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Lesson 4 of 5 · 5 min

Plan your first week in ten minutes

Let Plan next week propose a week from your content pillars and ideas, keep the good ones, and apply them to the calendar.

Quick recallWhere do you tell Claude what the post is about?Think of your answer, then open.

In the box called Brief for the AI. Write it the way you would say it to a friend, then press Generate draft.

One post is a start. A week planned ahead keeps an account alive when real work gets busy. Postfjord proposes the week. Your job is to pick.

Feed it a few ideas first

Plan next week reads your brand voice, your content pillars and your open ideas. Ideas are raw notes: "the new Saturday class", "customer who drove two hours to see us". Press the microphone beside New post and say three or four first.

Plan, review, apply

The calendar after a week is applied: each post has a picture and a time.
The calendar after a week is applied: each post has a picture and a time.

Nothing is published without you. If you dislike the week, press Discard plan and ask again. An Instagram post without a picture is saved as a draft.

A rhythm that holds

Three posts a week that go out every week beat seven posts one week and none the next. A simple pattern:

Your content pillars map straight onto that.

Do it

  1. Press the microphone beside New post and say three or four ideas.
  2. Open the Calendar and press Plan next week. It always plans the coming week.
  3. Read each proposal, change the text or time, then press Approve or Skip.
  4. Press Apply. Approved posts are scheduled.

Quick check · 3 questions

Check what stuck

What does Plan next week read first?

Show the answer

Your brand voice, your content pillars and your open ideas. Jot three or four ideas before you plan, and the week builds on your own material first.

Does Plan next week publish anything on its own?

Show the answer

No, only the posts you approve and apply land in the calendar. Nothing is published without you. Discard plan starts over.

Which rhythm holds up better?

Show the answer

Three posts every week. A steady three a week keeps the account alive when work gets busy.

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