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Content Calendar Write-Up — Lovehoney US

A note from the Planning shelf.

Content Calendar Write-Up — Lovehoney US

The Lovehoney US content calendar is designed as a 1-month inbound content plan that supports the broader funnel strategy and persona journeys. The purpose of the calendar is not simply to publish content regularly, but to ensure that content is working across the funnel: attracting new audiences, capturing leads, nurturing interest, and supporting first purchase conversion.

This section supports the content strategy and helps connect the written strategy to the interactive HTML dashboards.

1. Structure of the Content Calendar

The monthly content calendar is built around four planning principles:

  • weekly cadence across the month

  • persona relevance for Beginner, Couples, and Wellness audiences

  • funnel balance across TOFU, MOFU, and BOFU

  • channel integration across blog, email, landing pages, and social distribution

Rather than treating each content item as a one-off, the calendar is designed so that one hero topic or lead-generation asset can be supported by related blog posts, email content, and social amplification.

2. What the Calendar Includes

The content calendar includes a mix of:

  • blog posts

  • emails

  • lead-generation assets

  • landing page pushes

  • creator or social support content

  • curated collection / conversion content

This makes the calendar more useful than a simple editorial plan, because it connects content to actual business goals.

3. How It Supports the Funnel

TOFU — Awareness and Normalization

Top-of-funnel content is used to bring in new users through education, self-care framing, relationship inspiration, and tasteful social discovery.

Examples:

  • beginner educational blog posts

  • wellness-led editorial content

  • romantic getaway inspiration

  • creator-style awareness content

MOFU — Consideration and Lead Generation

Mid-funnel content is used to capture leads and help users choose the right journey.

Examples:

  • beginner quiz

  • couples checklist

  • wellness email series

  • nurture emails

  • trust-building content around privacy, body-safe materials, and product choice

BOFU — Conversion Support

Bottom-of-funnel content is used to move high-intent users toward first purchase.

Examples:

  • starter picks

  • curated bundle pages

  • beginner collection pages

  • date-night kits

  • conversion-focused emails

4. How It Supports the Website

The content calendar is designed to strengthen the Lovehoney US website by sending traffic into:

  • educational blog content

  • lead-generation landing pages

  • curated collection pages

  • email capture flows

  • persona-based journeys

This means the website is not just acting as a shopfront, but as the central hub of the inbound strategy.

5. How It Maps to Personas

Beginner Brooke

Content focuses on:

  • reassurance

  • category education

  • simple first steps

  • quizzes and beginner recommendations

Chris & Maya

Content focuses on:

  • connection

  • date nights

  • romantic getaways

  • approachable couples recommendations

Wellness Dana

Content focuses on:

  • self-care

  • confidence

  • mature intimacy

  • trust, comfort, and quality

6. Why the Calendar Matters

The calendar helps make the strategy operational by ensuring that:

  • content is distributed consistently across the month

  • each week supports different funnel stages

  • lead magnets are actively promoted

  • social content is tied back to blog, landing pages, and email

  • content production supports both brand building and conversion

7. Relationship to the Dashboards

The interactive dashboards serve as the visual planning layer for this strategy.

Content calendar dashboard

This acts as the master monthly plan across blog, email, landing pages, lead magnets, and conversion assets. It allows filtering by week, persona, pillar, content aim, goal, CTA, owner, priority, and status.

Social media dashboard

This acts as the distribution layer, showing how the month’s content is amplified through organic social by platform, persona, funnel stage, CTA, and linked goal.

Together, these dashboards make the written content strategy easier to navigate and present.

8. Strategic Takeaway

The content calendar for Lovehoney US is designed to do more than maintain publishing consistency. It is built to support a measurable inbound system where:

  • top-of-funnel content brings in new users

  • mid-funnel assets capture and segment leads

  • bottom-of-funnel content supports first purchase

  • the website acts as the main conversion and relationship hub

This makes the calendar a key operational bridge between strategy and execution.