Some of my friends on steemit have been wondering and have asked why I am not as active as I used to be on my blog. The response is this. Apart from the fact that I only like to put up quality posts, I am now managing two blogs, @maryfavour and @redfishpillar, which is not an easy thing to do. 

My Personal Blog, @maryfavour

Unlike before when I had just this blog, it was easy for me to focus on it alone. I was able to do many things like food vlogs, blog about health, blockchain fintech startups & cryptocurrency matters, personal experience on steemit etc. 

My Steemit Pet Project Blog, @redfishpillar 

Since the formal launch of @redfishpillar project, in the introduce yourself post, on the 5th of August, 2017, it's been a little challenging for me to manage both blogs. For that reason, I'm working on a plan to be posting every other day on both blogs. Hope it works well! 

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So, my posting schedule (tentative) will look something like this

• Sunday  :  Mission To Minnow (MTM) Challenge post in @redfishpillar. See last update for challenge #3 (Sunday, 10th of September, 2017) here.
• Monday: Any Inspirational post, shout out to my fans and music in @maryfavour
• Tuesday: My Steemit experiences in @maryfavour
• Wednesday: Ask me anything (about steemit) Wednesday, AMAWED , in @redfishpillar. Check out last Wednesday's episode from this post. 
• Thursday: Public health matters in @maryfavour. I'm considering using dsound for this.
• Friday: Know Your Steemit Witnesses (KYSW) & their projects (my initiative) in @redfishpillar
• Saturday: Food blog/vlog in @maryfavour . Hope to use dtube to achieve this. 

Note: I'll consistently work on this schedule and edit it until I'm able to come up with something feasible. 

Timing Too Is Important

I watched a youtube video by @jerrybanfield yesterday, which opened my eyes to where I can figure out the best posting times for me on steemit, based on the activity of  my followers/fans/team members . This is so important now, especially as school is about to begin. Generally, on any social medial platform (including steemit), good timing to publish your content is key. Certainly, you wouldn't want to post a content when no one has the time to read. Pay close attention to that. The highest number of organic votes will come in at about the time you find best for posting, from what is seen on steem activity, an application created by @jga. Find your own steem activity from here. 

I understand that there are bots, like @steemvoter, that helps with content curation for favorite authors. Mine has been on pause mode for about a week, so as to give time to my voting power to recover and for some other reasons. 

The customized lovely divider was designed for me by @outhori5ed . Source for the generic footer is from here. 

Do you have a posting/publishing schedule? Is there a desktop app available that can help a Steemian schedule his/her posts? Please, leave me your comments in the reply section below. I would really love to see and respond to them as soon as I can. 

                    

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