LinkedIn · Thu 10:00Three things we learned running our launch calendar on one desk.Every brand, kept apart.
Run several brands or clients from one desk. Each organisation has its own accounts, media and calendar, and nothing goes out without a second person’s approval.
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What you can do
Your week, handled.
Separate workspaces
Each brand or client is its own organisation; one cannot read or write another’s data.
Client approval
Send posts to an approver and keep the decision on record.
Bulk calendars
Import a month of posts from the client’s spreadsheet.
The screens you will use
Where it happens.
How a post travels
Seven steps. One person in the loop.
Every post follows the same path, and every step is recorded. Publishing before approval is refused by the server.
- Draft
Write it, import it, or let AI Writer start it.
- Check
Each platform version is validated.
- Approve
A second person signs off.
- Schedule
It takes its place on the calendar.
- Publish
The scheduler sends it at its time.
- Confirm
The platform’s ID and link are recorded.
- Learn
Numbers flow back to plan the next one.
Other teams
More solutions.
Early access
Your channels, on one calendar.
AI drafts. A person approves. Reach publishes on time and keeps the record.