Man. Really nice article. What i liked even better is the way u have inter linked all ur articles. i jst kept on turning pages and finally m stopping here. B bk soon

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This is what I have always struggled with the most in terms of posting in my blog: keeping to a consistent schedule. I think that the key, for me, is going to be to sit down and plot out future posts: List the subjects I want to cover and then set about writing the posts, THEN set a schedule on which to publish the written posts.

During the time that I was blogging, I was aiming for three or four posts a week, but I wasnt’ consistent with the days on which the posts were published. At this point I am of the school of “less is more” in terms of post frequency though.
.-= Rebecca Rizzuti´s last blog ..Does Your Husband Feel Appreciated? =-.

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