Content Planning For Beginners

Content Planning For Beginners (5).

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Getting started in affiliate marketing is overwhelming; there are alot of pieces, and sometimes you need a place to start. This post covers a starter list of Content Planning Tools, followed by a Quick Start Guide, a Comparison Chart, and Common Pitfalls to Avoid.

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Content Planning Tools:

Trello: An intuitive visual tool for organizing tasks and projects with boards and cards.

Google Calendar: Simple for scheduling and keeping track of content deadlines.]

Asana: Streamlines task management with a user-friendly interface, which is ideal for project tracking.

Microsoft To Do: Basic and straightforward task management, great for daily content planning tasks.

Milanote: Offers a visual approach with boards for easy organization of ideas and projects.

Quick Start Guides

  • Trello: Sign up, create a “Content Planning” board, and use cards to manage tasks.
  • Google Calendar: Create a content calendar and set deadlines using your Google account.
  • Asana: Register, select a project template for content planning, and add tasks.

Comparison Chart

FeatureTrelloGoogle CalendarAsana
InterfaceIntuitiveMinimalistClean
PricingFree basic, premium availableFreeFree basic, premium options
Key FeaturesBoards, lists, cardsScheduling, remindersProject templates, task management
Best ForVisual task managementTime managementProject management

Common Pitfalls to Avoid

  • Trello: Don’t overload boards with too many cards; keep it simple.
  • Google Calendar: Set reminders for deadlines to avoid missing them.
  • Asana: Start with basic functionalities before using advanced features.
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