The Good, the Bad, and the Scheduled

In any business, it is important to have a detailed idea of how you plan to market yourself to your customers on a daily basis. This is especially true in today's highly online landscape where your customers are fed marketing campaigns every time they open an app. It leads to wider opportunity but also means that to take advantage of it the regular small business owner cannot be passive in their approaches to encourage consumers to buy their product.

I came across an interesting idea this week and have decided to share it on my blog for any curious readers. A work calendar is an excellent idea for scatter-brained small business owners like myself who are attempting to do both marketing and production on their own. If you are also a writer just getting into the online branding world like me this is an excellent tool to adopt as someone who needs more time than the average business owner to create their products.

Enough talking, behold my pièce de résistance of organizational accomplishments for this week.

My Customized Work Schedule:

As you can see the baby marketer in me decided to get a little creative with the names.

Anyways, back to the business we all want to know. How do you customize your own Work Schedule? Here are three tips:

1. Stick to topics you know well enough to talk about naturally every week.

2. Keep the headings broad so that you can present your followers with different material every week and not repeat the same information every single time.

3. Get colorful and personal so that your schedule is something you enjoy looking at every day.

And that really is all there is to it.

Here's a blank one for you to try out for yourself:

Have a beautiful day, my lovelies.

R. M. Lloyd