Note: This tutorial is very detailed to help also beginners use the template easily. The template itself is very intuitive, so I recommend exploring it first. If you find anything confusing, you can refer to this tutorial. I hope you find it useful!
This is the heart of the planner, where all your content is organized. Here you can find all your posts (planned, in progress or published) It helps you keep a clear overview of your content strategy and manage each post efficiently from idea to publication.



There are two ways to create a new post inside the Content Calendar:
Once you add a new post, you need to choose a post template
Give a name to your post in the Title,
Select the Content Type (Post, Video, Story)
Add a Category to keep everything well-organize
Set a Priority level (High, Medium, Low).
Choose a publication date (It’s optional at first, if you don’t select a date, the post won’t appear in the “Calendar” View but will show up in the “To Schedule” view)
Add a status (it starts as “Idea” by default, but you can change it anytime as the post progresses).
Add the URL of the post once it has been published.
Write your Caption and note down your Tags (you can plan them ahead or add them later).
Add Additional Notes to remember important details.
Select a Campaign if the post is part of a larger project
Set the Social Media platform where the post will be published. (this will already be filled if you used a platform-specific template, but if you selected the cross-platform template you need to select the platforms manually)
In the Content Calendar database, you have more than 10 different views, each designed for specific purposes. The most useful ones are Calendar, To Schedule, Today, and This Week.
Another one is The Input Post Idea view at the left of the page. It’s great for quickly adding ideas you don’t have time to develop yet. You can find them later in the Idea view

This database gives you a detailed overview of each social media platform. Inside each platform, you can view all posts published there and switch between different views:

The Categories database helps you organize your posts by type, making it easier to identify the content of each post. You can:
The Campaign Database helps you track your campaigns or projects and the posts associated with them.
At the end of the page, you can see a list of all posts related to that campaign or project.

How to add a new Social Media:
How to add a button for a new Social Media:
+ tip: Use different icon colors to differentiate between the icon used in the Social Media Database and the icon used in the Content Calendar Database templates