How to simplify content marketing with CoSchedule

CoSchedule promotes itself as an all round tool for content ideation, creation and distribution. From creating drafts of articles (or any other content type), to having the post scheduled to publish in WordPress, through to social sharing and scheduling options, it does seem like the full package. With plans to suit individuals, small businesses and even large company needs most users would be spoilt for choice.

Let’s dive into some of the feature set.

CoShedule provides a user-friendly calendar form to display this information. These insights are good because they can track what people is doing and prevent us from creating duplicate content. Plus, the feature where you can see, blog post statistics. That allows you to understand the posts that work the best, and also how our audience is interacting to individual posts. You might think that via Google analytics you can see this information as well, but CoSchedule present that in a very user-friendly way and is available within one single click!

Creating powerful headlines is difficult enough at the best of times. Trying to be succinct, witty, emotive and popular without plagiarism can feel like an uphill battle. Enter CoSchedule’s headline analyser. This powerful tool allows users to test the headlines and receive a detailed report on what can be improved to achieve a jaw-dropping response. Small tweaks can then be applied to titles to reduce word count without impact on overall effectiveness.

Almost every platform we use offers a degree of social integration for various purposes, including content sharing and scheduling.

The ability to plan social content in relation to a publish date really sets a standard. For example, sending out a Facebook teaser 2 days before an article goes live is a great way to build buzz and help inform users of upcoming content.

Sharing this same post across all platforms on launch day then helps to maximise reach.

From there, setting social posts to go out weeks or months after the original publish date is a great way to make sure evergreen content is remembered and easily accessible.

When it comes to tying social media interactions into an inbound marketing calendar, this platform certainly checks all boxes.

Being a WordPress agency, coming across tools that integrate with our CMS of choice is always a plus. Being able to assign CoSchedule users to WordPress authors within an install is a feature set that’s saves time and reduces overall resource costs.

In addition, for more complex WordPress setups, you can create content based on any post type. We’ve found this especially useful for creating and managing new landing pages, resources and regularly scheduled content like our tips and tricks section.