Ingredients of a successful calendar
Creating a calendar is not good enough, but making it work makes a lot of difference to your business. Below are ways you can ensure your content will be of high assistant to your business.
- Make it accessible: Whichever way you want it, whether on paper, on your system, tablet, or a whiteboard. Ensure it accessible. If you have a team, ensure each member of your team has access to your content calendar. Although everyone may not have the right to adjust it.
- Constant Interaction: Interact with it like your business. It should grow as your business grows. Relevant changes in your content should be done on the calendar to ensure follow up.
- Arrange your articles: there is no right or wrong way to organize your content in your calendar. There are a thousand content calendar templates on the internet you can use. Good enough most of them are free, you can play around with them and reposition things to your taste.
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AndyN1
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hi Ayodeji
This is an interesting subject. I think though there is a mixture of planning and organic growth and process that takes place. I am experiencing this now. I see more and more a need for planned content, whereas up to now I have been building out my site in a fairly organic manner. Now I need to pause, review, reorganize the categories and menus on my site and sort out the avenues through which I need to build more content. So a mixture of continued organic development, responding to reactions and feedback, opportunistically building on low hanging fruit keywords, and organized planning.
Thanks for another thought-provoking article.
Best regards
Andy
This is an interesting subject. I think though there is a mixture of planning and organic growth and process that takes place. I am experiencing this now. I see more and more a need for planned content, whereas up to now I have been building out my site in a fairly organic manner. Now I need to pause, review, reorganize the categories and menus on my site and sort out the avenues through which I need to build more content. So a mixture of continued organic development, responding to reactions and feedback, opportunistically building on low hanging fruit keywords, and organized planning.
Thanks for another thought-provoking article.
Best regards
Andy