Adamjayc commented on the following stories on BizSugar
How And Why You Need To Create A Content Calendar For Your Blog (That You Actually Use)
"It has some functionality but not exactly. Best way to think of it is like an editorial calendar with task management and social sharing functionality. The social sharing element is designed around the publication of blog posts, but you can use it in a similar way to Buffer (like Buffer, you can't view social streams etc). You schedule social shares via CoSchedule or you can choose to push them to your Buffer account which is useful. There's also features such as notes, various reports etc. Integration with Evernote, and their own headline analyzer."How And Why You Need To Create A Content Calendar For Your Blog (That You Actually Use)
"Some would say yes, but personally I think it's overkill. My girlfriend helps me editing and even though there is two of us, we find Trello more straight-forward than CoSchedule. I guess it's more personal preference really."How And Why You Need To Create A Content Calendar For Your Blog (That You Actually Use)
"I don't have a template as such, but what I do is lay out the different post statuses I need as lists, then add posts as cards and drag them across. Here are the ones I use (yours may need adjusting slightly for your needs): > Post ideas > With Writer > With Editor > Ready to schedule > Scheduled > Published You could archive them instead of moving to the published list, but we like to see past articles within Trello so we keep them there."Subscribe
How To Write Blog Posts That Your Audience Will Love
"Yep, it shouldn't do that either way :)"