How do you have time to blog each week?
This is the one of the most asked questions and comments I get online (Instagram) so it’s about time I address it! Something I would never think so many of you would be interested in hearing me talk about! Though I’m always happy to share and connect with each of you. So todays is the day I finally answering this question as a group!
Being 6 months pregnant and beyond sick for the first trimester, a toddler to take care, running a household, teaching dance, and no outside help or babysitters… you do ask a great question. I would agree!
My best response has always been, I’m a planner. And I'm passionate about whatever I take on in life.
I’m by far an expert on blogging! (and those of you who have told me otherwise, I so appreciate you! Your support and belief in me). I love what I’m doing, and I have so many plans and dreams for the future of this blog.
However yes, planning and organizing is something I truly enjoy and it actually took me awhile to find a system that worked!
So, what do I actually do to get a blog post published every week? Well, below I'm sharing exactly what steps I take for the 7 days leading up to one blog post. Most of my daily tasks are done early in the AM hours before Abby wakes up, or after she’s in bed (if it doesn’t include taking photos).
There are so many ways to plan and create something however this is the setup that has worked for me as a mom! Below is how I planned for my latest blog post, The DIY Star Garland (Pottery Barn Inspired) to help give you an example.
What I have:
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A booklet
(for jotting down ideas)
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A weekly calendar
(daily task to complete)
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A monthly calendar
(Big due dates – weekly blog post/collaborations)
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Booklet
(Jot down Ideas)
White gold
Shamrocks
DIY
Playroom
Abby’s room
Living room
Pink & Green colors
Rainbow art project
Pink rainbows
Pastel colored rainbow
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Weekly Calendar
Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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Saturday
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Sunday
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Task
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Live life, & get inspired!
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Jot down ideas. Rough draft of blog post.
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First draft of blog post.
Take photos
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Second draft of blog.
Edit photos.
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Final draft of blog post.
Input photos.
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Day off.
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Publish Blog Post on all social media channels.
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And because I know a few of you will ask...
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Happy Planning : )
Warmly, Steph
Sources:
Book Of List C/O Ellie & Piper
Weekly planning stationary C/O Ellie & Piper
This post was sponsored by Ellie & Piper however all opinions are %100 my own! Thank you for supporting the brands that support this blog!
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