“I'd start by evaluating EasyContent and StoryChief.”
“EasyContent | Yes | Excellent | Yes”
“Shared drag-and-drop editorial calendar.”
“Assign articles to writers and editors.”
“Built-in writing editor, comments, tracked changes and version history.”
“Customizable stages such as Draft, Editorial Review, Approval and Published.”
“Notifications and deadlines built in.”
“Particularly good for teams producing blog articles, website content and newsletters.”
“Its calendar supports month/week views and filters by writer and status.”
“EasyContent | Yes | Excellent | Yes”
“I'd start by evaluating EasyContent and StoryChief.”
“Best all-in-one marketing platform”
“Shared calendar for articles, social posts, campaigns and newsletters.”
“Assign owners and deadlines.”
“Editorial briefs for writers.”
“Content creation, review and approval workflows.”
“Publishing integrations for distributing content.”
“You can drag and drop drafts and tasks between calendar dates.”
“StoryChief | Yes | Excellent | Yes”
“StoryChief | Yes | Excellent | Yes”
“One caveat: scheduled and published content cannot be moved using drag-and-drop.”
“Central marketing calendar for campaigns and content.”
“Drag-and-drop scheduling.”
“Task assignments and team visibility.”
“Social media scheduling and marketing campaign coordination.”
“CoSchedule | Yes | Good | More limited”
“However, its social-focused calendar and its broader Marketing Suite are different offerings, so check which plan supports your editorial requirements.”
“CoSchedule | Yes | Good | More limited”
“Visual shared content calendar with drag-and-drop.”
“Comments and feedback directly on content.”
“Approval workflows.”
“Team roles and permissions.”
“Long-form content pages for briefs, scripts and other resources.”
“Planable | Yes | Good | Long-form pages”
“It can accommodate editorial planning, but its strongest features are social publishing and content approvals rather than a full long-form editorial production workflow.”
“Visual editorial calendar with drag-and-drop.”
“Idea pipeline to manage topics before scheduling.”
“Writer assignments and comments.”
“Topic and content categorization.”
“Publishing reminders.”
“Worth investigating if you want something relatively focused and uncomplicated, rather than a broad marketing automation platform.”
“TheContentMap | Yes | Good | Check editor requirements”
“without relying on Asana, Trello, Monday.com, or another project management tool”
“without relying on Asana, Trello, Monday.com, or another project management tool”
“without relying on Asana, Trello, Monday.com, or another project management tool”