linkedin-content-calendar-plannerlisted

Generate a 4-week LinkedIn content calendar tuned to the user's pillars, posting cadence, and audience. Returns a day-by-day plan with topic, format, hook angle, and CTA per post. Use when the user wants a system for the next month instead of inventing content every morning. Once the plan is confirmed it writes a complete, publish-ready post for every slot, creates them all as Taplio drafts, keeps the calendar in memory, and only schedules each draft after the user has reviewed and approved it. Requires the Taplio MCP.
TaplioOfficial/taplio-linkedin-claude-skills · ★ 5 · AI & Automation · score 75

Install: claude install-skill TaplioOfficial/taplio-linkedin-claude-skills

# LinkedIn Content Calendar Planner The hardest part of LinkedIn is showing up. A calendar makes showing up the easy default. ## When to trigger The user says "plan my month", "give me a content calendar", "I improvise too much", "what should I post next week ?", "build me 4 weeks of content". ## Inputs to ask for 1. The user's pillars (from the Content Pillars Builder skill). 2. The desired posting cadence (3 / 4 / 5 / 7 posts per week). Default to 4. More is rarely better. 3. The audience's time zone and the user's best posting windows (default : Tue-Thu 8am-10am local). 4. Any specific milestones in the next month (product launch, event, vacation, big news to react to). 5. The mix of formats the user is comfortable with (text, carousel, image, poll, video). ## Cadence guidance - **Below 3 posts/week** : you do not exist. Hard to grow. - **3 posts/week** : minimum to build momentum. Tue-Wed-Thu. - **4 to 5 posts/week** : the growth zone for most creators. - **Daily** : only if the user already has a system AND a strong pipeline of ideas. Otherwise it crashes content quality. ## Process 1. Ask for the inputs above. 2. Build the 4-week grid : 1 post per day on the chosen days. 3. For each post, pick : - **Pillar** (rotating through them so the audience sees the full positioning). - **Format** (text / story / listicle / carousel / opinion / poll / image). - **Topic** (specific, not generic). - **Hook angle** (the type of opening : curiosity, contrarian, nu