Is this the same as a content strategy?
It sits underneath. The content strategy sets themes and sequence. Social gets platforms and formats. Palan ties them. A social calendar alone cannot say why something does not belong on Instagram.
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A social media content strategy decides which platforms you serve, with which format, on which question — based on search and viewing data.
A calendar without that choice is community management. Palan makes strategy and content, not community management.
Where the demand already is. YouTube if people search for explainers. LinkedIn if the buying chain lives there. TikTok or Reels if the viewing demand is short and visual.
Not where the loudest voice in the room wants to 'be present'. Palan cuts channels with no demand. Presence without a format is cost.
The formats that come from the source: clips, quotes, carousels, native video. Plus what you will not make that week.
The calendar follows the content strategy, not the other way around. Palan fills days from themes and reuse, not from a hole on Thursday.
A social media content strategy is the plan that ties platform, format and demand together, so social is not an island. Palan builds it on search and viewing data and on a source format — often video — that you reuse. Management and ads do not belong in it. That is other work.
It sits underneath. The content strategy sets themes and sequence. Social gets platforms and formats. Palan ties them. A social calendar alone cannot say why something does not belong on Instagram.
No. Each extra network is production and a different cut. Palan starts with the channels where demand is sharpest. Expanding is a choice after proof, not a launch checklist.
Not at Palan. Ads distribute content; they are not the strategy. We make what you boost. The media agency buys. That split keeps the brief clean.
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