Proper blog time management, especially for part-time bloggers, is crucial. 

In the previous post in this series, I gave you five tips on how to improve your blog time management. And in this article, you can find five new ways to manage your limited time properly.

I can understand why you feel jealous of full-time bloggers or online business owners. 

But you are not jealous of their success, money, or pictures of their fancy travels. Instead, you are jealous because they can focus on their businesses full-time. And you can’t.

I’m not “them,” and my situation is like most of you.

I work full-time, and I commute to work almost every day. I also have a family, with a wife and a 7-year old. And I try to exercise at least 6 hours per week to keep my thoughts clear (and retain my clarity).  

But here is the kicker: I’m still able to spend 8+ hours per week on my blog. This is thanks to proper blog time management.

I was facing a problem.

I had just modified my WordPress category structure, and all of a sudden, I had to change new categories for 50 posts on the blog.

At first, I felt my level of desperation rising. I had more meaningful tasks to do than going through each post and modifying their category information.

You can indeed build a nice-looking website with a free WordPress theme. But what happens when you encounter a bug in your theme and your site crashes?

You could contact the theme developer and ask for support. But what if there is no support in the first place?

In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to create a WordPress website. But unlike other tutorials online, this one is different.

First, I don’t promote BlueHost or any other inexpensive web host on this post. I know that a lot of bloggers do that, but I’m not one of them. 

Instead, I’m a firm believer in fast loading websites and excellent (and quick!) customer support. And from my expertise in hosting companies from the last 10 years, WPX Hosting is a clear winner.