“Put them in a simple spreadsheet or even a note on your phone. One line each. The topic, the month and whether it's new or an update.”

Tristan Brunsden · SEO Tips · Content That Ranks and Sells

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Maintain a simple spreadsheet (or phone note) listing planned content topics, month, and whether each is new or an update

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