Content Plan Guide | TuBe SEO Help Center

When to use it. When you have location pages and want a steady list of posts that help each one rank.

Your call. Planning only picks titles and keywords. Nothing is written until you choose Write.

How it works

Choose Plan posts for my pages. TuBe plans posts for up to 25 of your pages at a time: your homepage and your state, city and neighborhood pages.
Or choose Plan posts, or Plan more, on one page to plan posts for just that page.
Each planned post has a title and its own keyword. Choose Write to open the article form with them, or the X to remove a post you don't want.
Topics, if you have any, are groups of posts on one subject. They work the same way.

Your homepage, State pages, City pages, Neighborhood pages: Your pages, grouped by level. Open one to see the posts planned for it.
N planned, N written, N published: Where that page's posts stand.
Planned, Written, Published: A post's state: picked but not written, written as an article, or live on your site.
Last plan: Planned N posts and left out M: TuBe reviews each plan before saving it and leaves out posts that repeat another page's, would have the same answer everywhere, compete with the page itself, or rest on a claim that can't be backed up.

Planning only picks titles and keywords. Nothing is written until you choose Write.
Each post links back to its page once. Link to the posts from the page they support.
Plan posts for my pages leaves alone the pages planned in the last week. To add posts to one of them now, choose Plan more on it.
A page only gets posts with a reason to exist there, so some pages get one post or none.

With a plan: Every plan includes the content plan.

Why did a page get no posts?

A page only gets posts whose answer is different for that page. A post that would say the same on every page is left out.

TuBe didn't find my pages.

Your homepage, city and neighborhood pages show up after TuBe reads your website, which runs when your account is set up and every week after.

Why plan posts instead of writing them one by one?

The plan gives each post its own search, so your posts never compete with your pages or with each other.

Articles: Full articles written around one keyword, researched from the pages that rank for it today, checked for facts and originality, and posted to your WordPress site when you choose.
Location pages: A page for each city, neighborhood or area you serve, built in the design of one of your own WordPress pages and sent to WordPress as drafts for you to publish.
Rank tracking: Where your website ranks on Google for each of your keywords, checked every Monday, with what moved since the check before.