"Plan your blog and your Pinterest in one place, and it saves as you type." Both planners merged into one interactive home base. Everything auto-saves as your members type (you'll see a little "Saved" pill pop up), and their data comes back when they return, so it truly works as an ongoing workspace instead of a fill-once worksheet.

What's inside, across six tabs:

Dashboard — a personal welcome (it learns their name), plus live progress bars for the blog launch checklist, Pinterest account setup, posts in progress, and today's daily routine.

All clickable to jump straight in.

Blog Setup — mission, products, first-year goal, the full "Find Your People" ideal-reader section, email list goals with a little bonus: it auto-calculates how many subscribers per week they need to hit their 30-day goal. Freebie types are tap-to-select chips instead of checkboxes, and the full launch checklist keeps the hour estimates from your PDF.

Content — a running blog idea list, plus a post planner where each post moves through statuses (Idea → Writing → Published) with tap-through mini-steps (Outlined, Images done, Pin created, etc.) and expandable details for keywords, CTA, and notes. The SEO checklist has a "Reset for next post" button so they can reuse it every time.

Pinterest Setup — the baseline "Start Here" stats, account overview, setup checklist, board planner, and a broad vs. long-tail keyword bank.

My Routine — daily, weekly, and monthly Pinterest tasks with "Start a new day/week/month" reset buttons, plus the quality pin checklist to run before publishing any pin.

My Stats — one editable table for monthly blog income, subscribers, page views, and Pinterest numbers, so the growth story lives in one place.