BLOG SCHEDULING IN MINIMUM TIME

How To Create A Blog Schedule 

In Minimum Time

What holds you back from creating a blog post?
Perhaps you tell yourself:

• I don’t have enough time to write a blog post.

• I’m not good at creating a blog topic.

• I flunked in writing.

• This blog writing was okay when I started, but now it’s too difficult.

• There’s no point writing a blog post because so many bloggers have writing the same topic.

Do any of these sound familiar?

Let’s take a look at these excuses in depth, so you can break through the barriers that hold you back from getting on with creating a blog schedule.

“I was no good at writing, so I’m not cut out
to writing a blog post”

I hear this one a lot.

I told myself the same thing when I first started out as a blogger.

I managed to convince myself for years that I didn’t have what it takes to learn how to write.

The truth is, all I needed was to look at blog writing from a different perspective.

Once I found the way that worked for me, I realized that my ability in writing a blog post were in no way related to my ability to learning how to write.

Regardless of the topic, you should never use your inability to write as a predictor of your ability in writing a blog post.

All that separates the would-be bloggers of the world from the successful authors is a plan, a schedule, and a bit of self discipline.

You can do the same.

Follow the three steps below to jump start your blog, and more importantly, keep it going once its started.

1. BRAINSTORM

I have believed for a very long time that brainstorming is the most powerful way of generating ideas.

“The way to get good ideas is to get lots of
ideas and throw the bad ones away”.

Linus Pauling

So brainstorm some blog ideas and get them out on papers … may be one sheet of paper.

Kick out some of the ideas you don’t need and you keep the once you need .

Once you have picked the blog ideas that you want may be 4 to 5 ideas, then you take them and a create a very good outline.

If you try to writing your blog post that’s targeting everyone that your message could reach, your message would be “too general’ and ‘too
vague”

2. CREATE OUTLINE + POST SCHEDULE

Ask yourself this question “what point do you want to hit if you deliver this message on this topic”.

Then quickly create an outline for each ideas and write the post and schedule them.

Write one, schedule it. Write another, schedule it… until you are done.

3. PUBLISH + REPEAT

After you have writing all your outlines, your next step is to publish it.

Before you do that, you have to take a look at the post very well.

Make sure you format them exactly the way you want it done

Maybe you can decide to add some extra links or back links from the article into another article that will give more information on the particular message.

So as to keep people flowing through the website.

Then you go ahead and publish.

Repeat the same process from the step one to three.