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Plan posts on the calendar, keep a backlog, and use your performance history to choose stronger topics and formats.
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November 2034
Every day has ranked marketing opportunities: 1 optional, 3 strongest. The plus creates a draft; selecting the date only opens the day.MARKETING DAY
13 Nov 2034
Rank 1 is optional, rank 3 is the strongest opportunity. A marketing day is only an idea until you create and save a post.Start the week with one practical observation from freight markets, customer questions or operational planning.
Pick one trend, add one Fracht takeaway and keep it useful for shippers.EMAIL LIST
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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
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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 35 posts.
Finish these labels so topic and media recommendations use the full history.
62.5% weighted engagement from 9 posts.
Sustainability & CSR × Image / carousel, but avoid repeating the same subject as your last three posts.
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Best practice: prepare the draft one day earlier, then check the news angle again two hours before publishing.
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Topic potential
Weighted engagement rate by topicYOUR DATA
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Weighted engagement rate by media formatLIVE NEWS RADAR
Current angles worth considering
Cached for 30 minutes to protect page performance.Carriers’ wings clipped on LatAm-North America airfreight trades
Airfreight forwarders and their clients in Argentina are bracing themselves for a challenging three-weeks when the nation’s premier air cargo gateway, Buenos Aires’ Ezeiza Airpo…
Old Dominion’s August: Some good, some OK
Old Dominion Freight Line’s August update showed an acceleration in yield growth, with volumes closing in on positive territory. The post Old Dominion’s August: Some good, some …
Treat all cargo containing lithium-ion batteries as dangerous, says CINS
With ship fires caused by lithium-ion battery cargo continuing to pose a threat to vessel operations, container lines are on the verge of calling for such shipments to be mandat…
Future for South Korea’s Jeju Island box shipping service looks grim
The South Korean province of Jeju Island wants local construction companies to aggregate containerised shipments to stem losses arising from a direct shipping service from China…
US importers need better visibility of every deal before goods are shipped
US importers can no longer treat customs clearance as the end of their compliance obligations – customs is increasingly scrutinising entries for months after cargo has been rele…
AI and semiconductors continue to fuel demand out of Taiwan
Air cargo capacity out of Taiwan remains tight and rates are rising on every lane due to continued AI and semiconductor demand, new research from Dimerco has found. The freight …
DSV weighs early CargoWise move as WiseTech tackles pricing and ACCC scrutiny
In the first of a two-part interview with WiseTech CEO Zubin Appoo, The Loadstar looks at DSV’s evolving relationship with CargoWise, the impact of its new pricing model, …
Expeditors’ advisory: AI scenarios – air freight ‘hit hardest’ under worst case
What about direct/indirect impact of the AI investment boom on freight markets and supply chains? Yeah, what DHL Group recently labelled “smart industrial growth”…
Airfreight demand stays buoyant as underlying growth drivers evolve, says DHL
After a strong first half, air cargo demand remained buoyant in the third quarter, although the underlying drivers of growth are evolving, according to a major forwarder. “Earli…
Comments close on EPA’s DEF rule; which way will it go?
The people have spoken on DEF changes. Now it waits for the EPA decision. The post Comments close on EPA’s DEF rule; which way will it go? appeared first on FreightWaves.
Post-Apex probe: Smart freight, smarter regulators – logistics vs national security
For decades, freight forwarders have competed on a familiar set of metrics: rates, capacity, reliability, transit time and network reach. Technology has improved the tools, but …
Ethiopian reportedly considering order for up to 10 Boeing freighters
Ethiopian Airlines is reportedly considering purchasing up to 10 freighters from Boeing, including 777Fs and new generation 777-8Fs. According to Reuters two industry sources ha…
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