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To the average overseer , it's nothing short of chaos. To the blogger , it's evidence of a (desperate) need for an editorial calendar. My muddled system transforms dramatically when I work with a team. I realize the need for organization and structure , and this could not be more necessary than with managing a blog. Without a mutually agreed-upon system for planning , writing , and scheduling content every week , you can find yourself in a pile of missed deadlines , unedited blog posts , and a fair amount of team tension. There's no such thing as a perfect editorial calendar—it all depends on the needs of your team. Nonetheless , there are a number of questions you should ask yourself to determine what your editorial calendar should look like. These include: How frequently are you publishing content? Do you have stuff going live every day? Once a week? Perhaps multiple times a day? Finding out how often you publish can tell you how best to visualize your editorial calendar on a regular basis. Do you create more than one type of content? If you upload as many videos to YouTube as you publish articles to your company blog , your editorial calendar will need to distinguish between the two. How many people will use this editorial calendar? The best editorial calendars allow multiple people to brainstorm , collaborate , and provide feedback on assignments in real time—directly on the calendar. What are the various stages content goes through before it's published? How complex is your content pipeline? Is there a substantial review or approval process that each piece of content goes through? Make sure your calendar can distinguish between two similar assignments that are in different stages of creation. What format will you use to organize this calendar? You'll want to choose the system that best aligns with your goals and your team's workflows. The next section discusses the most common formats. Choosing a Format for Organizing Your Content Calendar There's no such thing as a perfect editorial calendar , but some formats will be better than others at helping you solve for your team's goals. Once you choose a format , you'll also want to decide on how you will implement it—picking a tool or platform that offers the features or interface your company needs most. Here are some of the different ways to format your editorial calendar: 1. Traditional Calendar or Calendar App Whether you're tracking deadlines on a big paper calendar on your desk or through an app like Google Calendar , this is one of the most straight-forward ways to know what's going out and when. The disadvantage , though , is that there's more to project and content management than publishing dates , and a calendar may not always be effective enough on its own. 2. Spreadsheet Spreadsheets have always been a favorite for content management. There's something so satisfying in seeing all your necessary data points aggregated in one place and organized neatly into rows and columns. With Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets , spreadsheets are easily accessible and don't have a high learning curve. One advantage of using spreadsheets is that they can be easily paired with calendar apps and content management tools. By importing a .csv file , you can load the information into multiple places as needed for the tasks at hand (see the Google Sheets and Hootsuite Planner combination in the next section for inspiration) . 3. Kanban Board or Other Project Management Tool Kanban is a visual system for project management that involves moving cards through different stages of a project. 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