Weekly Writing and Marketing Schedule for Writers

Weekly Writing and Marketing Schedule for Writers

A weekly writing and marketing schedule is a must for all writers who need to market themselves and produce regularly to make money.
Here is a proposed weekly plan to increase productivity and income for all freelance writers:

MONDAY
Post three tweets to Tweeter.
Post to Facebook.
Post to LinkedIn.
Write one self-serving “article marketing” article and post it to a high-traffic reprint site like Ezine Articles.
Start Article 1 and try to finish it today.
Send 3 queries to local businesses, introducing your writing services.

TUESDAY
Post three tweets to Tweeter.
Post to LinkedIn.
If you still haven’t, finish Article 1.
Start Article 2 and try to finish it today.
Write and e-mail 3 article queries to 3 magazine editors.
Post a personal article to your personal blog.
Post a useful how-to article to your professional blog.

WEDNESDAY
Post three tweets to Tweeter.
Post to Facebook.
Post to LinkedIn.
If you still haven’t, finish Article 2.
Work on a book proposal.
Add one letter to your autoresponder series.

THURSDAY
Post three tweets to Tweeter.
Post to LinkedIn.
Post a personal article to your personal blog.
Post a useful how-to article to your professional blog.
Work on a book proposal.
Research for an article.
Send 3 queries to local businesses, introducing your writing services.

FRIDAY
Post three tweets to Tweeter.
Post to Facebook.
Post to LinkedIn.
Post a personal article to your personal blog.
Post a useful how-to article to your professional blog.
Send queries to 3 non-profit organizations for a presentation in your field of expertise.
Add one letter to your autoresponder series.

SATURDAY
Post three tweets to Tweeter.
Post to LinkedIn.
Research for an article.
Write at least one chapter of your book.

SUNDAY
Don’t do anything. Just kick back and relax. Take the family out for pizza and ice-cream. Go to a movie with a friend. Take the dog out to the park. Replenish your batteries. Cool off those tired brain cells.
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