Content Creation Have you thought about developing a content calendar?

[Shortie]

Content is, as they say, king and when it comes to forums there is nothing better than content. The more content you can post on your forum each day the better it will be for you in the long run.

Keeping up with a schedule and being consistent is not as easy as it seems no matter how hard you may try and that may be where something such as a content calendar could come in handy.

Have you ever developed a content calendar to help you stay consistent with your content output? How have you found having a content calendar has helped you?

 

[JoshB]

I'm keeping myself busy with sticking to one currently with creating videos and blog posts but, for a calendar on forum posts. I have not.

This is something I have to work into my workflow as I'm pretty bad at it currently lol, to incorporate forum posts is something I haven't thought about before and will definitely be looking into this a lot more now.

 

[joelr]

I'm keeping myself busy with sticking to one currently with creating videos and blog posts but, for a calendar on forum posts. I have not.

This is something I have to work into my workflow as I'm pretty bad at it currently lol, to incorporate forum posts is something I haven't thought about before and will definitely be looking into this a lot more now.

If you already have a blog, then you already have an awesome resource for your forum posts! You just need to pick apart your blog posts and turn them into questions.

I do believe content calendars, or at least a rough template of posting, is important. For Admin Junkies, I subscribe to over 2 dozen websites, newsletters, and substacks, which gives me plenty of information (sometimes too much!) to turn into posts.

 

[Ravenfreak]

I haven't thought about keeping a calendar to schedule posts. I have been thinking about doing this for my Youtube channel however, I think I will start to incorporate this into both my sites and my Youtube channel! Consistency is key, keep making content for your community or channel and you'll get more activity or subscribers!

 

[Shortie]

I haven't thought about keeping a calendar to schedule posts. I have been thinking about doing this for my Youtube channel however, I think I will start to incorporate this into both my sites and my Youtube channel! Consistency is key, keep making content for your community or channel and you'll get more activity or subscribers!

This is a great way to use a content calendar! I need to do the same myself but at the moment, mine is lack of content for the videos which I am hoping to be able to increase soon.

It is very true when they say content is king, consistent content will eventually get you the success you desire!

 

[Henrywrites]

If you already have a blog, then you already have an awesome resource for your forum posts! You just need to pick apart your blog posts and turn them into questions.

I do believe content calendars, or at least a rough template of posting, is important. For Admin Junkies, I subscribe to over 2 dozen websites, newsletters, and substacks, which gives me plenty of information (sometimes too much!) to turn into posts.

Subscribing to different sources of information gives one the opportunity to create more content for their website. You won't be operating on the grounds where what you posts is limited to just a few pieces of information as you will get a series of ideas to create. So, having a posting calendar to do that makes much more sense.

 

[Nomad]

I have often though about developing a content calendar. I maintain a couple of blogs and forums, I also manage communities for other people, and I need to write a lot of content on a regular basis and having a content calander will certainly help me out. But I have not done this yet.