Keeping a blogging schedule

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A few months ago, I wrote about testing a blogging schedule that perhaps you’ve noticed, I’ve failed to adhere to. While I think it’s important to have a general baseline for what I write about, I found having a daily topic schedule (such as recipes on Fridays, for example) was simply too confining for me.

So, I’m officially declaring that I will no longer have a particular schedule – most of the time. There will be a sort of general outline I follow but for the most part, I will write whatever I feel like writing on any given day. And should I decide to do a series of posts on one particular topic, I will try to space them out so this blog doesn’t seem like it’s only discussing one topic all the time.

Speaking of that, I commented about something similar on Barbara’s blog recently where she’s running a *great* series of interviews with Lorelle Van Fossen. I mentioned that I don’t want to blog about a topic often enough that I begin to think, “Gee, what if someone comes to my blog and they think this is all I write about?” I don’t want that to happen.

I think variety – and moderation – are truly important. Perhaps more important than a schedule.

What are your thoughts?

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