I’ve downloaded Andy Wibbels Editorial Calendar spreadheet (from the editorial calendar and professional blogging post) and like the idea of an editorial timetable, although, I’m not sure I will stick to such a strict structure. I’m sure my own system will evolve over time.

Great suggestion, thank you.

After reading How to Develop a Niche Blog Content Plan I see that I need to do more small posts and less features. My editorial calendar task therefore is to come up with post ideas for each theme I write on and to have 2 lists, small posts and features, for each theme.

Great assignment as always :-)

I like the idea of a different type of post for each day of the week. I’m listing the category next to each post in my editorial calendar in order not to do too much of one type of post.

http://activerain.com/blogsview/1049739/Building-a-Better-Blog-Challenge-Update-on-3-Tasks

Probably one of the soundest pieces of advice yet.

Question: Do readers appreciate this? Like they also anticipate that day because they want to see your list post or review?

Having a weekly rhythm to your blog posts is certainly a great idea. For new bloggers it’s kind of hard because you’re still finding your voice and vision. But once you find your groove and the ideas start flowing, having a weekly editorial plan is a complete necessity. I’ll be sure to pass this along!

Thank you, Terima kasih Banyak, Darren Rowse!! You have been very kidn to help all of us here. Whenever you come to Bali, I’ll show you some beautiful beaches here, or you probably have visited my island? It’s a second home for aussie here :) Cheers!