The Only Blogging Schedule You Need To Be Consistent

Are you feeling overwhelmed and in need of a blogging schedule that just does the job? If you are finding it difficult to blog on a consistent basis then keep reading. A key secret to experiencing success as a blogger is being consistent at showing up online. In case you have no idea what I mean it all boils down to visibility. Depending on your niche it is not sufficient to put content out there only once. It actually requires consistent prolonged effort to get results that generate an income. For some, it would mean publishing content every single day while others, like me, can do it once a week. In this post, you will learn about different ways to organise a blog schedule planner and develop one that fits your needs. What Makes a Good Blogging Schedule? In order to develop a good schedule for your blog, it is important to know what should be included. I like to see it mapped out in three different phases which are: * planning* creating* marketing The content that you are going to create should be part of an overall plan to achieve a goal or two. Therefore, it is important to include a planning phase where the content is mapped directly to a revenue goal. After creating the content it is even more important to promote it to potential customers so that they know you exist. It is often said bloggers should spend 20% of their time creating the content and 80% promoting it. Schedule Your Blog Like a Boss, even if you... Suffer from Mom guilt Are feeling overwhelmed Get distracted with a bazillion things Don't know where to start Are feeling clueless Name Email Grab The Schedule How to Plan a Blogging Schedule Every blog is different and so is every blogger and small business owner. Two key differentiators are the niche that is the focus of the blog and the time available for blogging. The easiest way to plan a blogging schedule is to write down a list of things that needs to happen. Then write down the time available to accomplish those important tasks. You may realise after writing your list that you do not have enough time to complete the tasks every week.