1. Write in Bulk. Have
you considered writing a series of posts for your blog articles
on the same subject set to continue each other and publish
automatically?,not writing blog. Writing posts that are related will save you research
time and will ensure you’re always ahead in terms of your posting
schedule.
2. Scheduling in Advance. You
don’t necessarily have to write in bulk in order to schedule your posts
in advance. Setting a day or two each week to write all of your posts
for the coming days or weeks will ensure you never fall behind. Writing
an extra post or two to keep in your queue will also ensure you have
something to post even when life gets in the way.simply blog.
3. Create a Calendar of Ideas. Are
there certain topics you’d like to cover at certain times of the year?
Are there certain blog events, writing events, or conference you’d like
to cover? Set some time aside each month to map out your ideas so that
you have a clear idea of where you’d like to take your blog. You can
then fill in the gaps with your other creative ideas.
4. Morning or Night? Are
you a morning person or are you a night owl? Don’t force yourself to
sit down and work at your worst time of day. Determine when you are
usually at your best and block out some time to do your writing. Your
writing work will become much easier to cope with.
5. Put Your Editor in Check. You
are your own worst critic and if you let yourself get out of control
you’ll spend more time than necessary on each post you write. Once your
post is finished, check it for spelling and grammar errors and make sure
you didn’t leave out any pertinent details. Other than that, leave it
alone.
6. Schedule Time for Interaction. Once
your blog becomes more popular, you’ll want to spend more time
responding to the comments your readers leave behind. Don’t get caught
up in checking every comment the moment you get a notification. Block
out a bit of time each day, and address all of your
comments in bulk.
7. Keep a Notebook. Carry a notebook everywhere you go. A tiny, pocket-sized piece will do. Jot down any
idea you could potentially turn into a blog post, whether it really
relates to your niche or not. Sometimes we can make real-life stories
relate to our work in ways we didn’t originally anticipate.
8. Autopost to Facebook. Marketing
is just as important as writing but you don’t want to spend a ton of
time on these tasks, either. Go to Facebook and find the NetworkedBlogs
application. Add your blog to the list and then edit the settings so
that new posts on your blog automatically to your site’s fan page. The
rest will happen automatically, saving you tons of valuable time. There
are Facebook plug-ins you can use, but why install a plug-in when
Facebook can do the work automatically? exapmal ;-toools.
9. Autopost to Twitter. The
same goes for Twitter. You should have an automatic there everytime a
new post publishes as well. The WP to Twitter plugin is free to use and
allows you to add a custom Tweets for each post.
10. Set Up Google Alerts. Everyone
has a bad day – a day filled with writers block or a lack of ideas. Set
up your Google Alerts with some keywords that relate to your niche.
You’ll receive either RSS updates or emails letting you know when news
articles or posts on that subject are published on the web. You may just
find some great blog topics this way.very good.
11. Schedule Networking Time. Don’t
spend a ton of time on social networking sites, responding to comment
after comment. Use tools like TweetDeck or HootSuite to manage your
posts and block only 15-20 minutes, once or twice per day, to check your
accounts and respond to comments.for best checking time of networking.
12. Schedule Marketing Time. You
do, of course, need to market your blog. Set aside a certain amount of
time per day for blog commenting, forum posting, and even article
writing. Blocking out this time will make it easier for you to build
your blog’s reputation.
13. Learn to Outsource. Do
you simply feel like you don’t have enough time in your day to get it
all done? Consider visiting sites like Craigslist, oDesk, Elance, and
others for help outsourcing some of your work. This could range from
writing copy to creating graphics or marketing your site. It’s really up
to you.
14. Write without Formatting. This goes hand in hand with shutting up your inner editor. Don’t worry about the way
your post looks. Simply write it and then special fonts, colors,
headings, subheadings, and images later on. Worrying about formatting
will destroy your productivity time.2 of 3 day post change.
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