Templates

Track a piece from draft to publication

Record the audience, purpose, owner, draft, and publication state. This template makes the next editorial action visible.

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# Content calendar

Period. [Dates]

## Planned pieces

| Piece | Audience | Owner | Target date | State |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| [Title] | [Reader] | [Name] | [Date] | [Draft] |

## Draft links

- [Working file]

## Review required

- [Reviewer and question]

## Published evidence

- [URL and verified date]

## What to update

- [Piece and reason]

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Start with the reader’s task

Name what the piece should help the reader do. A planned date alone does not explain why the content belongs in the calendar.

Verify publication separately

Record the actual public URL when the piece is live. Keep scheduled, approved, and published states distinct.

Reviewed October 2, 2026. Maintained by Humenhuk.

Original practical template. Adapt the examples to your own work.