertKit / HubSpotEmail scheduling
DescriptPodcast / video editing

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