Static Social Posts Workflow
While video is king, static posts (Carousels, Infographics, Quote Cards) remain the backbone of a consistent social strategy. This workflow ensures that your visuals are pixel-perfect and your captions are typo-free.
Placeholder: Kanban Board - Static Post Template
Columns: Content Idea, Copywriting, Design, Manager Review, Client Approval, Scheduling.
Workflow Stages
1. Content Idea & Brief
Role: Social Media Manager
- Action: Create task.
- Details:
- Topic: What is the post about?
- Format: Single Image vs. Carousel (Slide Deck).
- Reference: Link to a similar post style or Pinterest mood board.
2. Copywriting
Role: Copywriter
- Action: Write the caption and the text-on-image.
- Deliverable:
- Caption: The text that goes below the image (including hashtags).
- Visual Copy: The headline and body text for the graphic itself.
- Tooling: Use the Task Comments or description field.
3. Design
Role: Graphic Designer
- Action: Create the visual assets using Canva, Photoshop, or Figma.
- Upload: Export as
.pngor.jpg(High Quality) and upload to Assets. - Naming:
Client_Date_Topic_V1.png.
4. Manager Review
Role: Social Media Manager
- Checklist:
- Is the logo correct?
- Are brand colors used?
- Are there any typos in the graphic? (Designers often miss typos, Managers must catch them).
- Approval: Move to Client Approval.
5. Client Approval
Role: Client
The client sees the graphic and the caption side-by-side in the portal.
- Feedback: "Can we make the logo bigger?" (Classic client request).
- Approval: Once approved, the asset is locked.
6. Scheduling
Role: Social Media Manager
- Action: Schedule via Meta Business Suite, Buffer, or Later.
- Completion: Mark task as Done.
Formatting Guide
Carousels (LinkedIn/Instagram)
- Aspect Ratio: 4:5 (1080x1350) for Instagram, 1:1 (1080x1080) for LinkedIn PDF.
- Text Size: Keep it readable on mobile. Minimum 24pt font.
- Last Slide: Always include a CTA (Call to Action) slide.
Single Image
- Focus: One clear focal point. Don't clutter with text.
- Caption: Use the caption to tell the story, use the image to stop the scroll.