Are You Managing Content Calendars in Wrike? ๐
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Hi Community ๐
Creating and managing content calendars is a very popular use case for marketing teams using Wrike. We have discussed this topic previously (like in this post on content operations), but would love to discover more best practices from marketing professionals! We are excited to dive deeper into this topic with your help!
Are you ready to share some expert advice with other Wrike users? ๐
We have a special request from one of our customers who would love to chat with other Wrike users about content calendars. Can you spare a few moments to share your top tips and tricks? We would be so grateful for your insights!
If you are creating and managing content calendars in Wrike, let us know below. If you comment here, we may then reach out to you via email to arrange a sync with other Wrike users. No need to share any personal detail here, weโll arrange this separately ๐ค
And if you ever have a need to discuss particular processes with other Wrike users over a call, please let us know also, weโd love to assist you and get you in touch with other members ๐
Lisa Community Team at Wrike Wrike Product Manager Become a Wrike expert with Wrike Discover
Lisa Wrike Team member Become a Wrike expert with Wrike Discover
We aren't specifically creating content calendars - but we do use the calendar feature for many things - whether that is tracking out-of-office requests, or large portfolio projects, that have lots of key dates and milestones - we find calendars are one of the best tools in Wrike that we use every day!
We use calendars to help communicate key dates across our program. This way we can create on view across our strategic projects to help keep everyone aligned.
We use calendars to:
- Have a look of holidays and/or sickness about out team
- Have a look about our Social Media Planning for posts
- Have a look about our blog editorial plans for our customers.
We use calendars to look at task past due and due ... easy way to see a quick visual of these!
Hi Lisa I think we're the kind of use case you're looking for.
I'm attaching some screenshots. If you think we're a fit, just let me know, I'll be glad to help.
Big thanks for raising your hand, everyone! We may follow-up with you in the coming days ๐
Lisa Community Team at Wrike Wrike Product Manager Become a Wrike expert with Wrike Discover
Lisa Wrike Team member Become a Wrike expert with Wrike Discover
Yes, we have a Calendar that contains layers for each of our Marketing Channels (e.g. Email, SMS, Mobile App, Social, Web, etc) and the calendar ONLY shows when we have a communication going out (e.g. Send / Push / Post / Publish, whatever your channel calls it).ย Because the team uses Blueprints for these repeatable processes, the Blueprint already contains the Owned Channels custom field to designate, in that one task in their Project, the task where the communication is being deployed.ย The title on the task says "Email Deployment: (Add Email Name Here)", for example, so that we can quickly see on-calendar the name of the campaign/communication without having to hover in order to see the project name.ย In addition to Calendars, it also allows us to visualize in Wrike Analyze to show line charts, indicators, and year-over-year data on our communications.