2019 HubSpot Editorial Calendar for Enterprise Marketing…

Editor’s Note: Some editors commented on HubSpot’s Editorial Calendar for Enterprise Marketing Services in this post. In the meantime, if you’d like more information on HubSpot Enterprise Marketing Services, please check out the Enterprise Hub resources section. Our Editorial Calendar for Enterprise Marketing Services is just one way to plan and organize the activities that will best promote your best results as a partner and as a company in the HubSpot partner program. Essentially, the editorial calendar is a list of all the business publications that will be mentioning your brand name during the coming year, separated by calendar and photo columns. One of the first things I wanted to do when I saw the calendar is adjust the dates and times we list. This is great because it gives you a look at the latest events and workflows in the HubSpot Partner world, not just your calendar for personal use. Often, you will see multiple entry listed, especially with the way HubSpot calculates frequency, but many may opt to just enter the first few times they publish. Most importantly, if you select “conflict” to not be published more than 10% of the time, you can delete it if you want to move forward in the normal workflow. Once you find a publication to highlight, you can add a Subscription Column to your calendar, so it’s visible in your Subscription list, for example “MTS” is my Subscription for Marketing and Events. A few time aside when you are figuring out your page mix, I recommend taking a few minutes to add each column to the calendar.This will allow you to see how each calendar slot is going to affect your overall workflows. With the new calendar features, if you have already committed to publishing five times, you can easily adjust your totals to 4, 5, or 6 without impacting your plan. To view the total number of approvals, click “Report Info” and select “Total”. To view a top five list of workflows for a given report, enter the number of tasks that you need to be completed for each task into the “Workflow” field, and click the ticker that says “Top Five”. When you click “Top Five”, you are brought to a screen where you can view workflows that are significant in their importance to your project, project history, and reports. Click the Plus sign below the name of the workflow to view reports where it is applicable. To view your total score of workflows, enter the number of workflows you are currently using in a one column category at the top of the workflows or reports screen. In this case, you may want to set a “No New Events” time line at your reporting level.