What I Have Learned from A Year of Blogging? [2] - A Schedule is important.
This is part two of a ten part series on what I have learned throughout a year of blogging.
When you start blogging you never seem to have a schedule. When something happens, you blog. Somewhat like a diary. It makes sense, but mostly every professional blogger will tell you the same thing - the best thing you can do is keep a shedule even it’s once a week.
Why should you do that? It’s simple, if you keep a shedule of any sorts you’ll never forget you have a blog and will have a deadline for new content. It’s like when you have homework when you’re in school - you complete for a deadline but if you don’t have one you leave it forever (see some of my web projects that are still waiting to be done).
How am I doing this?
- A few weeks ago I started upping my blog schedule from every three days to every Monday, Wednesday and Friday for written posts and a photo post each Sunday.
- Super-secret content is going to be released every two weeks (it’s not finished yet).
- I’ve started to put deadlines on my personal projects so hopefully they’ll be out soon (albeit the deadline is until May).
