Look, I understand.

You just happened to read an article regarding the ideal blog post length, and the post was written by a blogging guru, one of the A-list bloggers that you follow. 

And since this A-Lister told you to write long-form posts, at least 2,000 words long, it made sense to you. You wanted to give this advice a try.

This post is the final part of the blog time management series.

So far, I have given you 15 powerful tips that can help you maximize the available time you have for your blog. And in this final part, I’ll give you five more ways to boost your productivity.

Let’s get started!

You are about to start writing yet another blog post, but you find the process a bit tedious. You are wondering, “Is there a way to make this process a bit easier?”

If this is you, you sound like me. And yes, there is a way to make this process a bit smoother.

In this blog post, I present a neat plugin called “Duplicate Post,” a tool that has been part of my WordPress toolbox for years. And as well as showing you how to install the plugin, I also give you three alternative tools that help you with cloning your content.

I’m back with five additional blog time management tips, and this post has a motivational slant on it. And in case you don’t need any extra motivation, I have some other interesting tips for you regarding MED, distractions, and sleep.

So let’s hop in!

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.