Being that I only post 1 piece of content per week, I will use Save Draft to store up the content that I write. For example, say I happen to get on a creative writing spree and pump out three pieces of content in one day. I will save all 3 as drafts so I can choose when I will publish them live.

I normally post in the middle of the week but sometimes I will get on these writing sprees during the weekend. So instead of publishing any of these pieces of content and thus go off of my content posting schedule, I keep all of them saved as drafts. Then when Wednesday comes I can choose which piece of content I wish to publish.

Using Save Draft helps to keep me on schedule by having a few ready-to-go pieces of content and it prevents me from not having something to publish on the those times when I didn’t have the opportunity to write any quality content during the week.

MANAGE YOUR CONTENT WITH SAVE DRAFT

In addition there are times I will write content and then a couple of days later I will come across a better lower competition keyword. Because I have the content saved as a draft I can go in and change the keywords and not have to worry about messing up any SEO or permalinks, since the content has yet to be published.

So using Save Draft has many benefits for the managing of your content creation and posting. You can save as many drafts as you want for as long as you want. It is a much better and sustainable way for the posting of your content than just clicking publish every time you finish writing a piece of content.

By using Save Draft to save finished content, you will no longer have to worry about having content ready when it is time for you to publish based on your posting schedule. Remember! You have 52 weeks of content posting. So if you write 3 pieces of content in a day, save them all as drafts and only publish one at the times when you have set on your posting schedule.