Comments on: What a Daily Plan and Consistency Can do For You http://online-marketing-vault.com/2009/07/daily-plan-and-consistency/ You Just Might Learn Something Fri, 30 Jul 2010 01:46:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: The OMV - You Have Done a Great Job. Don't Forget to Reward Yourself http://online-marketing-vault.com/2009/07/daily-plan-and-consistency/comment-page-1/#comment-131 The OMV - You Have Done a Great Job. Don't Forget to Reward Yourself Fri, 24 Jul 2009 16:58:59 +0000 http://online-marketing-vault.com/?p=231#comment-131 [...] faced with things to do and problems to deal with everyday. And we all have (or should have) our daily plan. Stuff that we do each day consistently. Then there is our to do [...] […] faced with things to do and problems to deal with everyday. And we all have (or should have) our daily plan. Stuff that we do each day consistently. Then there is our to do […]

]]> By: canderson http://online-marketing-vault.com/2009/07/daily-plan-and-consistency/comment-page-1/#comment-114 canderson Wed, 08 Jul 2009 14:12:30 +0000 http://online-marketing-vault.com/?p=231#comment-114 Awesome Ethan. Yup, there are all kinds of different ways to help you keep on track. Everyone is different and has a different way of doing things. As long as it works for you and keeps you focused, that is key. Oh and getting a little fired up is just fine lol. ~Chris Awesome Ethan. Yup, there are all kinds of different ways to help you keep on track. Everyone is different and has a different way of doing things. As long as it works for you and keeps you focused, that is key.

Oh and getting a little fired up is just fine lol.
~Chris

]]> By: Ethan Lanagan http://online-marketing-vault.com/2009/07/daily-plan-and-consistency/comment-page-1/#comment-112 Ethan Lanagan Tue, 07 Jul 2009 19:18:18 +0000 http://online-marketing-vault.com/?p=231#comment-112 Great post Chris! One of your most valuable to date! Yes I absolutely keep a planner and tasks to do in many different area's of my life. If you can't afford a Blackberry or iPhone or whatever get a planner that should be with you at all times! And of course keep this electronically on some form or online scheduler that sends you reminders. Personally I prefer google calender which is free through gmail or google apps. Outlooks is good as well and many other options just have something in place to keep you in check! Ok I got a little fired up. haha. I might have to do a post on this. Those who fail to plan... plan to fail! .-= Ethan Lanagan´s last blog ..<a href="http://ethanlanagan.com/meaning-of-independence-day/" rel="nofollow">What is the meaning of Independence Day?</a> =-. Great post Chris! One of your most valuable to date! Yes I absolutely keep a planner and tasks to do in many different area’s of my life. If you can’t afford a Blackberry or iPhone or whatever get a planner that should be with you at all times! And of course keep this electronically on some form or online scheduler that sends you reminders. Personally I prefer google calender which is free through gmail or google apps. Outlooks is good as well and many other options just have something in place to keep you in check! Ok I got a little fired up. haha. I might have to do a post on this.

Those who fail to plan… plan to fail!
Ethan Lanagan´s last blog ..What is the meaning of Independence Day? My ComLuv Profile

]]> By: canderson http://online-marketing-vault.com/2009/07/daily-plan-and-consistency/comment-page-1/#comment-111 canderson Tue, 07 Jul 2009 04:15:10 +0000 http://online-marketing-vault.com/?p=231#comment-111 @ Dexter That is an excellent way to do things. Just like anything else your process will change and will get better. As long as you have a process. Awesome way to do things :) Oh and outsourcing can be a great way to free up time. As long as it's a routine that doesn't change. And if you can afford it. But if you can, by all means use outsourcing. @Mac Cool, let me know how that goes. Like I said, it can be something just as simple as writing your routine on a piece of scrap paper. Or a software that has reminders that pop up. Whatever you decide, it helps you focus more then anything and your able to get things done a bit faster. I think it can add some variety and maybe hit a bit wider audience. I know someone that does his posts pretty randomly and he does pretty well. I think it just comes down to personal preference. Personally I like to be consistent. People will know what to expect. Not that I won't throw something odd in there once in awhile to keep everyone on their toes ;) Great comments :) ~Chris @ Dexter
That is an excellent way to do things. Just like anything else your process will change and will get better. As long as you have a process. Awesome way to do things :) Oh and outsourcing can be a great way to free up time. As long as it’s a routine that doesn’t change. And if you can afford it. But if you can, by all means use outsourcing.

@Mac
Cool, let me know how that goes. Like I said, it can be something just as simple as writing your routine on a piece of scrap paper. Or a software that has reminders that pop up. Whatever you decide, it helps you focus more then anything and your able to get things done a bit faster.

I think it can add some variety and maybe hit a bit wider audience. I know someone that does his posts pretty randomly and he does pretty well. I think it just comes down to personal preference. Personally I like to be consistent. People will know what to expect. Not that I won’t throw something odd in there once in awhile to keep everyone on their toes ;)

Great comments :)
~Chris

]]> By: Mac http://online-marketing-vault.com/2009/07/daily-plan-and-consistency/comment-page-1/#comment-110 Mac Tue, 07 Jul 2009 03:03:51 +0000 http://online-marketing-vault.com/?p=231#comment-110 I have a hard time sticking to a routine, so I'll give this a shot. I have heard that varying your posting times for things like blogs, twitter, etc actually help hit a wider audience. Do you have any thoughts on whether or not that's true? -Mac @renewalclock I have a hard time sticking to a routine, so I’ll give this a shot. I have heard that varying your posting times for things like blogs, twitter, etc actually help hit a wider audience. Do you have any thoughts on whether or not that’s true?

–Mac
@renewalclock

]]> By: Dexter Babcock http://online-marketing-vault.com/2009/07/daily-plan-and-consistency/comment-page-1/#comment-109 Dexter Babcock Mon, 06 Jul 2009 21:12:59 +0000 http://online-marketing-vault.com/?p=231#comment-109 I leverage what technical reminder tools that are available on my desktop to help me do consistent work on internet marketing. I completely agree that all these actions add credibility. I have worked with clients who were so gung ho to make that impression to the internet world that they worked way too hard early in the process and sputtered out because they could not maintain the commitment level. So I have reworked the process by estimating time for tasks and tripling the amount of time estimated for each task. Then I would work with my client to determine how many articles, videos, contacts etc they wanted to generate for a month I would divide this work up into X equal chunks for the month... Then guess what? I would double the number of scheduled sessions to accomplish these tasks. No guilt if you miss one of your sessions, but the whip starts cracking if you miss the second! This is a realistic way to get used to a routine and feel there is chance to make an accomplishment. This also produces a real world example of the load one may have to maintain for some time. Guesss what? Some of my clients are creatures of habit and realize that they cannot adjust to accomplish these tasks... But they have just created an outsourcing wish list where they pay X amount of money to accomplish these goals and regain their free time for other projects. -Regards, Dexter I leverage what technical reminder tools that are available on my desktop to help me do consistent work on internet marketing. I completely agree that all these actions add credibility. I have worked with clients who were so gung ho to make that impression to the internet world that they worked way too hard early in the process and sputtered out because they could not maintain the commitment level. So I have reworked the process by estimating time for tasks and tripling the amount of time estimated for each task. Then I would work with my client to determine how many articles, videos, contacts etc they wanted to generate for a month I would divide this work up into X equal chunks for the month… Then guess what? I would double the number of scheduled sessions to accomplish these tasks. No guilt if you miss one of your sessions, but the whip starts cracking if you miss the second! This is a realistic way to get used to a routine and feel there is chance to make an accomplishment. This also produces a real world example of the load one may have to maintain for some time. Guesss what? Some of my clients are creatures of habit and realize that they cannot adjust to accomplish these tasks… But they have just created an outsourcing wish list where they pay X amount of money to accomplish these goals and regain their free time for other projects. –Regards, Dexter

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