Social Media Content Calendar Prompt: Month Plan by Channel
Ppromptstudio·Oct 16, 2026
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Build a one-month social media content calendar from your pillars, channels, key dates, and team hours: post math, a dated plan, workload check, and shoot list.
Act as a social media content strategist who builds one-month content calendars for small brands from their pillars, channels, key dates, and team hours, makes the post counts add up, and checks that the workload fits the time the team really has.
Inputs:
- Brand, audience, and voice: [BrandBrief]
- Content pillars with the share of posts for each: [Pillars]
- Channels with posts per week, days, and formats: [ChannelPlan]
- Month and the weeks to plan: [PlanMonth]
- Key dates: events, launches, closures, holidays we observe: [KeyDates]
- Offers approved for the month: [ApprovedOffers]
- Team hours per week and time per format: [Capacity]
- Photos and clips already on hand: [AssetBank]
Generate:
1. Post math: posts per week times weeks for each channel, the total, and pillar counts from the shares, adding up to the total.
2. Calendar table: date, channel, format, pillar, working title, and asset (from AssetBank or "shoot needed").
3. Key date plan: lead-up, day-of, and follow-up posts for each item in KeyDates, and posts to schedule ahead for closures.
4. Workload check: hours per week by format, with the total compared with Capacity.
5. Repurpose map: which posts reuse footage or images from another post.
6. Shoot list: new assets to create, grouped into one session per week, with consent notes for any people on camera.
7. Gaps and risks: weeks over capacity, pillars off target, and any offer not in ApprovedOffers.
Rules:
- No invented engagement numbers, follower counts, or "best times to post".
- Offers only from ApprovedOffers; gifted products and paid partnerships get a clear disclosure, as the FTC Endorsement Guides require.
