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How to edit your strategy: focus areas, keywords and content maps

On the Strategy map you can rename a focus area, change its keywords, plan articles from keywords and rework a content map. Every change saves as you go.

Before you start

  1. Open a focus area

    In Blog, click Strategy, then click the focus area you want to change. Its card opens with its keywords and the buttons that change it.

    The Choosing your first proper blanket card open on the strategy map, with its keywords and buttons, outlined.

  2. Rename it

    Click Rename, type the new name over the old one and press Enter. The articles under the focus area stay where they are.

    The focus area's name field with Choosing a wool blanket typed in, outlined.

  3. Remove a keyword

    Click the cross on a keyword to take it off the focus area. Next time Munshi generates for this focus area, it works from the keywords that are left.

    The keyword wool blanket gift with its remove cross, outlined.

  4. Add a keyword

    Type a search into the + keyword box after the last keyword and press Enter. The box stays ready, so you can add several in a row.

    The keywords of the focus area, with wool blanket for a king size bed added at the end, outlined.

  5. Plan an article from a keyword

    Click a keyword without a tick. Munshi adds a planned article named after it to the focus area and opens its card. A keyword with a tick already has an article, and clicking it opens that article.

    The new planned article Wool throw for sofa open on the map, reading Not started, outlined.

  6. Give the article its title

    Click Rename on the article's card, type a proper title and press Enter.

    The article renamed A Wool Throw for the Sofa: What to Look For, open on the map, outlined.

  7. Rework a content map

    Open another focus area and click Generate articles. If it already has articles, the button asks Replace the generated articles? Click again and Munshi maps out a fresh set. Articles you added by hand stay, including ones planned from a keyword. Generated articles not in the new set leave the plan, even ones already being written.

    The Caring for wool so it lasts a lifetime focus area with its new articles fanning out on the map, outlined.

  8. Remove an article

    Click the article, then Remove, then Really remove? to confirm. The article leaves the plan, and its progress in the writer goes with it.

    The Really remove? button on an open article card, outlined.

  9. Focus on one area

    Pick a focus area in the All focus areas menu above the map. The rest of the map dims but stays in view. Choose All focus areas again to see it all.

    The map filtered to Caring for wool so it lasts a lifetime, with that focus area and the menu outlined and the rest dimmed.

Where you are now

Your strategy now reads the way you want. The focus areas have your names, the keywords are the ones you chose, and articles are planned for the searches that matter. Every change saved as you made it.

If something goes wrong

Delete focus area asks for a second click

Click it again to delete the focus area and all its articles, or open another card to keep them. The first click on Delete focus area turns the button into a question. It counts the articles that would go with it.

Clicking a keyword opened an article

That keyword has a tick, so an article already covers it. The article's title contains the keyword, or its target keyword is the same. Rename or remove that article if it should not cover the keyword.

“Save failed”

Click Retry beside the note. The map could not save your last change. The change stays on screen until it saves.

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