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THE EDITORIAL PLAN

In preparing for battle I have always found that plans are useless, but planning is indispensable.

The editorial plan is the schematized set of strategic actions, aimed at achieving the objectives and a pre-established target audience, qualitatively and quantitatively measurable.
A well-developed strategy is essential, without which digital activities risk being inefficient or becoming a self-referential sounding board.

FOCUS
STRENGTHS

Tips to remember while building your editorial plan:

Keep in mind important times and dates of the year to focus on

Organize publications for each active media (editorial calendar)

Prepare content in advance

Take inventory of your content and think about what time of year is best to share it.

Be creative, don’t leave any gaps, plan ahead what to publish in periods of little news

Provide useful elements to those who are looking for information about your product or the topic of your articles/posts

5 STAGES
To start the editorial calendar
01

FREQUENCY

Define publishing days and times

02
DATES

Select the days and times to post

03

CONTENTS

Select topics and hashtags

04

CREATION

Prepare images, graphics, photos, videos, texts, …

05

COLLABORATIONS

Mention who is involved in the project: partners, influencers, institutions, …

SUGGESTIONS
DON'T FORGET ABOUT ...

The planning method proposed by Russell Sparkman 1 -7 – 30 – 4 – 2 – 1

CASE STUDY
A SUCCESSFUL CAMPAIGN

Starbucks: “omnichannel” marketing strategy

Social communication that reflects the “physical” characteristics of the brand: in its stores not only coffee, but socialization, meeting, a break from the rest of the world.

Project Features
Starbucks and omnichannel marketing | Social Plan

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