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Step 1
Check personal messages, notes, views and earnings in your first log on of the day. Taking care of these motivators for your writing success is an important part of writing productively the rest of the day.
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Step 2
Skim through the forums for new website information, questions that you can help answer, or problems that might be occurring within the site that might become an issue to your workday productivity. Limit your time in forums or you could find yourself there all day and get nothing else done!
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Step 3
Determine if you're going to write articles today. If not, it's important to at least do some internet research on future articles and put together some drafts. Organization of ideas, titles, and drafts in progress are very helpful for those days when writer's block is running rampant.
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Step 4
Organize a set period of time to find photo resources. Researching these on the internet can take a lot of time out of your day. Also, spend time researching search engine optimization and how to promote your article most effectively. After all, you wrote it to be read. The more exposure your article gets, the more views you will see.
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Step 5
Schedule at least one hour of your day to read, rate and comment on other's articles. You may want to save this for the end of your day. It can be a relaxing way to learn something new while acknowledging a fellow writer.
Comments
sunshineandrose said
on 8/12/2009 Sometimes it's hard to comment and write I need more sheduleing good article Thanks!
joanhaines said
on 6/10/2009 I have more time to devote to writing in the summer, and this article will help me get organized. Thanks!
vallain said
on 6/10/2009 I do need to limit my time puttering around reading other's articles, checking the forums, etc. so I can get down to writing.
JuliaW said
on 1/11/2009 I love this article. Thank you, it has given me a good idea of how to organise my work day.
eyeopening said
on 12/30/2008 I need to spend more time commenting and you're right it's easy to forget the stars. :-)