You want to start a book blog; you don't know where to begin. I will be sharing some tips on how to start a book blog, some steps to help you Organizes your book blog in a way to be successful. Asked these questions:
1. Are you an organized blogger?
2. I am a mood blogger?
Are you an organized Blogger?
I can relate to many bloggers they are organized. There might be millions of us bloggers who don't have tons of spreadsheets or millions of to-do lists that are around them. Not having a set schedule for writing posts or even blog hopping too. This is the main quality that I have.
I am a mood Blogger?
I mean many bloggers are mood readers Right. Churning out genuine and awesome content. Pushing myself to follow a schedule, starts killing my blogging mojo, which I don't want this happen at this moment.
That being said! Being bloggers cannot be so disorganized. Tracking what we have read. Making sure that we are not drowning the land of not writing and posting content, takes some effect to do.
Sharing tips to help you figure out the blogging schedule that works for you.
Figuring out how many posts that you want to publish:
It takes me a little time to read a book. I didn't want to burn myself out on reading. So, I decided to post only two times per week.
Laura JL Books is mainly a book blog. So that I know one of the posts should be a book review. So, the other post could be Booklist list, how to tutorial, Etc. It depends on my mood.
Figuring out your mood, which is time-based:
I like to read before I start work each day. Sometimes I like to read in front of the tv. I know that I am more productive right after the dishes are done.
I find myself writing so slowly, it takes me days to write one completed draft. It depends on how my creative juices flow. It takes three days. The time between reading and blog hopping too.
But how do I use the rest of my day? When my mood is up! Also, my schedule. Knowing that I am taking a Creative writing class soon.
Figuring out what method to know what book to read next:
You might say that the clock is clicking. I don't want to waste any time deciding what book I'm going to be reading next.
oh! wait, just one spreadsheet. That is great. which is updated daily. For my ARCs and my review copies. I know these should be prioritized and I try my hardest to follow the list by the release date.
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These are great tips to help you have an organized book blog. They are very helpful, and must try them out. thanks for sharing these helpful article.
ReplyDeleteThese are good tips. My daughter loves books so she needs to start a blog
ReplyDeleteI think I am like you I am a mood blogger, and i try so hard to stick to a schedule. Sometimes it works great other times i tend to fall back to old habits.
ReplyDeleteYou're more organized than me! I just post when I feel like posting, no real set schedule unless I have a sponsored post.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like you have a pretty good schedule worked out for yourself. I'm also a mood blogger. I hope you enjoy your creative writing class!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a helpful post! I've been wanting to start posting more book reviews on my blog so this is just what I needed :)
ReplyDeleteMy husband is a bookworm and I bet he'd find this interesting. Thanks for the tips! -LYNNDEE
ReplyDeleteI am organized but sometimes it's difficult to respect the schedule. Any help is welcomed!
ReplyDeleteI am pretty organized as I love staying busy and I have to set some sort of schedule tonsure everything is done in a timely manner. I still think I can do even better at staying organized though.....,
ReplyDeleteI'm a fly-by-the-seat of-my-pants blogger. I've been doing this since 2012 and it's always worked out. I'm able to quickly adapt if something comes up that needs an immediate post.
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