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Content Calendar Example — Monthly B2B Content Plan

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Last updated 6/4/2026

Content Calendar Example — Monthly B2B Content Plan

Owner / team: Priya Desai, Marketing, Northwind Analytics Period: May 2026 Last updated: 28 April 2026


Schedule

DateChannelTopic / TitleFormatOwnerStatusCTA
2026-05-04BlogThe hidden cost of stale dashboardsArticlePriyaScheduledRead the guide
2026-05-06LinkedIn3 metrics finance teams stop trustingCarouselTomDraftingFollow for more
2026-05-08EmailMay digest: faster reporting, fewer meetingsNewsletterPriyaIn reviewReply with topics
2026-05-13BlogHow Riverbend cut report time by 60%Case studySaraDraftingBook a demo
2026-05-15LinkedInWhat our Riverbend customer learnedText postTomIdeaRead the story
2026-05-20BlogA 5-step framework for self-serve analyticsArticlePriyaIdeaDownload checklist
2026-05-22YouTubeSelf-serve analytics in 4 minutesShort videoSaraIdeaSubscribe
2026-05-27EmailFramework recap + customer storyNewsletterPriyaIdeaBook a demo
2026-05-29LinkedInOne chart, five wrong conclusionsCarouselTomIdeaComment below

Status key: Idea -> Drafting -> In review -> Scheduled -> Published.

Planning notes and themes

  • Theme for May: Self-serve analytics — helping finance and ops teams trust their own numbers, leading into June's product update.
  • Key dates to plan around: Quarterly product webinar on 2026-06-03 (warm the audience in late May).
  • Cadence: 1 blog post and 2 LinkedIn posts per week; 1 email and 1 short video per month.
  • Cornerstone piece: The 2026-05-20 framework article is the anchor; the YouTube short, the 2026-05-27 email, and the 2026-05-29 carousel are all repurposed from it.
  • Batching plan: Both LinkedIn carousels for the month designed together in the first week.

Backlog (ideas not yet scheduled)

  • Comparison post: spreadsheets vs. live dashboards (blog / article)
  • Short clip: anatomy of a clear KPI (YouTube / short video)
  • Founder Q&A on data culture (LinkedIn / text post)

Notes

An illustrative one-month plan for a fictional B2B brand showing how a single cornerstone piece is repurposed across blog, LinkedIn, email, and video. Names, dates, and figures are illustrative.

About this Example

Part of the Content Calendar document collection

Document Type

Content Calendar

A planning document that schedules content creation and publication across channels over a defined period.

Complexity

simple

Risk Level

low