Beat My Highest Ever - Five Posts In One Day
These were the things I did to post 5 (which beats my previous at 3) content posts in one day:
1) Core Content
I made sure the bulk of my content was prepped and ready to go so that I could really focus on the rest of the steps.
2) Formatting
I did some of the formatting as I was preparing my core content above, i.e. necessary spacing, indicating where pictures would go, etc.
Then, all I would have to do is change to the proper heading which takes minutes and input any other symbols and adjustments.
3) Relevant Pictures
I look up relevant pictures or create my own (especially in the case of my math website). This usually takes the longest because it takes some time for my pictures to upload from my phone to my computer.
And sometimes finding the right picture can take a while!
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That is certainly determination and dedication. I agree that finding and deciding on the right photos can take up a great deal of time. You've outlined steps that will be very helpful to those that need a bit of guidance. Good luck with all of your future posts.
Thank you so much!!
It definitely does take a great deal of drive and commitment! I appreciate the sentiments!!
I look forward to providing more guidance in the future!
Well done man !!
I still use the old method of taking each one individually and examine it to see what else needs to be done to it.
I suppose down the line I will become good enough to finish the whole thing in one go as I am busy with it, But that is still a ways off. :)
Peace.
-Theuns
Thanks Theuns!!
Everyone has their own style of writing and speed of writing! I have a wide variety of different topics that I can cover in my niche so there are some that are short and some that are quite long.
Totally understood on how you get your own writing done! You'll get better at it with time and experience! :) Keep it up Theuns!
Thanks Christa!!
Awesome! Yea I know what you mean!! This is mainly for writing content but I definitely understand needing time to research especially when it comes to writing reviews.
Have a day off you are showing us all up. If you are looking for good graphics as I always am and got fed up trying to get free stuff. I ended up paying for all mine at fotolia.com usually approx $1 / graphic. Its free to have a look around the site. Give it a go and again Well Done !!
Haha I do take small breaks here and there!
I appreciate the comment though on the graphics!! Good graphics are tough to find. Thanks for the suggestion!
And thank you for the compliment!!!
Busy boy. I wish I had your enthusiasm and that's saying something as I am really enthusiastic about WA. I just hate fiddling with photos. I go to the free photo websites people post and click on a photo and there it is, the cost! Some work on credits and I have some good photos so I might start contributing to certain sites to gain credits so I can use them!
Aww thanks Helen!!
I definitely understand what you mean. I'm finding that to be a real challenge especially because I want to find the RIGHT photo if you know what I mean.
That sounds like a good idea. Maybe you should look into that Helen :)
Yes I agree that finding the right photo can be one of the most time consuming part! Even though I know where to go now, it's not always easy to find the right image!!
Good on you with the 5 posts though!! :)
As Larry said, remember to be sure that the content remains quality and relevant! :)
Of course!! I've got myself a big niche with my math website so it's no problem finding relevant content haha
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Another awesome blog Adrian!
This is great information.
The time commitment involved to format the text so it is readable is huge. I like using short paragraphs and if I can find a relevant image, I use it. You have to be careful not to have too many images and not enough text. Also, with any images remember to use ALT Tags and good descriptions for web accessibility purposes.
Many screen readers cannot "read" an image, so you need to place an ALT tag for each image so a screen reader can tell the person with a disability (such as blindness) what the image is.
This is an issue I plan on focusing a bit more on...
Steph
Thanks again Steph!!
I like making sure my content is readable! I look at it and say "would I read this if I were the reader?" because I'm very picky with what I read. If I feel like I wouldn't then I make it so that it reads better. :)
I've found that when I have seen some content that is all messed up and I have a hard time reading it, my desire to stay on the page decreases and I actually get a bit upset at the fact that I couldn't read what was written because of formatting.
Ah that is good advice on putting alt tags... I totally see a day or two in the future of fixing all of that because at this time. I haven't really made that a priority.
Adrian