A content calendar, a monthly report and an approval checklist. Real files you can download straight away: no form, no e-mail address.
All three templates open in Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, LibreOffice or any PDF reader. The example content inside is fictional.
A spreadsheet calendar with planning columns and a month overview; its posting columns match PostRoost bulk upload.
A monthly report workbook: headline numbers with change, per-network breakdown, top posts and next steps.
A one-page printable checklist for reviewers, as PDF and Markdown.
10 questions
Yes. Download them straight away: no form, no e-mail address and no account.
The calendar comes as Excel and CSV, the report as Excel, and the approval checklist as PDF and Markdown.
Yes. All the spreadsheets open in Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets and LibreOffice.
No. The example rows are fictional; delete them before you start.
No. They work on their own. The calendar's posting columns also match PostRoost's bulk upload, which saves retyping if you use it.
Yes. Change the colours, add your logo and adapt the columns to your agency's way of working.
The calendar if you are planning, the report at month end, and the checklist for whoever signs off posts.
Yes. The guides on monthly planning, measuring results and client approvals explain how to use them well.
No. They use ordinary formulas and drop-down lists, so they open without security warnings.
Yes. Save a copy in your shared drive and use it as often as you like.
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