SWMM5, XPSWMM, InfoSWMM, InfoSewer, ICM (InfoWorks and SWMM): LinkedIn Posting Plan for SWMM5 Enablement

Saturday, March 29, 2025

LinkedIn Posting Plan for SWMM5 Enablement

Here’s an effective, manageable content schedule optimized to grow your followers and build authority on LinkedIn:

Weekly Content Plan

Posts (2–3 times per week)

Monday: Insightful tip or industry news commentary
Wednesday: Short story, personal lesson, or client/project success
Friday (optional): Poll, question, or interactive content to drive engagement

Monthly Content Plan

Article (1 per month)

First Tuesday of each month: In-depth, evergreen content demonstrating your expertise
- (e.g., How-to guide, detailed case study, industry analysis)

Newsletter Schedule

Newsletter (Bi-weekly, every two weeks)

Every second Thursday: Regular deep dive or themed insights related to your core expertise
- (e.g., Newsletter on wastewater modeling techniques, trends in water infrastructure, or software tips)

Monthly Content Calendar (Example):

Week	Monday (Post)	Tuesday (Article)	Wednesday (Post)	Thursday (Newsletter)	Friday (Optional Post)
Week 1	Industry Tip or News	Publish Article	Personal Story or Lesson		Interactive Poll or Question
Week 2	Quick Tip or Insight		Client Success or Project Update	Publish Newsletter
Week 3	Trending Topic Commentary		Personal Story or Lesson		Interactive Engagement Content
Week 4	Educational Nugget or Insight		Client Success or Project Update	Publish Newsletter

Best Practices to Maximize Impact:

Consistency is key: Stick closely to this schedule to train your audience to expect your content.
Engage promptly: Reply to comments on posts and newsletters promptly to drive algorithm visibility.
Repurpose content: Turn insights from articles and newsletters into short posts to maximize content efficiency.
Promote strategically: Share articles and newsletters via posts to boost visibility and reach.

Would you like a tailored list of topic suggestions for each content type, or does this schedule meet your current needs?

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SWMM456.COM (previously known as SWMM5.NET) is a mini-blog that provides short and concise articles about various topics related to Stormwater Management Model (SWMM). Each post on the blog is no more than 150-200 words (about 1300 characters) in length and aims to deliver instant information, opinion, or introduction on a specific topic related to SWMM. The blog covers a wide range of topics, including tips and tricks for using SWMM, case studies, software updates, and news related to the field of stormwater management. The goal of the blog is to provide useful and relevant information to SWMM users and professionals in the stormwater management industry in a quick and easy-to-digest format.

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