Jane Sheeba

How to create content for your blog(s) consistently? Here’s the system I use!

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I run not one, but many online businesses.

And that means, separate websites (and blogs) for all of them – to set the online space and branding for my businesses.

This in turn means, creating a lot of content!

That’s not as easy as it sounds. If you have been blogging for a while you would know how challenging it can be to consistently create content for your blog on a regular basis.

Having said that, it is not something impossible to do. In fact, there are lots of successful business owners who are practicing it already.

Consistency is the only thing that have skyrocketed the growth of many businesses.

Watch this video where I share the downright simple system that I use to create content consistently for all my blogs.

The system I share is not so complicated. It does not involve anything “rocket science” – but a rather simple system.

I always prefer to keep things simple because that’s how I can make sure I actually use the system.

Making things complicated only adds to the chaos.

So there you go – my simple system that helps me create content consistently for my multiple blogs.

After you finish watching the video, I want you to leave a comment and let me know what system you have in place for content creation.

The link to my video where I talk about consistency (that I mention in the video) – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSVDF8BV_7c

The link to my content creation e-course that I talk about in the video – https://www.learn.janesheeba.com/how-to-create-killer-content-for-your-business/

Jane Sheeba

I am Jane. I am a Kindle Author. I'm A YouTuber. I'm an author at Knit India Magazine. Don't forget to check out my other websites: Do Splash and Banking Minutes.

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Freddy G. Cabrera says:

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Hey Jane!

It really helps to jot down your ideas as soon as you get them. You can use a smartphone or a small notebook to write down your blog content ideas. I use both. If I'm at home I use my notebook to write down my blog content ideas. If I'm on the move I use my phone.

You have to be strategic about how you build your blog. Keeping your ideas organized is important.

Very helpful tips!

Thank you for sharing this!

Keep up the great work! :D

Have a wonderful week!
Enstine Muki says:

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Hey Jane,
I have a notebook and my mobile phone. Some funny events could just trigger post ideas and for the most part, I will do a voice recording on my phone.

Many ideas have come to me while I read other blogs and comments and the only way I keep these ideas from evaporating is put them down. I have many saved as draft on my blog too and that helps me each time I want to develop them.

Thanks for sharing your strategy Jane.
Akash Kumar says:

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Nice post.... so finally you shared your own way to create content for a blog.
Thanks
Moss says:

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Hi Jane,
Great informative article. There is no better way to write consistently if you cannot map mind your content ideas. For me, I use anything i can lay me hands on, but it is important to have a strategy in play.
Even though I use anything i can lay my hands on, I ensure to transfer whatever information I've gathered to my content calendar.
I have a physical content calendar on my writing desk, have a software calendar in my smartphone and laptop.

As Enstine noted, you never know what event that might trigger blog topic ideas. So you need to be ever ready.

Thanks for sharing Jane.
Bhawna says:

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It all starts with an idea. Having multiple websites is a tough task and to come up with great content on a regular basis is not easy.
I am currently managing my own blog which I started a few months back. Thank you for all the tips. Keep up the good work
Kuldeep Singh says:

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you are right.It is very challenging to write for multiple blogs.
But without having multiple siyes you can not grow business. Thanks for the good stuff.
ranjit sing says:

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I just started blogging, i think, it's a hard work to do with multiple website.... but i will try to maintain multiple website seeing you, if you are doing this means i can also...
thanks for your artile, i know its help me
Addy Brown says:

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The most productive bloggers seemed to have a momentum to their content production that they were very religious about. i.e. They regularly made commitments to post every x number of days and were very strict about not breaking that.