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One week of posts,planned for your business.
Say what the business does and what you want to say this week. You get the themes, how the week splits across Facebook, Instagram and a blog, and a post idea for each day.
The tool
Two lines in.
A week out.
The planner checks its own plan the way FABLS's real planner does, and lists anything it had to repair. Nothing is published, and nothing you type is stored.
One week is a taste. In FABLS the plan is three to six months of dated slots, written by your own writers and approved by you.
Plan it in FABLSHow to use it
Describe it, read it,
take what fits.
A calendar is easier to edit than to start. The planner gives you a week to react to: keep the angles that sound like you, change the ones that do not, and move the days to suit your own week.
- 1Describe the businessWrite what the business is in a few words, and what you want to say this week: a launch, an offer, an event, or simply what is on the shelf.
- 2Plan the weekPress Plan my week. You get two or three themes, the share of the week for each channel, and a post idea for each planned day.
- 3Copy it or download itCopy the plan as text to paste into your own calendar, or download it as a CSV file that opens in any spreadsheet.
Nothing to sign up forNothing is published
What it is
A week from two lines,
said plainly.
A model plans the week from the two lines you give it. It does not know your brand, your voice, your past posts or your season, and it writes angles, not finished posts. What comes back is checked like a real plan: a slot on a channel that is not in the plan is dropped, an hour outside the day is moved, the shares are made to add up to one hundred, and every repair is listed.
If the planner is busy, or your hour's allowance is used up, the page shows a sample week for a made-up bakery and labels it Sample. A sample is never presented as your plan.
Plain about it: the plan is a suggestion. Nothing is posted anywhere, and FABLS does not keep what you typed.
In FABLS
The same idea,
for a whole quarter.
In FABLS the plan is three to six months of dated slots across your channels, built from your brand, your writers and your own numbers. Each slot becomes a draft in a writer's voice, you approve it, and FABLS publishes it. Nothing goes out without your say, and the report counts what did.
Want a whole month first, with no account? Plan one on the home page.
Plain about it: every channel starts on approval. A manager can switch one to autopilot, and ads never go on autopilot.
Questions
Quick answers.
Is the content calendar maker free?
Yes, with no account. It is limited per visitor per hour, because each plan is a model call. When the limit is spent the page says so and shows a labelled sample instead.
Does it post anything?
No. It makes a plan to read and copy. Nothing is published on any account.
Does FABLS keep what I type?
No. The business and the topic go to FABLS's demo service to be planned and are not stored. Only a per-hour allowance for your connection is counted.
Why does the plan list repairs?
A model's answer is not trusted as it comes. The planner checks it, fixes what is wrong, such as shares that do not add up to one hundred, and tells you what it changed.
Can I plan more than a week?
Here, one week. The home page plans a whole month without an account, and FABLS plans three to six months of dated slots for your brand.
Keep going
The plan is the start.
The profile comes first.
The plan
Three to six months of dated slots, and how FABLS builds and keeps them.
How the plan worksBio writer
A few lines about the business become a profile text for each platform, cut to its limit.
Write a bioSize cheat sheet
The pixels for the profile picture, the cover and the post picture on each platform.
Open the cheat sheetA week is planned.
The quarter is next.
FABLS plans from your brand and your numbers, drafts in your writers' voices and publishes only what you approve.
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