Thanks for all you do!

Is there any way we can buy the Blog Post calendar in Quarterly sets or somehow get the months earlier? I’m already planning into mid March with my blog posts.

Being able to buy them for the whole year would be good for scheduling holiday posts (or planning to schedule them for auto-post as the case may be).

See, this is the problem when you make a fantastic product: people get addicted to them and need a constant supply!
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The Blog Post Planner helps me focus on my categories of posts. I’ve realized that categorization was the important step I’ve been missing. Crucially, it helps me balance the categories so I don’t have all one type of post all month.

Then, the glory of the Blog Post Calendar helps me see that I don’t want to have a week straight of one type of post. Mixing it up is good. It also helps me notice the sequence of posts and when a particular post would work better before or after another one.

Whew! What a relief, I finally got this all sorted out! Thank you!!

PS: I’ll also be hanging out to see what solution you have for Mary. I have 3 blogs (get paid for one), am a SAHM with two preschool-age kids (who I’m trying to “homeschool,” term used very loosely), keeping up on the household, and preparing for (another) overseas move in a couple of months. I have a lot of different types of projects on my plate each day and am always looking for inspiration on how to manage it all effectively. My biggest problem is I tend to focus on one (blogs) at the expense of another (household. Who needs clean clothes anyway??)

Sorry to get off topic, just wanted to share! I’m going to be trying out your Freelancer Workweek to see if it can help me get a handle on all my different roles.

Thanks again for making these awesome planners!

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@Sharon: I know exactly how that is. By the time I got to finishing the design for these planners, it was mid-August. Had I done them on schedule I could have launched them at the right time of the month. Of course, it now occurs to me that the Blog Post Planner could have been produced without the calorie. I guess that’s what happens when you tie two ideas together…

Thanks for the feedback!

@Evelyn: I’d have to put you in the Naomi camp – without the drama and foul language, that is. If you’ve got a system that works, don’t worry about it too much. However, you may find that your thoughts connect better by planning them out.

@Alex: Design away, m’friend. It’s the idea that counts. Thanks for the feedback and for subscribing!

@Gurjeet: Thanks for spamming us and adding nothing but self-promotion to the conversation. I’m leaving your comment up as an example of what not to do.

You could have easily said something like “This is a great idea – I’ve struggled with similar pressures while I design websites.” Then we would have ran and checked you out.

Now we’re just going to let the gaping silence say the words we’d rather not have in print.

@Leandra: Hold on for a solution to the lost sheet. I do that, too – but I’ve got a follow-up coming, trust me. Thanks for the feedback.

@Mary: You’re welcome!(x3). I’ve got another solution in the pipeline that may be even better for your situation. Hang out with us for a few weeks and you’ll see it. I really appreciate you taking the time to give feedback!

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