
Editorial Calendar
As an entrepreneur, you’ve got meetings to attend, employees to manage, and sales to make – it can be quite a chore to update your blog. If you’re a solo-preneur or can’t afford to hire an assistant then it can become more challenging than you thought.
The fact is, blogging for business is not dead and is still a fantastic way to boost sales, build a brand, and market to your target audience.
Enter the editorial calendar
And editorial calendar is a simple tool that will help you to;
- Plan your blog posts in advance,
- Schedule your blog posts,
- Help you stay organized,
- And keep your blog up-to-date!
There are many tools that you can use as an editorial calendar. One that I use all the time is the Editorial Calendar plugin for WordPress. If you don’t use WordPress as your blog platform [or you want something different], Google Calendar is a fantastic way to start and manage your editorial calendar!
Below is a 17 minute video tutorial that will show you exactly what an editorial calendar is, how I use it to keep quality content here, and how to get started with Google Calendar.
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