The key is to Determine what you want out of your blog, do you want to make money, promote your website or business, or just fun.

Then set a schedule and budget for the amount of time or money you have to devote to the blog.  Do you have five hours a week and no more?  Do you have six hours this week, three next week, and 40 the week after that?

Try to determine what percentage of your free time you are willing to give over to your blog business and stick to that number.

Also, determining how much time you have to give to your blog can impact your content blend.  Naturally, full-time bloggers have more time to carefully research and thoughtfully create unique posts each and every day.

Some even do postings several times a day.  As a part time blogger, you can’t reasonably expect to do that.

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Managing the pressure of keeping a good content blend and active blog posting schedule is one of the key things you will need to do as you grow your blog.

Approach content management thoughtfully.  Many bloggers start out only intending to put up a few posts in their spare time.  Like you, they want to devote a few hours a week to this project.  Unfortunately, they allow the blog to take over their life.

A well-managed blog with good content doesn’t need to be a part-time job.

A well-managed blog with good content doesn’t need to be a part-time job.  The key is to set a schedule or fixed budget for the amount of time you have to devote to the blog.

Do you have five hours a week and no more?  Do you have six hours this week, three next week, and 40 the week after that?  Try to determine what percentage of your free time you are willing to give over to your blog business and stick to that number.

And speaking of time off,

If need some time off and you have your articles prepared in advance why not install a submission software like AutoBlogFeeder it’ll submit your articles automatically for a month, or even a year.

Happy blogging