How I keep track of blog posts I have made.

When you have been blogging for a while, it can be hard to remember what blog posts you have and haven’t written. Later on this year, I will be releasing a blog post all about how I plan out a year’s worth of blogging material, but for today’s blog post, I thought I would talk about how I keep track of all the blog post I have written across all three of my blogs. 

My main way to keep track is by using one note. A free notebook that you can get on both your phone and laptop, and the handy thing is on your computer; you don’t even have to download an app because they have a website. Onenote is all done through windows, and yes, you can use your Gmail password and login to use one note which is really handy. 

I have loads of notebooks, as you’ll see in the photo below. 

In my notebook titled blog, I have the names of each of my blogs listed down, and planning is how I plan out all my blog post content which I’ll be covering later on. But if I were to go onto any of the notebooks for my blog, I would see ideas and already posted content. 

The list is long, but it is effective to be able to see what I have made already so that I don’t double up on content or waste my time writing content that I’ve already written in the past just to have to delete it.  It’s also a lot easier than having to scroll through your blog to find what you have already posted. 

If I have a blog post idea, I go into my OneNote notebook and look to see if I have already written it and if I haven’t, I will add it to my list of ideas for future writing.

I have a question for you readers if you also run a blog, how do you keep track? Is there an easier way I don’t know of? Let me know in the comments.