Staying consistent with content marketing starts with a well-structured calendar. Tools like Notion and Trello help organize ideas, track deadlines, and manage workflows whether you’re working solo or in a team.
Why Use a Content Calendar?
A content calendar maps out what, when, and where you’re publishing. It improves visibility, reduces last-minute rushes, and keeps your content aligned with marketing goals and key dates.
Using Notion for Content Planning
- Database Views: Boards, tables, or timelines; filter by status, date, platform, or writer.
- Templates: Start fast with pre-made content calendar templates.
- Collaboration: Assign tasks, comment, and attach briefs or research directly to content cards.
Using Trello for Content Planning
- Kanban Boards: Columns like “Ideas,” “In Progress,” “Scheduled,” and “Published.”
- Labels & Checklists: Tag platforms (blog, LinkedIn, Instagram) and track subtasks like writing, design, and approvals.
- Integrations: Sync with Google Calendar, Slack, and automate notifications.
Final Outcome
Both tools make tracking, delegating, and visualizing your content pipeline easier. Pick what fits your workflow—and stay consistent.
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