How to plan a month of social posts in one afternoon
A step-by-step plan for batching a month of posts: posting schedule, content pillars, writing in passes, bulk posts, RSS and a timetable to copy.
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Step-by-step advice on batching content, timing posts, client approvals, messaging rules, AI assistants and the networks you post to.
Start with the topic you are stuck on. Every guide includes steps you can try in your own calendar.
A step-by-step plan for batching a month of posts: posting schedule, content pillars, writing in passes, bulk posts, RSS and a timetable to copy.
Read your own best-times data, turn it into weekly posting slots and run a fair timing test, instead of trusting a generic chart.
Agree on the rules, connect client profiles without passwords, review in batches through a shared calendar link and run final checks before anything goes live.
When the customer service window opens and closes, what you can send in each case, how template categories and review work, and a checklist before you send.
The standard messaging window, the human agent tag, private replies to comments, and how to plan broadcasts and follow-ups that stay within Meta's rules.
Set up the Postocial MCP server in Claude or ChatGPT, then draft and schedule posts, add media and read analytics in a chat. Includes prompts and safety tips.
When to use updates, offers and events, how to write each one, the photo and video specs, and a sample month of posts for a local business.
Limits, tags, links, media and etiquette compared side by side, plus one announcement rewritten for each network.
The help center covers each feature step by step, and the free tools check your posts before they go out.
Set-up guides for connecting accounts, scheduling, approvals and more.
Character counters, image resizers and font generators for each network.
Everything in Postocial, from the calendar to the API and MCP server.
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