# Series

> Grouping several posts into an ordered set, how readers move through one, and what a series does that topics do not.

Source: https://www.revquix.com/docs/writing/series
Last verified: 2026-09-04

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A series is an ordered set of your posts on one subject - a four-part walkthrough, a weekly log, a
teardown split across three articles.

Manage yours from [My series](https://www.revquix.com/dashboard/blog/series).

## Series or topics?

They do different jobs and a post can have both.

|              | What it is for                                                                         |
| ------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Topics**   | What a post is _about_. Drives discovery - listings, tag pages, recommendations.       |
| **A series** | What a post is _part of_. Gives it a position in a sequence, and a reader a next step. |

A post about binary search belongs in the Algorithms topic. Part 3 of your DSA walkthrough belongs
in a series. Most posts want topics; only a genuine sequence wants a series.

## Making one

1. Create the series - a title, a description, and a cover.

2. Add posts to it. A post joins a series from **its own** settings modal, so you can add one as you
   write it rather than having to remember to come back.

3. Put them in order. The order is yours to set - it is not publication date, because part 2 is
   sometimes written after part 3.

## What a reader gets

A series has its own page listing every part in order. From inside any post in it, readers can see
where they are in the sequence and move to the next part.

> **Note** - A series can be published a piece at a time
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> Only your published parts appear. Drafts in the series stay invisible, so you can set up the whole
> structure in advance and release it on whatever schedule you like.

## Related

- [Writing a post](https://www.revquix.com/docs/writing/writing-a-post) - Where the series setting lives.

- [Where your posts appear](https://www.revquix.com/docs/writing/where-your-posts-appear) - The other places a post shows up.