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Mkt Content Calendar

  • 27 installs
  • 223 repo stars
  • Updated June 6, 2026
  • asgard-ai-platform/skills

mkt-content-calendar is a skill that builds multi-platform content calendars using content pillars, repurposing, and team workflow to keep publishing consistent.

About

This skill builds and manages content calendars for multi-platform content marketing, covering editorial planning, content-type allocation, and team workflow. A developer or agent uses it to plan content across channels, coordinate a content team, and maintain publishing consistency. It produces a monthly calendar with content pillars, a detailed content plan, and monthly KPIs.

  • Builds multi-platform editorial calendars around 3-5 content pillars
  • Includes a content repurposing tree from one core piece
  • Warns against posting frequency without content-channel fit

Mkt Content Calendar by the numbers

  • 27 all-time installs (skills.sh)
  • Ranked #1,435 of 1,879 Marketing & SEO skills by installs in the Skillselion catalog
  • Data as of Aug 2, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
At a glance

mkt-content-calendar capabilities & compatibility

Capabilities
copywriting · ad optimization
Use cases
marketing · copywriting
From the docs

What mkt-content-calendar says it does

IRON LAW: Higher Posting Frequency Without Content-Channel Fit REDUCES Engagement Per Post
SKILL.md
**Consistency > virality**: Posting 3x/week for 6 months beats one viral post. Algorithms reward consistency.
SKILL.md
**Batch production saves time**: Create a week's content in one session rather than daily.
SKILL.md
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Last updatedJune 6, 2026
Repositoryasgard-ai-platform/skills

What it does

Plan a month of multi-platform content around content pillars with owners, formats, and KPIs.

Who is it for?

Coordinating a content team and maintaining consistent multi-channel publishing.

Skip if: Increasing posting frequency without first testing content-channel fit.

When should I use this skill?

The user says 'we post randomly', 'plan our content for next month', or 'what should we post this week'.

What you get

A monthly calendar allocates content across pillars and platforms with owners, formats, and KPIs, keeping publishing consistent.

  • monthly content calendar
  • content pillars
  • detailed content plan

By the numbers

  • 3-5 content pillars
  • 80% planned / 20% reactive content
  • test fit on 5 posts before a cadence

Files

SKILL.mdMarkdownGitHub ↗

Content Calendar

Framework

IRON LAW: Higher Posting Frequency Without Content-Channel Fit REDUCES Engagement Per Post

Agents default to "post more often" when building content calendars. But
publishing frequency only improves reach when content format matches
platform consumption patterns. Posting a LinkedIn thought-leadership
article to Instagram Reels, or pushing daily content when you only have
2 good ideas per week, dilutes engagement rate and trains the algorithm
to suppress your content. Test content-channel fit on 5 posts BEFORE
committing to a cadence.

Content Pillars (3-5 Themes)

Define 3-5 recurring themes that align with business goals:

PillarPurposeContent RatioExample
EducationalEstablish expertise, attract search traffic40%How-to guides, tutorials, tips
PromotionalDrive sales and conversions20%Product features, offers, launches
EngagementBuild community and interaction20%Polls, questions, UGC, memes
Brand StoryBuild trust and personality10%Behind-scenes, team stories, values
CuratedAdd value without creating from scratch10%Industry news, partner content

Planning Process

Monthly Planning (first week of prior month) 1. Review prior month's performance (top 3 posts, worst 3 posts, overall metrics) 2. Align with business calendar: launches, promotions, events 3. Map to content pillars: ensure balanced distribution 4. Assign to team: writer, designer, reviewer 5. Set publishing dates and platforms

Weekly Check-in

  • Review upcoming week's content: is it ready? Approved?
  • Adjust based on trending topics or urgent news
  • Repurpose top-performing content from prior week

Content Repurposing Strategy

One Core Piece (e.g., blog post)
├── → Instagram carousel (key points)
├── → LinkedIn post (professional angle)
├── → X thread (bite-sized insights)
├── → YouTube short / Reel (visual summary)
├── → Email newsletter (curated highlight)
└── → LINE message (key takeaway + link)

Calendar Template Structure

DatePlatformPillarTopicFormatCopy StatusVisual StatusPublish Time
Mon 4/7IGEducational"5 tips for..."CarouselDraftIn design12:00
Tue 4/8LinkedInBrandTeam spotlightPhoto + textApprovedReady09:00

Seasonal & Event Planning (Taiwan)

MonthEvents/HolidaysContent Opportunities
JanNew YearYear-in-review, goals
FebLunar New Year (春節)Holiday greetings, lucky draw
MarWhite Day, 婦女節Gift guides, women's stories
Apr兒童節, Tomb SweepingFamily content, spring themes
MayMother's DayGift promotions, mother stories
JunDragon Boat, 畢業季Graduation offers, summer prep
Jul-AugSummer salesSummer campaigns, travel content
SepMoon Festival (中秋)Mooncake season, gifting
Oct雙十節National pride, promotions
Nov11.11, Black FridayMajor sales events
DecChristmas, year-endGift guides, year-end review

Output Format

# Content Calendar: {Brand} — {Month}

## Monthly Theme
{Overarching theme or campaign}

## Content Plan
| Week | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri |
|------|-----|-----|-----|-----|-----|
| W1 | {IG: topic} | {LI: topic} | — | {FB: topic} | {IG: topic} |
| W2 | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... |

## Content Details
| # | Date | Platform | Pillar | Topic | Format | Owner | Status |
|---|------|----------|--------|-------|--------|-------|--------|
| 1 | {date} | {platform} | {pillar} | {topic} | {format} | {name} | Draft/Review/Ready |

## KPIs for the Month
| Metric | Target | Prior Month |
|--------|--------|------------|
| Total posts | {N} | {N} |
| Engagement rate | {%} | {%} |
| Follower growth | +{N} | +{N} |
| Traffic from social | {N visits} | {N} |

Gotchas

  • Consistency > virality: Posting 3x/week for 6 months beats one viral post. Algorithms reward consistency.
  • Don't create content for every platform: Better to do 2 platforms well than 5 poorly. Choose based on where your audience actually is.
  • Batch production saves time: Create a week's content in one session rather than daily. Batch writing, batch design, batch scheduling.
  • Leave room for real-time content: 80% planned, 20% reactive. Trending topics and current events can't be planned a month in advance.
  • Measure what matters: Likes are vanity. Track: saves (content value), shares (reach), clicks (action), and DMs/comments (engagement depth).

References

  • For social copywriting per platform, see the pr-social-copywriting skill
  • For content performance analytics, see references/content-analytics.md

Related skills

FAQ

What are content pillars?

3-5 recurring themes aligned to business goals, such as educational, promotional, engagement, brand story, and curated, with a suggested content ratio each.

Does posting more often always help?

No; higher frequency without content-channel fit reduces engagement per post and can train the algorithm to suppress your content.

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