How You Can Schedule Your Blog Post From Scratch to Conclusion

Do you schedule your blog post before you start writing? Or do you just go straight into the writing without a plan? Well, let me show you how you can schedule your blog post first before your fingers start working on the computer keyboard at all.

I know many bloggers out there do not schedule their blog posts first before they dive into the typing, thinking it could waste some extra minutes and, thus, they would consider diving straight into the typing a better option. They didn't know that taking a few minutes to schedule their posts could add some allure to the post.

Why must you schedule your posts first before you dive into the writing?

  1. A thorough schedule simplifies the writing
  2. A good schedule reduces your editing stress
  3. Great ideas spring up while scheduling
  4. Well-scheduled posts usually captivate the readers
  5. You may find yourself receiving an invitation to write a guest post for a pro editor.

1. A thorough schedule simplifies the writing

While a lot of veterans out there believe scheduling wastes some time, bloggers like me will never dive into the writing without scheduling first.

Most people didn't know that there's some form of simplicity in scheduling posts first before starting the writing at all. When you schedule your post first, you'll eventually feel like you're not doing any much work. And before you would know it, you'll have written over 2000 words.



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Rayso Premium
Thanks for your input Israel. Appreciated
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TommyVTE Premium
Thanks for letting me know. In the learning process I started to change my working schedule
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Israel17 Premium
Thanks for the reading, Tommy! Much appreciated! You need to plan your post in order to get yourself fully composed for the writing. It really works. It's a proven strategy. Thanks for the visit!

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louisaparson Premium
Israel,

Thanks for re-directing to the end of the article.

Many valid points have been discussed.

I will use scheduling as a solution for writer's block.

Many times I can use the mechanics of scheduling versus doing nothing at all.

All the Best,

Louisa
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Israel17 Premium
Thanks for stopping by, Louisa! Much appreciated! Post scheduling will help you resolve the writer's block challenge faced by most veterans. Thanks for the visit!
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anusuya1 Premium
Israel,
I am scrambling around not being organized well before I started. Your training really helps me. It did now as well.
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Israel17 Premium
Thanks for stopping by, my friend! Much impressed at your determination to be a rocking blogger! Scheduling your posts will do the writing job perfectly for you. Kudos to you!
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louisaparson Premium
Israel,

Just curious? Is there more to this training?

I was really getting into it and it seemed to stop on the last three points.

I'm curious about what is a mind scale? Have you written another training to expand on this?

Really enjoy your trainings and look forward to them.

All the Best,

Louisa
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Israel17 Premium
Thanks for stopping by, Louis! Kudos to you for the reading! Kindly check the page below to find out what setting up a mind scale means while scheduling your next post. And every necessary editing is perfectly done in the tutorial. Thanks for the visit! Wish you much success!
Israel Olatunji
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