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Editorial calendar

Samina Minda Hossain
9 minutes
Editorial calendar
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Have you found yourself setting due dates for your content items and wondering who is responsible for them before they get published?The built-in editorial calendar makes it easy to manage content items and their assignees. Use the calendar together with the project overview to benefit your planning.

Let’s visualize your content ahead

Let’s start visualizing your content items’ operations – go to   Mission Control > Editorial calendar. You can see due dates, content items scheduled for publishing, and published content items. The calendar puts your content items into four categories. This is to help you quickly check how your content production efforts are going:
  • On track – shows that your content items are in progress before their specified due dates.
  • Delayed – displays the content items' progress is past their due date for publishing.
  • Scheduled – shows you when the content items will be published.
  • Published – indicates your content items are successfully published at a specific date.

Change between the views you need

When strategizing, you may have different needs for how you want to view your content items.
Switching between the calendar and agenda views.
Using the dropdown next to the Today button, you can switch between the Calendar view and Agenda view.
  • The Calendar view gives a detailed overview of the content items over the selected month. It is useful for a quick overview when planning.
  • The Agenda view gives a compact list of days when content items are due, scheduled, published, and more.

Filter content items in your calendar

If you see too many content items in the calendar, use filters in the Refine results panel.
Filters in the editorial calendar don't affect the filters in the rest of your project.
If you frequently filter for the same kind of content, save your filter for later use. Be efficient with your time.
  1. Click Filters to reveal the panel.
  2. Select the filters to refine your results.
  3. Click Save filter.
  4. In Filter name, type a name for the filter.
  5. Click Save.
The saved filter is now shown beside Saved filters in that same panel, where you can use it later.
Filters can be saved in the content items list, project overview, content status, editorial calendar, or dialogs where you select a content item. To rename or remove a saved filter:
  1. Click Filters to reveal the panel.
  2. Click the saved filter.
  3. Click beside the saved filter’s name.
You can now make changes as needed. To share an active filter:
  1. Click Filters to reveal the panel.
  2. Click Share filter.
  3. Click to copy the filter link.
You can now share this link with your colleagues.
Explore your path to mastery
  • Enhance your omnichannel content strategy with proper planning and schedule.
  • Solidify your strategic planning and schedules, and oversee the flow of your content production with the editorial calendar.
Tip: You can get the most out of your calendar when you set due dates.

Save filters, save time

Edit saved filters

Share a filter

  • Let’s visualize your content ahead
  • Change between the views you need
  • Filter content items in your calendar
Saved filters are only visible to you. Every user in the project has their own saved filters.