Let's Talk Bookish; What's Your Back-Up Plan For Posting?

It's Friday and perhaps time for a new Let's Talk Bookish post, courtesy of Eternity Books and Literary Lion. The theme of the week was "What's your back-up plan for posting?".


As I've got several months worth of scheduled posts, I rarely miss a day in terms of blog posts, but what I've done is writing a list of sorts in a Word document on my laptop in terms of blog post ideas/prompts to use when I'm stuck or in need for inspiration. It's currently five pages long and I've divided it up into lists, discussion posts, and various topics, so I've got some wiggle room. Some of the ideas on the massive list is even flexible enough, so I could probably make several posts out of some of the ideas listed.

So with all the already scheduled posts, as well as the list on my laptop, I don't think I need to worry too much. That said, does anyone want me to publish a list of book blog post ideas or make a series of posts out of my back-up plan list? If it could be of aid to other book bloggers, I could share it if you want to?

Comments

  1. Lydia24 October 2021 at 12:39

    Wow, you’re organized!

    Yes, I’d love to read some posts from you about blog post ideas and your back-up plan list.

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    1. GothicVamperstein9 November 2021 at 19:51

      I'm perhaps slightly too organised. :-P

      I'll make a note on writing some posts about blog post ideas. :-)

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