Day 14: Update a Key Page

Cathy Tibbles — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 15:48:22 +0000

Oh my goodness, this is a biggie. If you’re like me, you have a list about a mile long of all the things you’d like to do on your front page, let alone the comments, and about pages. Not to mention the contact and subscribe buttons. This blog, and my other two should probably be the shining examples of blog layout and function, as that is what I do, however. Have you heard the tale of the shoemaker’s children? Yeah. In a nutshell, they’re the ones without shoes. Which lights a fire under me every once in a while, a rare once in a while, to make some necessary updates. Here’s the articles we’ve written(so far) with how-to’s:

And on WordPress.Org:

Using Threaded Comments

Sooooo. Have you done a page? or Two? Do you need help with any of them? Ask away, I’ll answer them in the comments or in a future post!

Day 12 31DBBB: Editorial Calendar {printable}

Cathy Tibbles — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 21:31:35 +0000

After I read ProBlogger‘s Day 12 of 31 Days to Build a Better Blog, I immediately thought of creating an online editorial calendar – type tool that I could use. I like to be obsessive like that. If you are a pen & paper person like me, you can print this editorial Calendar from your browser and complete it, or you can copy to your own google docs or word processor to complete digitally.

The gist of today’s assignment is to create a schedule for the coming weeks, of which posts you’ll publish, and on what days. While you’re organizing your posts from yesterday’s Mind Mapping assignment, you can also write a sentence or two or an outline to help get the creative juices flowing when its time to write.

I haven’t completed this assignment yet, although I predict it will help tremendously with my food blog which is kind of lagging behind right now. With that blog, I’ve posted all my recipes, but now the challenge is to keep the content fresh and available to those looking for it.

Have you completed yesterday’s mind-mapping yet? It was soooo fun. Even if you only do 5 minutes of the activity, it will give you something to plan out this week for your blog.

So, how’d it go?

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Day 14: Update a Key Page

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