Basic · Lesson 7 of 8

A posting rhythm you can keep

8 min

By the end you will

Set a schedule you can sustain for months, not weeks.

Sustainable beats intense

Three good posts a week for a year beats daily posts for a month. Pick a rhythm you can keep in a busy week, not your best week.

Batch, then schedule

Write a week of posts in one sitting, schedule them, then spend the rest of the week replying and learning. Switching between creating and posting every day is what burns people out.

Show up in the comments

The first hour after a post is a good time to reply to comments. Conversation is part of posting, not an extra.

Common mistakes

  • Starting with a pace you cannot keep.
  • Writing and posting on the same day, every day.
  • Posting and never replying.

Checklist

  • I chose a number of posts per week I can keep.
  • I have one weekly writing session in my calendar.
  • I set time aside to reply after posting.

Do it in MediaShark

Set your posting slots in Calendar, then add a post to the queue.

Set posting slots →

Check your understanding

1. Which plan is better?
2. What reduces burnout most?
3. After posting you should…