Shared calendar & review: social media scheduling platform
How one calendar works for several people: what each entry carries, who adds to it, and where review happens before a post goes out.
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Shared calendar & review: overview
A calendar used by one person is a to-do list. A calendar used by a team is an agreement. It says what is going out, on which networks, on which day, and whether anyone has checked it. That only holds if every entry shows the same few things: the finished post, the destination, the time, the author and the status.
Review is the status that matters most. A draft waiting for a second pair of eyes should look different from one that is cleared to publish, and nothing should cross from one state to the other by accident. In Linkme for Business, a teammate's draft can be flagged 'Needs review' ahead of posting. Two entries go further: how to set up a shared calendar and how to keep review quick.
Entries in this hub
Shared social media calendar: how one schedule works for a whole team
What a calendar entry has to carry, the views a team needs and the house rules that keep the plan trusted.
Read entry →Shared calendar & reviewReview on a shared calendar: how posts get checked before they publish
What a reviewer checks, how to set lead times, which posts need a second person and what happens when the reviewer is away.
Read entry →Defined terms
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Social Media Scheduling Platforms. “Shared calendar & review: social media scheduling platform.” Linkme. Content reviewed 12 November 2026.
https://socialmediaschedulingplatforms.com/topics/shared-calendar/