tired of the social media shuffle? we’ve got you covered!
July 3, 2024
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Ah, summer. A time for sunshine, relaxation, and… social media content planning? If you’re feeling the strain of keeping your school’s social media channels active and engaging, we hear you! The endless quest for fresh ideas, the pressure to stay consistent, and the ever-present “What do I post today?” dilemma can turn your summer dreams into a bit of a nightmare.


But fear not! 🎉 We’re here to bring some sunshine back into your social media strategy with our FREE Summer (July and August) Social Media Content Calendar Template, available for download on Canva.


why social media planning feels like a game of tetris


Let’s face it – managing a school’s social media is no small feat. Here are some pain points we know you’re probably familiar with:


  1. Content Overload: Trying to come up with new, engaging content daily can feel like you’re constantly running on a hamster wheel.
  2. Time Crunch: Between planning for the next school year, managing summer programs, and (hopefully) enjoying a bit of downtime, who has the hours to craft the perfect post every day?
  3. Consistency Woes: Staying consistent on social media is key, but it’s tough when you’re juggling a million other tasks.
  4. Engagement Pressure: Creating posts that not only inform but also engage your audience can be a tricky balance.


enter the summer social media content calendar!


Our free Canva template is designed to take the hassle out of social media planning. Here’s how it can help:


  1. Pre-Planned Content Ideas: We’ve done the heavy lifting for you with daily post ideas that are fun, relevant, and sure to engage your audience.
  2. Customizable Templates: Easily tweak the templates to fit your school’s branding and message. Canva makes it a breeze!
  3. Time-Saving Efficiency: Spend less time brainstorming and more time enjoying your summer, knowing your social media is covered.
  4. Engagement Boosters: Our calendar includes special days, hashtags, and engagement prompts to help you connect with your community in meaningful ways.


get your free download now!


Ready to make your summer social media planning a walk in the park? Click the link here to get your FREE Summer Social Media Content Calendar Template on Canva:


how to use the template:


  1. Open the Template: Click the link and open the template in Canva.
  2. Customize: Adjust the content to fit your school’s tone and style. Add your school’s logo, colors, and any specific messages you want to include.
  3. Schedule: Use a social media scheduling tool to plan your posts in advance. Set it and forget it! (Alchemy loves Metricool! Click here to try them out!
  4. Engage: Monitor your posts and engage with your community. Reply to comments, share updates, and enjoy the interaction.


Let’s Make Social Media Fun Again!


We hope this template brings a bit of fun and ease back into your social media routine. After all, summer should be about recharging and getting ready for the exciting year ahead, not stressing over posts.


So grab your iced coffee, kick back, and let our Summer Social Media Content Calendar do the work for you.


Happy posting! ☀️


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