19
Chapter
Ghost Writer in the Sky
Set yourself up for content marketing and email marketing with a Content Calendar and a Content Backlog.
Summary
Starting your content calendar right after having your first idea is a great way to initiate your content marketing. It’s never too early to begin communicating with potential clients and investors. Having your content marketing strategy and your content kanban in place is the best way to make your business stand out.
Tags 
Practices Explained 
Content Calendar
Content Backlog
Content Kanban
Practices Mentioned 
Coming Soon!
Extras 
Coming Soon!
Downloads 
Chapter 19 illustrations
Recommended Tools 
Free Editorial Calendar Templates
The Social Media Content Calendar Template Every Marketer Needs
How to Create a Social Media Content Calendar: Tips and Templates
CoSchedule
Recommended Books 
Content Inc: How entrepreneurs use content to build massive audiences and create radically successful businesses by Joe Pulizzi
Everybody Writes: Your Go-To Guide to Creating Ridiculously Good Content by Ann Handley
Building a StoryBrand: Clarify Your Message So Customers Will Listen by Donald Mille
Recommended Articles 
10 Reasons Your Editorial Calendar Sucks (and How to Make It the Best)
Editorial Calendar Tools and Templates
How to Create an Editorial Calendar That Will Streamline Your Content Strategy
The Social Media Content Calendar Template Every Marketer Needs
The Complete Guide to Choosing a Content Calendar: Tools, Templates, Tips, and More
How And Why You Need To Create A Content Calendar For Your Blog (That You Actually Use)
How to Create a Social Media Content Calendar: Tips and Templates
Editorial calendar
How to Build a Content Calendar (Plus a Free Template)
Content Calendar: Go Beyond the Basics
Understand Your Growth Constraints, Then Deploy Content Marketing Strategically
