Awesome content comes from knowing two things: your goals and your audience.
We are just over half way through our series! Yes, a 6-part series on creating a content (a.k.a editorial) calendar that with actually work for you, your business, and your lifestyle.
Creating a content calendar goes beyond simply lining up haphazard topics into a grid with dates on it, and if that's how you've been treating your calendar, you're missing out on one of the most important considerations behind posting content online in the first place: your audience, the people you want as clients.
Let's start with a statement which you should always remember when planning your calendar. I would suggest you write it down on a sticky note and place it near your desk space, or in your business binder, or wherever you want to keep your content calendar (physical or digital).
The most successful online writers will tell you that one of the most important aspects of their online business is having a content (editorial) calendar, making sure it works for you, your business, and your lifestyle while sticking to it long-term.