“How do I manage 5, 10 or 20 projects at the same time?”

That means the two articles won't compete with each other.

I'd structure this one around a realistic scenario.

Imagine a small agency managing:

Project A: website development
Project B: mobile application
Project C: customer support improvements
Project D: marketing campaign
Project E: ongoing maintenance

Every project contains its own deadlines, people, files, conversations and pending tasks.

The difficulty isn't managing any one project.

The difficulty is knowing where your attention is needed across all of them.

From there, the article can cover:

🗂️ Create One Central View of Your Projects
Don't maintain different projects in unrelated spreadsheets, emails and chat threads.

🎯 Define the Goal of Every Project
People should understand what success looks like, not simply have a collection of tasks.

🧩 Break Each Project Into Manageable Work
You can internally link this section to your existing WBS article.

📅 Don't Look at Every Project Equally Every Day
Some projects may need immediate attention while others are progressing normally.

🚦 Use Project Health Signals
Look at overdue work, approaching deadlines, pending tasks, blockers and workload.

👤 Make Ownership Clear Across Projects
An especially important issue when one employee works on several projects.

⚖️ Balance Team Workload
A company can have plenty of capacity overall while one critical employee becomes overloaded.

🔀 Manage Cross-Project Priorities
This gives you a perfect internal link to Blog #1.

📣 Standardize Communication
Prevent one customer discussion from living in WhatsApp, another in email, another in Slack, etc.

📁 Keep Project Information With the Project
Comments, notes, documents and decisions should have context.

🕐 Review Projects at Different Levels
Explain the difference between:
Project-level review → task-level review → exception review.

🚨 Know Which Project Needs Attention Today
A manager shouldn't open every task in every project every morning.

📊 Build a Weekly Portfolio Review Habit
A simple practical routine users can immediately apply.

💡 How Tilvin Helps Manage Multiple Projects
Now your existing All Projects functionality becomes highly relevant without making the article a product manual.

The key message could be:

“Managing multiple projects isn't about keeping everything in your head. It's about building a system that tells you where your attention is needed.”