STOP the Insanity! Create a Blog Schedule

I am starting to write for more than one blog, so I have decided to start relying on a blog schedule. A blog schedule is a great way to organize and structure your blogging, so you don’t miss any deadlines and are on top of things. Below is the chart that I created:

I am going to take this and implement it into my Google Calendar, so I can get reminders and view it in my Gmail or iGoogle.

Here are some references to create your own version of a blog schedule:

• Develop an Editorial Calendar for Your Blog [Day 12 - 31DBBB]
• Make Time for Blogging with a Schedule
  
• Creating A Blogging Schedule

Have you created one?  What tips or advice can you give to people on how to create a blog schedule?

Disqus vs. IntenseDebate

My Interview with The Bit Boss and on the Top Ten FF People to Follow List

I got interviewed by Craig Sutton, who is an expert on technology, business, and social media. Here is more about him: Interview of Craig from Deb Brown. I tried to ensure that the answers were as entertaining as I found his questions. If you want to learn more about me, definitely read the transcript:

http://thebitboss.com/craigsutton/getting-to-know-shevonne-polastre-dcfemella

Then I got the shock of my life when I got chosen to be on the coveted list from Mike Fruchter called, “10 People to Follow on FriendFeed,” for the month of February on Louis Gray’s blog.

It’s been a great year so far in so many ways.  I am meeting wonderful people, and these great people are also noticing me.  I hope that I can pay it forward in some shape or form.

When I Started Using the Internet (Plinky Prompt)

I started using the internet regularly when I was 16. This is when they actually charged for each minute you spent on it. My mother wasn’t very too happy when the bill came. However, I knew right there and then that I had found my calling.