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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
September 2038
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 Sep 2038
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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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
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WHAT TO POST
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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 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
Format potential
Weighted engagement rate by media formatLIVE NEWS RADAR
Current angles worth considering
Cached for 30 minutes to protect page performance.News in Brief Podcast | Week 36 2026 | Geopolitics, port congestion & rising air freight rates
Geopolitical tensions, port congestion and shifting freight rates dominate this week’s News in Brief. Host Charlotte Goldstone chats to ex-liner exec Nils Roche about the late…
Borderlands Mexico: Trucker protest raises stakes in Mexico-US B-1 visa dispute
This week in Borderlands Mexico: Trucker protest raises stakes in Mexico-US B-1 visa dispute; CBP announces extended-hours program at Laredo bridge; and Imperative Logistics exp…
Sunday Brunch: The American Dream looks very different from Hong Kong
(Editor’s note: This is a long read – enjoy! And if after this column you are hungry for more insight, you can also read Adam’s latest post published on LInkedIn, fr…
$277K Guinness heist: Thieves hit same UK depot twice in 2 hours
The first driver left within 10 minutes. Less than two hours later, another truck entered and took a second loaded trailer. The post $277K Guinness heist: Thieves hit same UK de…
Big jump in truck transportation jobs in latest BLS report
Truck transportation jobs showed a strong upward move in the latest monthly report. The post Big jump in truck transportation jobs in latest BLS report appeared first on Freight…
Xeneta: August air cargo demand grows 6%
Global air cargo demand remained strong in August, with volumes up 6% year on year, meaning shippers must wait a little longer to see a bigger drop in still-elevated freight rat…
Samsung looks to FMC for record-breaking $186m from CMA CGM
South Korean consumer electronics giant Samsung has lodged the largest claim to be put before US maritime regulators at the FMC and is seeking $186m in damages from French carri…
First flight for IAI’s Airbus A330-300P2F
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has completed the maiden flight of its converted Airbus A330-300 passenger-to-freighter (P2F) aircraft. The flight was conducted as part of the…
Retail diesel has never been this expensive
Retail diesel prices are at an all-time high according to one key measurement. The daily average national retail price for diesel, published by AAA, was set Friday at $5.85/gall…
Jones Act service gets new 10-year port deal
A new 10-year deal terminal tech deal supports Jones Act service to Puerto Rico. The post Jones Act service gets new 10-year port deal appeared first on FreightWaves.
Capacity fears as US drayage rates are buoyed by converging trends
Concerns are rising in the US about drayage capacity and pricing, as a convergence of factors is producing signs of mounting strain. The situation has come to the fore in recent…
Trailer Flexibility Is Disappearing Faster Than Fleets Realize
For the past several years, many fleets have viewed trailer capacity as a lever they could pull as conditions changed—adding units when freight improved and returning them when …
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