4 articles. Every one of these is the same text the product shows inside the console.
Schedule posts on the Calendar
A month view of everything scheduled; approve a post and it lands on the calendar.
Why it mattersA planned calendar keeps you consistent, which is the single biggest driver of organic growth.
How
Approve a post in Create to add it to the Calendar.
Open Calendar to see the month; click any event to open its share kit.
Use 'Plan a campaign' to generate a coordinated, timed set of posts from one theme.
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Best time to post
A recommended posting slot and a weekday×hour heatmap learned from your audience's activity.
Why it mattersPosting when your audience is active lifts reach with zero extra effort.
How
Open Calendar — the 'Best time to post' card shows your suggested slot.
Click 'Schedule approved at best slots' to auto-place approved posts.
It improves as more outcomes come in.
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Festivals and seasonal campaigns
Upcoming festivals your customers actually observe, planned into the calendar weeks ahead rather than the night before.
Why it mattersFestival posts published late earn nothing, and a generic greeting for a festival your customers do not keep reads worse than silence. Ticking only the relevant ones keeps both problems away.
How
Tick the festivals your customers keep.
The engine plans only for those, and plans them weeks ahead.
Review the drafts in Approvals before they go out.
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Plan a campaign
One theme turned into a coordinated set of posts, timed across your channels instead of fired off one at a time.
Why it mattersA single post is a mention; the same idea landing three times across a week is what people actually remember. Timing them together also stops two channels saying the same thing on the same morning.
How
Open Calendar → Plan a campaign.
Give it the theme and the window.
Review the proposed posts in Approvals before any of them go out.