CONTENT CALENDAR
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Plan posts on the calendar, keep a backlog, and use your performance history to choose stronger topics and formats.
MONTH VIEW
October 2026
Every day has ranked marketing opportunities: 1 optional, 3 strongest. The plus creates a draft; selecting the date only opens the day.MARKETING DAY
18 Oct 2026
Rank 1 is optional, rank 3 is the strongest opportunity. A marketing day is only an idea until you create and save a post.Use the proposed posting date to support awareness with a respectful, people-first message.
Prepare assets in advance: use a clear awareness visual, prevention/resources note and a short internal support message.Collect one idea for the coming week; this is a planning prompt, not a must-post day.
Open the day, review ideas and decide whether anything deserves a planned post.EMAIL LIST
Post notifications
When a post is published, this list receives the LinkedIn URL.ADD CONTENT
Plan a post or save it to backlog
Pick a calendar day, use an idea from the calendar, or save an undated post for later.BACKLOG
Posts waiting for a slot
WHAT TO POST
Current ideas
PLANNED CONTENT CALENDAR
What is planned, when
Images are removed automatically four days after the published date, or four days after the scheduled date if it was never marked published.POTENTIAL
What to improve next
Your Tue–Thu plan equals about 39 posts per 90 days. The current gap is 34 posts.
Finish these labels so topic and media recommendations use the full history.
40.9% weighted engagement from 9 posts.
Company updates & events × Document / PDF, but avoid repeating the same subject as your last three posts.
SCHEDULE
Upcoming Swiss posting slots
Best practice: prepare the draft one day earlier, then check the news angle again two hours before publishing.
YOUR DATA
Topic potential
Weighted engagement rate by topicYOUR DATA
Format potential
Weighted engagement rate by media formatLIVE NEWS RADAR
Current angles worth considering
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