Multiple Calendars:Manage Multiple Websites & Brands
Create and manage multiple content calendars for different websites, brands, or content categories. Keep your SEO strategies organized with separate calendars, each with its own publishing schedule and keyword targeting.
Why Use Multiple Calendars?
Managing content for multiple websites, brands, or content categories can quickly become overwhelming when everything is in one place. With multiple calendars, you can keep each project organized and separate, making it easier to focus on specific strategies.
Each calendar operates independently with its own keyword research, content schedule, publishing settings, and integrations. This means you can connect one calendar to your WordPress blog and another to your Shopify store, each publishing content tailored to that specific platform.
Whether you're a marketing agency managing multiple clients, a business with several brands, or a content creator with different niche sites, multiple calendars give you the organization and flexibility you need.
How to Create Multiple Calendars
Go to Your Dashboard
From your Fast SEO Fix dashboard, you'll see all your existing calendars listed. Each calendar is displayed as a separate card with its name, status, and recent activity.
Click "Create New Calendar"
Click the Create New Calendar button to start setting up a new calendar. You'll be guided through a simple setup wizard to configure your new calendar.
Configure Calendar Settings
Give your calendar a name (e.g., "Main Blog", "Product Updates", "Client: Acme Corp"). Then configure the settings specific to this calendar:
- Website URL for internal linking
- Content tone and style preferences
- Publishing integration (WordPress, Shopify, Webhook)
- Image style preferences
- Target language for content
Pro Tip: Each calendar can have different settings, allowing you to customize content generation for each website or brand.
Start Adding Content
Once your calendar is created, you can start adding keywords, generating content, and scheduling posts. Switch between calendars anytime from your dashboard to manage different projects.
What Makes Multiple Calendars Powerful
Independent Settings Per Calendar
Each calendar has its own website URL, content tone, language settings, and image style. Customize everything for each specific project or brand.
Separate Publishing Integrations
Connect each calendar to a different CMS. One calendar can publish to WordPress while another publishes to Shopify or uses a custom webhook.
Dedicated Keyword Pools
Each calendar maintains its own keyword research and content queue. Target different niches without mixing keywords between projects.
Easy Calendar Switching
Quickly switch between calendars from your dashboard. All your calendars are accessible from a single account without logging in and out.
Per-Calendar Analytics
Track content performance for each calendar separately. See which strategies work best for different websites or brands.
Team Access Control
Control which team members can access which calendars. Perfect for agencies managing multiple clients with different teams.
Perfect For
Marketing Agencies
Manage content calendars for multiple clients from a single account. Each client gets their own dedicated calendar with custom settings and publishing integrations.
Multi-Brand Companies
Keep content separate for different brands or product lines. Each brand maintains its own voice, style, and publishing schedule.
Niche Site Builders
Manage multiple niche websites from one dashboard. Target different keywords and audiences for each site with dedicated calendars.
Example Calendar Setups
Main Company Blog
Connected to WordPress • 31 scheduled posts • English
Product Documentation
Connected to Webhook • 15 scheduled posts • Technical tone
E-commerce Store Blog
Connected to Shopify • 22 scheduled posts • Conversational tone
German Market Blog
Connected to WordPress • 18 scheduled posts • German language
Manage All Your Sites with Multiple Calendars
Create unlimited content calendars for different websites, brands, or projects. Each calendar gets its own settings, integrations, and content pipeline.