Creating an editorial calendar in Podio

By Rich Peterson on September 16, 2017

This week I created an editorial schedule for a client in Podio. The main benefits to their business was:

A place to store ideas, drafts and pre-approved and finished work in one Podio app
A way to track the progress of a piece of content in Podio and have multiple people work on the one item
A way to track in Podio the time that content takes to produce
The best way I’ve found to get all staff involved in the creation of content for social media, blog posts, website pages and client marketing content.

Get in touch if you’d like help building your editorial calendar in Podio.

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In a nutshell, we provide advice, implementation support & training to small to medium, service-based businesses to help them deliver a better customer experience & a more automated workflow. Everyone on the same page, moving in the same direction with a clear picture of who does what.

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