How I Use Todoist to Write Studying/iPad Content and Run My Marketing Blog

As a writer, I'm always looking for ways to stay organized and productive. For me, that means using Todoist to manage my tasks and projects. In this article, I'll share how I use Todoist to write studying/iPad content and run my marketing blog.

When it comes to writing studying/iPad content, I typically follow a two-stage process. In stage 1, I learn about a cool iPad app or study tip, and in stage 2, I write about what I learned and how I used the app/study tip. This style of content is a bit different from my other blog, which focuses on nonprofit marketing.

To keep track of these sub-tasks, I use Todoist to create tasks with specific due dates. For example, I might set a task to write an article about a new iPad app every week. This way, I can ensure that I'm consistently producing high-quality content for my readers.

In addition to writing studying/iPad content, I also run a marketing blog for nonprofits. Using Todoist, I create tasks with specific due dates to help me stay on track and produce regular content for the blog. For example, I might set a task to write an article about LinkedIn for nonprofits every two weeks.

One of my favorite features of Todoist is its recurring task feature. This allows me to schedule tasks to repeat at any interval I choose - whether it's every day, week, month, or year. For example, I can set a task to repeat every three months to write an article about a new study tip for nonprofits.

As someone who recently read Atomic Habits by James Clear, setting up recurring habits is a crucial part of my daily workflow. With Todoist, I can easily set up habits that help me stay focused and productive, such as writing an article every week or checking in with my nonprofit clients regularly.

Overall, using Todoist has been a game-changer for me when it comes to managing my tasks and projects. By setting up recurring tasks and due dates, I'm able to stay organized and produce high-quality content for my readers. Whether you're a writer, marketer, or simply someone looking to get more done in less time, I highly recommend giving Todoist a try.

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