Content Editorial Calendar - List, Week And Month View
Statusbrew's Planner gives you an intuitive view of your social media activities in one easy-to-read calendar. You can plan your content for the week or month and always stay on top.
Must read: Introduction to Planner
Statusbrew’s Calendar offers four separate views: List, Week, Month and Grid
Toggle between these from the top of the Planner. You can also open Asset manager and track Post performance from the same place.
List View
List view is best when you want a good sense of the order in which your posts will be published.
This view will clearly display the status of the posts. On the left of each post, the colored icons represent the status of each post:
Needs Approval
Published
Failed
Scheduled
Rejected
Past Reminders
Draft
Week View in Calendar
Week view allows you to easily identify gaps on a day-by-day basis within your Content Calendar.
Click a post thumbnail to expand the preview, view status, and get corresponding actions.
You can drag-and-drop a scheduled post in Week view to reschedule its date and time.
Month View in Calendar
Month view allows you to see your complete content strategy in place for each day of the month with posts across networks, enabling you to spread posts apart more effectively and add or remove content to form a more well-rounded social strategy.
Just as the week view, click a post thumbnail to expand the preview, view status, and get corresponding actions.
You can also drag-and-drop a scheduled post in Month view to reschedule its date and time.
Grid View
The Grid view allows you to visualize how your posts will appear on the Instagram post grid. This view displays your scheduled, pending approval, and published Instagram posts from the last 180 days. You can drag and drop scheduled posts or posts awaiting approval within the grid to reschedule them as needed.
Click on any post to see post details, preview, edit, and more. Within the post detail’s three dots menu, use Hide from Instagram to hide any post from the grid if needed. For instance, if you delete a post within the Instagram app, it will still show up in the grid. To avoid confusion, you can hide this post from the grid using the provided option.
