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EDITORIAL CALENDAR

Plan your publishing schedule from the terminal. Monthly and quarterly calendars with topic clusters, content mix formulas, seasonal opportunities, and distribution scheduling.

BY DANIEL AGRICI · UPDATED MAY 2026

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/blog calendar --quarter Q2 --posts-per-week 3

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// HOW IT WORKS

PLAN. CLUSTER. PUBLISH.

Running /blog calendar generates a structured publishing plan based on your niche, existing content, and publishing cadence. Topics are organized into clusters so each post strengthens the others through internal linking.

The calendar balances content types and highlights relevant seasonal opportunities. Every entry includes a title idea, audience need, topic, content type, evidence requirements, and estimated effort.

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TOPIC CLUSTERS
Groups related topics into clusters with pillar pages and supporting posts. Each cluster builds topical authority and creates natural internal linking pathways.
02
CONTENT MIX
Balances content types across your calendar: how-to guides, listicles, case studies, comparisons, and opinion pieces. Customizable ratios ensure variety without sacrificing focus.
03
SEASONAL PLANNING
Identifies seasonal trends and industry events relevant to your niche. Schedules timely content 4-6 weeks before peak interest so you rank when traffic surges.
04
DISTRIBUTION SCHEDULE
Pairs each blog post with distribution recommendations: social media platforms, email newsletter timing, community posting, and syndication opportunities.
// USAGE

HOW TO PLAN YOUR CALENDAR

Step 1: Install Claude Blog

git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/AgriciDaniel/claude-blog.git && bash claude-blog/install.sh

Step 2: Open Claude Code

claude

Step 3: Generate a Calendar

/blog calendar --quarter Q2 --posts-per-week 3

Specify your planning horizon and publishing frequency. The calendar adapts to your niche based on existing blog content and generates a complete publishing roadmap.

// FAQ

QUESTIONS ABOUT CALENDARS

An editorial calendar includes dates, audience needs, topic clusters, content types, evidence requirements, contextual internal links, maintenance work, and distribution ideas. Estimated effort and coverage adapt to each topic.
It supports monthly, quarterly, and annual horizons. Plans should be revisited when priorities, evidence, seasonality, or search behavior changes.
It can use performance and substantive content-change evidence to schedule refresh reviews. A metadata date alone does not prove freshness or decay.
Yes. Set a content mix that fits the audience and business purpose. The calendar preserves topical coherence without requiring raw word-count targets.
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git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/AgriciDaniel/claude-blog.git && bash claude-blog/install.sh
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