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Content calendar templates

Start with four populated plans, preview their actual rows, download CSV, ICS or JSON, or open a private editable copy in the planner.

Original illustrative entries · Editable in DraftGlide · CSV, ICS and JSON

A simple week for a pottery creator

Three varied posts with room to prepare. A manageable example rather than a universal posting rule.

Day 2 · Show the finished cup · Instagram

Day 4 · A handle from two angles · TikTok

Day 6 · Let viewers choose the next shape · Instagram

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A small-shop product launch

A coherent lead-in, product explanation and follow-up without invented scarcity.

Day 1 · Prepare the product facts · Instagram

Day 3 · Show what is being made · TikTok

Day 5 · Explain one useful product detail · Instagram

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A creator video pipeline

Separate research, filming, title choice and release so each has a real owner action.

Day 1 · Confirm the demonstration · YouTube

Day 2 · Draft and rehearse the script · YouTube

Day 4 · Film the missing shots · YouTube

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One idea, reviewed for three audiences

An English planning template for manually adapting a pottery process post across platforms and languages.

Day 1 · Approve the source story · Instagram

Day 3 · English photo caption review · Instagram

Day 5 · Portuguese video adaptation review · TikTok

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Pick a structure that matches the work

A weekly plan makes room for a sustainable cadence. A launch plan puts preparation before announcements. A video pipeline separates filming from packaging. A repurposing plan gives each language and platform its own review task.

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Every filled row is illustrative. Replace dates, claims, asset notes and audience details. Opening a template creates a private copy; editing it does not change the public sample.

Choose a real file format

CSV is an editable table; ICS is a set of calendar events; JSON is a versioned plan you can re-import. CSV can be imported into a spreadsheet tool manually. No Google Sheets or Notion account integration is implied.