Calendars · Autopilot
A posting calendar for social and a content calendar for the blog — at a glance what goes out and when.
The posting calendar runs your social media. The content calendar runs your blog and landing pages. Both fill themselves, both publish themselves — and at a glance you see what goes out today, tomorrow, and the whole month.
Calendars fill with content that already exists in the platform — from your catalog and your copy, not from a blank document.
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When posts go out in bursts and then the profile goes quiet for three weeks, or when the blog is written only while there is time. The calendar holds the rhythm instead of mood, and shows what goes out next week — not what should have gone out last week.
Shopakt calendars combine a social posting calendar and a content calendar for blog and landing pages. Both are filled by AI modules, both publish on a schedule — and you see at a glance what goes out today, tomorrow, and through the month.
Blog Archer and Social Publisher propose items and put them in the matching calendar.
You see what goes to social and what goes to the site; you move or pause as needed.
At the scheduled time, content goes to the channels — without daily manual clicking.
Social and site content at the same operational level.
The calendar is not an empty template — it is filled from Blog Archer and Social Publisher.
Automatic publishing with the option to move and pause.
The content calendar comes with the Standard package, from €155 per month. The social posting calendar is in the Business package, from €265 per month.
Posting calendar
A monthly overview on one screen — every scheduled, published, and prepared post, with a color status: you immediately see what’s ready, what’s waiting, what’s gone out.
Content calendar
Everything in one place — planned articles, generated drafts, scheduled posts, published texts — blog and landing pages together, monthly view.
How the calendars work together
The chain is automatic: an article published through the content calendar enters the material for the posting calendar — and becomes a post on social. You write it (more precisely: the engine writes it) once — it publishes everywhere. The site grows on Google, social grows on regularity, and you watch both calendars fill without you.
Answers about Content and social calendars from Devizzo.