Build Your Marketing Plan, Automatically Track Results, and Be a Small Business Marketing Hero
Step away from the spreadsheets. Skip the complicated martech planners. Stop manually gathering analytics and stats. PlanITPDQ’s editorial calendar and marketing plan software is easy to use. Drag-and-drop projects on your calendar, invite collaborators to join, and link projects to platforms to gather analytics like pageviews, email opens, video views, and more. It’s time to make marketing easier.
PlanITPDQ is an Easy-to-Use Content Marketing Planner
“You mean I can get rid of these folders full of stuff that are all over my desk and organize it all online? Wow!”
– a new PlanITPDQ user
Plan Your Projects
Build your marketing plan by channel and by date. See at a glance your schedule for events, blog posts, videos, and newsletters. Drag and drop to move projects around the calendar. Capture ideas to save for later scheduling. Easy.
Direct Your Marketing Team
Invite collaborators to an individual project or to the entire PlanIT calendar. Get everyone on the same page for marketing plans and scheduling. Capture ideas for events, content, bylines, and podcasts in one place.
Quantify Results
It’s all about the analytics. You need the stats, but collecting them from every platform is a huge time suck. Now you can easily connect every content project to gather analytics automatically. Just click on your project to see pageviews, email opens, video views, and more.
We’re excited to announce this first edition of PlanITPDQ. While we are in beta mode, it is 100% free to use!
Go ahead and build your marketing plan, create a content calendar, and organize your events. We’ll send periodic updates with marketing plan tips and to seek feedback on what integrations and features you’d like.
Thanks for joining our PlanIT!
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