02-05-2021, 06:29 AM
Here's an easy trick for finding paid "done for you" social media content calendars for free.
While some marketers use Excel or Google Sheets files to make these content packages, in my experience the majority of them use Trello. That means they're publicly indexed and surprisingly easy to find for free.
METHOD #1:
Open up Google and search for "[name of package you want]" site:trello.com
If you're lucky, the content creator has given the Trello board an identical name and you'll be able to find it with ease. Here's an example that worked perfectly:
![[Image: jAAm72w.png]](https://i.imgur.com/jAAm72w.png)
Sales Page:
GET:
METHOD #2:
If that doesn't work, no worries—you just have to dig a little deeper. Head to the sales page of the package you want and scroll until you find a preview screenshot of the product. Like this:
![[Image: 4KOOJy8.png]](https://i.imgur.com/4KOOJy8.png)
Zoom in and pick a random string of text from one of the Trello cards. For example, I can see one that says "I still remember the sinking feeling that hit me…"
Open up Google and search for "[text you just found]" site:trello.com
![[Image: VDiCPsn.png]](https://i.imgur.com/VDiCPsn.png)
Sales Page:
GET:
METHOD #3:
That should work for pretty much any Trello board you want, but if you don't know of any packages and you just want to browse what's available, there's plenty to find if you open and Google and search for site:trello.com content calendar (play around with search ideas or add a niche keyword for narrow it down).
You can find other types of content on Trello too if you're imaginative. Here's a sales funnel course/product I found, which includes links to more PDFs and information on each Trello card.
Sales Page:
GET:
While some marketers use Excel or Google Sheets files to make these content packages, in my experience the majority of them use Trello. That means they're publicly indexed and surprisingly easy to find for free.
METHOD #1:
Open up Google and search for "[name of package you want]" site:trello.com
If you're lucky, the content creator has given the Trello board an identical name and you'll be able to find it with ease. Here's an example that worked perfectly:
Sales Page:
Magic Button :
GET:
Magic Button :
METHOD #2:
If that doesn't work, no worries—you just have to dig a little deeper. Head to the sales page of the package you want and scroll until you find a preview screenshot of the product. Like this:
Zoom in and pick a random string of text from one of the Trello cards. For example, I can see one that says "I still remember the sinking feeling that hit me…"
Open up Google and search for "[text you just found]" site:trello.com
Sales Page:
Magic Button :
GET:
Magic Button :
METHOD #3:
That should work for pretty much any Trello board you want, but if you don't know of any packages and you just want to browse what's available, there's plenty to find if you open and Google and search for site:trello.com content calendar (play around with search ideas or add a niche keyword for narrow it down).
You can find other types of content on Trello too if you're imaginative. Here's a sales funnel course/product I found, which includes links to more PDFs and information on each Trello card.
Sales Page:
Magic Button :
GET:
Magic Button :