If you are like most bloggers then you have a notebook of topic ideas and a drafts folder full of half written blog posts — that may or may not ever get finished. 

You also want to plan your content ahead of time but it feels overwhelming to think so far ahead when you don't even know what you are publishing this week.

I've been there!

I've been blogging for 16 years.  That's a LOT of content to move through the publishing system.  

As a full time managing editor I published up to 100 articles a month over several websites. I've managed up to six blogs at a time. Each with it's own set of content ideas, freelance writers, publishing schedule, etc.  

That's a lot to keep track of.

But I didn't always know this stuff. 

• I've created drafts in Wordpress with nothing but some quick notes hoping that someday I'll write the article. 
• I've tried all kinds of note keeping systems to keep track of topic ideas as they pop up. 
• I've forgotten about articles that are just about done, only to find them out of date when I finally get around to publishing them

I've tried all the tricks to keep content organized before it's published… and then still have nothing to write about when I sit down to work. 

It does not have to be that way!