Monthly content plan: a social media calendar that knows your brand
VonaHub monthly content plan is a feature that reads your website, builds a profile card for your brand and lets you plan the month's social media posts with dates and times based on that profile. When you approve the plan, the posts are created and land in your calendar as drafts. Figures, discounts or claims that don't appear in the source are never written in; they are flagged instead.
In short
- A website URL is enough; no website, start with a short description and your logo.
- An 8-line profile card: what you sell, who you sell to, how you talk and your content pillars.
- Plans of 3, 4, 5 or 7 posts per week, each with a date and time.
- Special days are suggested; memorial days are never written in a celebratory tone.
- An approved plan lands in your calendar as drafts and can then go to the client approval portal.
The problem
Sound familiar?
- Every month starts with a blank page and the same question: what do we post?
- AI tools don't know your brand, so they produce generic, one-size-fits-all copy.
- Special days are remembered at the last minute, and memorial days risk the wrong tone.
- Generated copy can include campaigns you never ran or made-up numbers.
How it works
In 5 steps
- 01
Introduce your brand
Enter your website URL on the "Tell us about your brand" screen; VonaHub reads up to 5 subpages and respects robots.txt. No website? Write a 20-400 character description and add your logo.
- 02
Review the profile card
Edit anything wrong or missing on the 8-line card. You can also correct a line with a plain sentence and undo the change if you don't like it.
- 03
Build the month's plan
Choose 3, 4, 5 or 7 posts per week. The plan is built with dates, times and the month's special days.
- 04
Shape the plan
Ask for "Another idea" on any item you don't like, add new items or remove the ones you don't need.
- 05
Approve and fill your calendar
When you approve the plan, the posts are created and land in your calendar as drafts. You can then send the calendar to your client through the approval portal.
Capabilities
What you can do
Reads your brand from your website
Up to 5 subpages are read from your site and robots.txt is respected, so you introduce your brand without filling in long forms.
Editable profile card
Eight lines summing up what you sell, who you sell to, how you talk and your content pillars; every line can be edited, corrected with a plain sentence and undone.
Dates and times included
Posts are placed at 19:00 on weekdays and 11:00 on weekends by default, and you can change the times to suit your brand.
Special days, the right tone
Up to 5 special days are suggested each month. Memorial days follow a separate rule and are never written as celebrations.
Another idea
Ask for a fresh idea up to 5 times per plan item, and add or remove items to shape the month the way you want.
Nothing made up
Figures, discounts or claims that aren't in the source are never written in; the item is flagged so you can check it.
By the numbers
Limits and details
| Subpages read | Up to 5 (robots.txt respected) |
|---|---|
| Description without a website | 20-400 characters + logo |
| Profile card | 8 lines |
| Frequency | 3 · 4 · 5 · 7 posts per week |
| Default times | Weekdays 19:00 · Weekends 11:00 |
| Special day suggestions | Up to 5 per month |
| "Another idea" | Up to 5 times per item |
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How do I create a monthly social media content plan?
In VonaHub, enter your website URL and a profile card for your brand is created. Review the card, choose how many posts per week you want, and the month's plan is built with dates and times. Edit and approve it, and the posts land in your calendar as drafts.
Can I create a content plan without a website?
Yes. Write a short 20-400 character description of your brand and add your logo; the profile card is built from that.
Can an AI-generated content plan contain wrong information?
Figures, discounts or claims that don't appear in the source (your website or description) are never written in; if something like that comes up, the item is flagged. Posts arrive as drafts, so you or your client review them before anything is published.
Can I change the posting times?
Yes. The defaults are 19:00 on weekdays and 11:00 on weekends, and you can move them to times that suit your brand.
How are special days and memorial days handled?
Up to 5 special days from the month are suggested for the plan, and you can remove any you don't want. Memorial days follow a separate rule and are never written in a celebratory tone.
Are posts published automatically once the plan is approved?
No. Posts from an approved plan land in your calendar as drafts. You can review and schedule them, or send them to your client through the approval portal; a post the client approves is scheduled when its date is in the future and its account is connected.
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