Very little social content is written from nothing. Drafts, duplicates and loading an old post are how a week's posting gets done in an hour.
Drafts
Save Draft keeps a post without scheduling it. Nothing is published, and it waits in the list until you come back.
A DRAFT NEVER PUBLISHES ITSELF
Duplicating
Duplicate copies an existing post so you can change the wording and the date. It is the right way to run a series, or to post something seasonal that worked last year.
Loading a post
Load Post pulls an existing post into the one you are writing, as a starting point. Useful when head office has sent something down and you want to adapt it, or when you keep a house template as a post.
Keeping the library usable
- Name posts by what they are about and roughly when.
- Delete drafts you abandoned. A list of half-written posts hides the ones that matter.
- Reuse deliberately — a duplicate that still mentions last year's dates is worse than a fresh post.