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A feed that never goes quiet.
Posts, carousels, reels and clipping on a day-by-day calendar.
A feed that goes quiet reads as a campaign that gave up. We plan a day-by-day content calendar, create the posts, carousels and reels, cut your long interviews into short clips, and respond to the news cycle the same day, so every voter or client who checks you out finds a page in motion.
The calendar, day by day. The final sprint, planned to the post.
This is the content calendar we prepared for a congressional campaign's last nine days before its primary: two posts a day, each one briefed and designed ahead of time. Open a day to see the piece that ran. Days we cannot verify stay empty.
S single image, C carousel, R reel. Select a piece to open it.
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Only days we can verify from the written calendar or from the dates on the delivered files are filled in; the rest stay empty. Times are shown where the delivered file carries one. Added marks a piece that was not in the written plan.
Monday, July 13, 2026 Added
7 Day Countdown
Tuesday, July 14, 2026 Added
Kitchen Table Ledger, Insurance
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Tuesday, August 11, 2026
Endorsement post
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Tuesday, August 11, 2026
Record post: seniors
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Wednesday, August 12, 2026
Observance post
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Wednesday, August 12, 2026
Record post
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Thursday, August 13, 2026
Issue post: health care
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Thursday, August 13, 2026
Planned post
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Friday, August 14, 2026
Early voting reminder
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Saturday, August 15, 2026
Observance post
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Saturday, August 15, 2026
Issue post: infrastructure
Sunday, August 16, 2026, 7:00 AM
Last Day of Early Voting
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Sunday, August 16, 2026, 11:00 AM
Community closing message
Monday, August 17, 2026, 12:00 PM
51 Years in This District
Tuesday, August 18, 2026, 7:00 AM Added
Need a Ride?
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Tuesday, August 18, 2026, Afternoon
Closing push
Reels for the last three days.
Vertical, captioned and filed to the day they were made for. Press play on the Election Day reel.
Congressional campaign. Paid-for-by line included in every cut.
Reel
Reel One story, four swipes. Then re-cut for X.
A carousel earns the swipe. This one walks from the problem to the causes, then to the local picture, then to where to get help. The same four slides were laid out again at 16:9 for X, and you can swipe that set too.
Four-slide Instagram carousel for a congressional campaign, with its four-slide X version.
One idea per slide
Each slide makes a single point, so the post reads at a glance and rewards the swipe.
The last slide carries the ask
Save it, share it, register, call: whatever the piece is for, it lands on the final slide, with the candidate or the firm front and center.
Re-cut for every feed
4:5 for Instagram and Facebook, 16:9 for X. The same story, laid out for the screen it runs on.
Numbered and branded
A header strip, a page counter and the contact block on every slide, so a screenshot of slide three still says who it came from.
Single posts. Built to be saved and shared.
Anniversaries that line up with a plank, resource cards, voting logistics and record posts, all in the campaign's own brand system. Eight from the same congressional campaign.
One post, two feeds.
The same resource card at 4:5 for Instagram and Facebook and at 16:9 for X. Nothing gets stretched or cropped to fit; it gets laid out again.
Clipping. One appearance, sixteen clips.
Sixteen short-form clips cut from one podcast appearance.
You do the interview once. We cut the strongest moments into vertical clips, add captions and a hook on the first frame, and spread them across the calendar.
- Interviews, radio and podcast appearances
- Vertical, captioned, ready for Reels and Shorts
- Every paid ad gets a second life as organic content
What's included.
A day-by-day content calendar through election day, or through your quarter
Image posts, carousels and reels, created for you
Current events content, turned around the same day
Clipping: interviews, radio and podcast appearances cut into short clips
Every paid ad gets a second life as organic content
Formats adapted for Instagram, Facebook, X and YouTube Shorts
We create and schedule the posts. Comment and message replies stay with your team.
How it runs.
01Plan
A day-by-day calendar through election day, or through your quarter, built around the dates that matter: deadlines, anniversaries, early voting, your events.
02Make
Image posts, carousels, reels and clips, built with your real photos and sized for Instagram, Facebook, X and YouTube Shorts.
03Schedule
Posts go into the queue ahead of time, with room to turn current events content around the same day. Replies to comments and messages stay with your team.
Related reading
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