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Brainstorm content ideas freely
Drop every post idea into the Ideas column as it comes to mind. Include the hook, target platform, and visual concept. Quantity first - you will filter and prioritize later.
// Social Media
Content, planned.
Plan, create, and track social media content across every platform. Your marketing team sees the full content pipeline from raw idea to published post and performance data.
Ideas
3Behind-the-scenes video of product team brainstorm
Instagram
Thread: 10 lessons from our first year of building
Twitter
Case study carousel featuring customer success story
LinkedIn
Creating
2Write copy and design graphics for feature launch post
TwitterLinkedIn
Film and edit 60-second product demo reel
Instagram
Scheduled
2Monday 9am: weekly tip thread on productivity workflows
Twitter
Wednesday 12pm: team spotlight post with Q&A
LinkedIn
Published
3Published: product update announcement - 2.4k impressions
Twitter
Published: customer testimonial carousel - 890 likes
Instagram
Published: hiring post for senior engineer role
LinkedIn
Analyzing
2Review: May content performance - engagement up 18%
TwitterLinkedIn
Compare: video vs static posts reach on Instagram
Instagram
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Tag every post by platform
Use Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram labels to categorize content. Filter by label to plan platform-specific content batches or see your full cross-platform calendar at once.
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Add publishing dates to scheduled cards
Use due dates on cards in the Scheduled column to track when each post goes live. Your team sees the upcoming content calendar without switching to a separate scheduling tool.
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Track performance after publishing
Move posts to Analyzing and add engagement metrics to the card description: impressions, clicks, shares. Review monthly to identify what content types resonate with your audience.
01 What is a social media calendar board?
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A social media calendar board organizes your content pipeline from idea generation through creation, scheduling, publishing, and performance analysis. Each card represents a post or campaign, giving your marketing team a visual overview of upcoming and past content across all platforms.
02 Can I use this for multiple social platforms?
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Yes. Use Flux labels like Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram to tag which platform each post targets. Cards can have multiple labels for cross-platform content. Filter by label to see a single platform view.
03 How does Flux compare to dedicated social media tools?
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Flux is not a scheduling tool that auto-publishes posts. It is a planning and collaboration board. Use it to brainstorm, assign, review, and track content as a team with real-time sync. Pair it with your publishing tool - Flux handles the workflow, your scheduler handles the posting.
// Plan your content
Post smarter, not harder.
No credit card. Plan social media content with platform labels, due dates, and real-time team collaboration.