Time Saving Secret To Schedule WordPress Posts
You know that outsourcing article writing and scheduling is one of the things you can do to save time for other things. This is why it’s no surprise to me that scheduling posts on WordPress sites is one of my most popular services. I have to confess, it’s one of my favorite tasks to do. That may be due to the fact that I have a time saving secret to scheduling posts.
When I first started bulk scheduling posts for myself and then later for others, I had to switch back and forth from the post list to a calendar. I also had to recite the childhood poem “Thirty days hath September…” to remind myself how many days were in the month. Scheduling posts in this manner only added a minute or so to an article’s post time. When I added a lot of articles at one time, it could add an hour to the task’s total time.
I found my secret weapon to saving time when I scheduled posts when I was looking through the WordPress plugin directory. I downloaded and installed the Future Posts Calendar plugin. I had no idea how much easier it would make posting!
The plugin adds a small calendar below the “save” button. The calendar shows the month, days of the week, and dates. Best of all, the calendar dates are bold if you have an article scheduled to post on that day. This makes it easy to tell at a glance where you should start scheduling new posts.
Whether you schedule posts to go live every day or a few times a week, this plug in saves you time when scheduling posts to your site or blog. If you have someone scheduling posts for you, this little time saving secret can also save you money! Your assistant won’t have to include any “switch over” time in your bill and you can get more articles scheduled during the same amount of time.
Make the most of your time and money. Consider installing Future Posts Calendar, the time saving secret to scheduling posts. If you need help installing the plugin or need someone to schedule the posts for you, let me know.
