This post makes 79 days in a row, breaking my old streak, which was set on April 13th, 2009. When I took notice of the posting streak and decided to keep going, I was worried I’d run out of things to publish within a couple of weeks. I haven’t had any issues though. These things have really helped:
- I quickly made the decision not to get caught up in the length of posts. Sharing a video or a simple link would be just fine some days.
- Whenever an idea strikes, I try to get an early title and some quick notes saved as a draft post in WordPress. I usually have at least 5 drafts in progress and had 10 at one point. Some of the drafts are waiting for a specific date or event while others just need to be completed.
- In Apple’s Reminders app, I have a repeating daily reminder. I don’t mark it as completed until I have published or scheduled the post for the day.
The notification on my iPhone as well as my computers doesn’t let me forget. - Speaking of scheduled posts, I usually have at least 1-2 posts set for the upcoming days. I tend to move them around when I want to publish something right away, but it helps to keep the process stress free.
I don’t follow my blog stats closely, but I’m curious if the increased activity has caused the decline in visits and visitors. I would expect the numbers to move in the other direction.
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I think the software could better support this: there’s no editorial calendar in Calypso yet, and when I post something that needs to go up right away, I want it to bump my other scheduled posts back a day. 🙂 When I have a new non-urgent post, it can just go to the end of the queue.
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Stuff like that would be great. I recently shared internally how much I love the little calendar when selecting a day for a scheduled post and how helpful it would be to see something larger as part of a flow or in the post list.
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