![]() The second way is even easier! Instead of creating your own template, use Todoist’s pre-made Blog Post Template! It consists of 23 tasks, broken down into five phases (similar but not identical to the ones I came up with). You can then import that template every time you create a new blog post project. Add all of the tasks involved, then export the project as a template. The first one is to create a Project for a new blog post. There are a couple of ways you can take advantage of this feature. One of the features I’ve discovered since then is Project Templates, which allows you to add the same tasks to multiple projects without having to recreate them. ![]() You can read more about that in my post Goodbye Outlook, Hello Gmail and Todoist! I discovered Todoist a couple of years ago, when I needed an app to replace Outlook Tasks. That’s a lot to keep track of, but it doesn’t have to be overwhelming as long as you have a system in place. The process of creating a blog post now consists of the five phases outlined in my post How to save time blogging, which may or may not be completed at the same time. Just posting random thoughts doesn’t cut it anymore! Since then, blogging has become a serious marketing strategy for businesses of all sizes. Yes, clipart! It seems crazy now, but that’s how it was. An idea would pop into my head, I’d log into my blog, type something, and maybe add a photo or some clipart. ![]() Blogging was pretty easy when I started in 2006. ![]()
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