A month of posts, planned in about ten seconds
Pick your industry and how often you post. You get 133+ real topics dealt out across four weeks, balanced by theme rather than shuffled. No account, no email.
Trades, contractors, cleaners, landscapers — anyone selling locally.
Week 1
- Tue 15 SeptCostWhat this job actually costs, and what changes the price
- Thu 17 SeptDIY vs pro5 signs you should stop DIYing this and call someone
- Sat 19 SeptSeasonalWhat to check before this season arrives
Week 2
- Tue 22 SeptProblemsWarning signs that mean call someone this week
- Thu 24 SeptTrustQuestions to ask any contractor before you hire
- Sat 26 SeptProcessA job start to finish, in eight slides
Week 3
- Tue 29 SeptProofBefore and after, with what it cost
- Thu 1 OctCostWhy two quotes for the same work differ so much
- Sat 3 OctDIY vs proThe DIY version of this job, honestly assessed
Week 4
- Tue 6 OctSeasonalThe maintenance job everyone forgets until it's expensive
- Thu 8 OctProblemsThe small problem that turns into the expensive one
- Sat 10 OctTrustHow to tell a real quote from a lowball
These topics come from our full write-up for this industry, which explains why each one works and what to avoid. If you'd rather not write them yourself, for local businesses covers having them made and posted for you.
Three things that make a calendar survive
- 1Pick the cadence you can hold in a bad monthNot your best week. A plan abandoned in week three is worse than a smaller one you keep — consistency beats volume, and it isn't close.
- 2Balance the themes, don't batch themFour cost posts in a row reads as a sales push. Rotating themes is why this tool deals topics instead of shuffling them.
- 3Spread posts across the day, not just the weekFour posts published between 7 and 10am is a different signal from four across the day, even at the same daily total.
More on the first in how often you should post, and on the third in when to post carousels. If you want to check a finished slide before it goes out, the safe zone checker shows what the grid crops.
Questions
- Do I need an account?
- No. No account, no email, no card. The topics ship with the page, so the whole thing runs in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere and there's nothing to sign up for.
- Where do these topics come from?
- They're the same topics as our published guides for each industry, which were researched and written to be usable rather than generated to fill a list. That also means the tool can't drift from the articles — the calendar hands you the topics in a workable order, and the article explains why each one works.
- Why is it spread out like that instead of shuffled?
- Because a plain shuffle clumps. It'll regularly give you four cost posts in week one and none afterwards, which is a worse month than a random one. The generator deals one topic from each theme in turn, so any number of posts a week comes out balanced. It also puts posts on weekdays and spreads them across the week rather than stacking them.
- Can I use these topics as they are?
- They're written to be starting points rather than headlines. The ones that mention costs, local numbers or specifics need your actual figures — a market update with invented numbers is worse than no market update. Swap in what's true for you.
- How many posts a week should I pick?
- The number you could still hit in your busiest month, not your best one. Consistency beats volume by a wide margin, and a plan you abandon in week three is worse than a smaller one you keep. If the account is brand new, start lower and build.
- Can it write the posts too?
- Not in this tool — this one just plans. The free carousel generator turns a single topic into a finished carousel with no account, and the paid product generates and publishes them on a schedule.
Or have the whole month made and posted for you
SlideBuddy writes each topic into a carousel, designs it in your branding, and publishes it on the schedule you just planned.
Full features for 7 days, cancel any time before it ends. Card required to start the trial so posting can begin immediately — or take five carousels free on the no-card plan, for ever.