One months ago I donwnloaded a blogging calendar from bloggingshelf.com and made a schedule what to do every days. But the schedule was never followed

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Hey Alex! Great article… I was planning to create an editorial calendar and was looking for samples around this site and stumbled upon this article. I have a few pointers now, and will try the app you recommended for mac… Love blogussion! Can’t wait for the thesis theme site launch on Jan 1st! [I will be ur first buyer if the theme is as nifty as the blogussion site]… all the best!

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do you use backup buddy? or what wordpress backup plugin do you use, because i doubt you do the backup manually

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Very nice post. Planning should be done to have a guide. The guide will help you to the step by step success you wanted.

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[...] camp, who nevertheless finds paper works best to help him keep on track with his schedule. His post How to create a blogging schedule you will stick with is eminently practical: So since apps aren’t “in your face enough,” I write down my daily [...]

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