Place a binary counter after it, and use that's output. With a 555 its not really possible.
But how do you change the duty cycle? That will give a nice variable frequency output but the duty cycle will be fixed at 50%.
It's not possible with the plain old bipolar 555 timer, but easy with a CMOS variant such as the ICM7555 or TS555 and a comparator.
R1 controls the frequency and R2 the duty cycle.
If you don't need to adjust the duty cycle, then just use the CMOS 555 timer on the left hand side of the circuit. Don't load pin 3, as it will affect both the duty cycle and frequency. pin 7 can be connected to the positive supply, via a suitable pull-up resistor and the output taken from there.