Weekly Blog Planner
Outline a week of blog posts in this handy planner.
Outline a week of blog posts in this handy planner.
Keep track of your inventory in one handy location.
Use this list to dig into some new blog ideas.
Give your content some direction with this concept planning worksheet. Work out the theme for every week of the year for easy reference.
Plan your next workshop or training session with this handy planner.
Give credit where credit is due. Keep track of your clients' referrals to your business.
Whether you are following Money Saving Mom's 10 Goals for the week, or you just want to set goals for your week in the areas of Family/Marriage/Parenting, Personal, and Business, this list can be a worksheet for crossing things off.
Use this page as a worksheet to plot out a regular schedule for the types of work you must do daily, weekly, and monthly.
Even regular tasks are sometimes tricky to remember. Jot them down here and always know what needs to be accomplished daily, weekly, and monthly.
Use this worksheet to determine what career your interests and experiences might lead you to.
When sitting in a seminar, course, or workshop, guarantee that you won't forget the information that you are learning. Take notes here and access them whenever you need them.
Ever feel like your tires are spinning but you're not getting anywhere? Write down just what you want to push yourself to do during a week and then be sure to record your accomplishments.
Record location and price from up to 3 distributors or stores for each item of business.
Have newsletter prospects sign up on the spot at your conference or event.
When presenting at a seminar or workshop, it can be a challenge to keep your talking points in order and keep track of the timing of your handouts/resources. Lay it all out here before you deliver your presentation.
Record and track the promotions that you run.
Teaching children to do certain household tasks can be easy when you create step-by-step instructions. Simply create the steps and then send your child off with your tablet or smartphone to follow them as he/she learns to do laundry, wash dishes, make a recipe, etc.
Keep all the details of a trip in one handy place (flight, rental car, hotel, contact names, etc).
Schedule guest contributors on your blog or website.
List the Who, What, When, and Where of your next meeting. Keep track of important points, resources, and notes so you don’t forget or lose important information.
Keep track of your goals and experiences using social media. Use this page as a guide to help you accomplish those networking goals.
If you have a gift certificate for your business or company and you need to track output.
Keep a record of every place that you use paid or free advertising. In the long run, it will help you decide where to concentrate your efforts.
A place to jot your ideas so you don't lose out on your next big thing.
Keep track of your expenses by assigning them to a fund. Use this list to work out the amount to put in the fund each pay period to cover those expenses.
Plot out a month’s worth of blog topics on one page. Coordinate posts with holidays, current events, and vacations.
Plan out your topics for each month with an editorial calendar.
Be prepared at tax time with a record of deductible driving miles for your business. Jot your details on the fly (not while you're driving, though).
Can’t remember who said what or which person gave you that great idea for a partnership? This is the place to record the details of the people that you connected with at an event.
Use this page to jot notes about future postings. Take it anywhere with you and then post it to your blog when you get the chance.
Outline a week of blog posts in this handy planner.
Keep track of your inventory in one handy location.
Got a home office? This page will help you quickly figure out your home office deduction.
Use this list to dig into some new blog ideas.
Give your content some direction with this concept planning worksheet. Work out the theme for every week of the year for easy reference.
Give credit where credit is due. Keep track of your clients' referrals to your business.
Use this page as a worksheet to plot out a regular schedule for the types of work you must do daily, weekly, and monthly.
Even regular tasks are sometimes tricky to remember. Jot them down here and always know what needs to be accomplished daily, weekly, and monthly.
Add more details to your editorial calendar on this page. Use this page to work out your materials for the first half of the year.
Add more details to your editorial calendar on this page. Use this page to work out your materials for the second half of the year.
Ever feel like your tires are spinning but you're not getting anywhere? Write down just what you want to push yourself to do during a week and then be sure to record your accomplishments.
Record location and price from up to 3 distributors or stores for each item of business.
It is usually easier to see a newsletter laid out before you begin to create the final copy. Use this page as a preliminary worksheet.
Keeping track of your ideas for upcoming newsletters with this will help simplify the process. List themes, jot details, plan for days, weeks, or months to come.
Have newsletter prospects sign up on the spot at your conference or event.
A Wish List for items you'd like to purchase through an online auction webiste.
Use this page to help you get your items for sale on an online auction. Instead of scratching information about your lots on a piece of scratch paper, use this form and put it in a binder for your records.
When presenting at a seminar or workshop, it can be a challenge to keep your talking points in order and keep track of the timing of your handouts/resources. Lay it all out here before you deliver your presentation.
Record and track the promotions that you run.
Record the info that would be beneficial for you to know about prospective clients. There is even a space to record his/her spouse's name, how many children he/she has, or even that his/her favorite sport is squash.
Plan your social media campaigns with this useful planning page.
Social networks should be a vital part of promoting your business. They also make offer tremendous support. Use this page to help stay focused on the task at hand.
In small business, expenses can range widely depending on many factors. This page makes a great place to collect valuable information on pricing and quantity.
Teaching children to do certain household tasks can be easy when you create step-by-step instructions. Simply create the steps and then send your child off with your tablet or smartphone to follow them as he/she learns to do laundry, wash dishes, make a recipe, etc.
Whether creating a new site or inventorying an existing site, this page can help see it all laid before you.
Keep all the details of a trip in one handy place (flight, rental car, hotel, contact names, etc).
List the Who, What, When, and Where of your next meeting. Keep track of important points, resources, and notes so you don’t forget or lose important information.
For those who are paid by Paypal, keep track on this page of your monthly sales and fees and track your business' trends and growth.
Keep track of your goals and experiences using social media. Use this page as a guide to help you accomplish those networking goals.
Track your interactions and campaigns to gauge your successes.
Keep track of your employee or freelancer's hours worked on a project with this handy sheet.
Keep track of your employee or freelancer's hours worked in a week's time with this handy sheet.
If a trade, craft, or women's show is in the future, be sure to use this page to help you to create a schedule/to do list to get it all done.
Though there may be a hundred things on your to do list, some are simply more important than others.
If you have a gift certificate for your business or company and you need to track output.
Keep a record of every place that you use paid or free advertising. In the long run, it will help you decide where to concentrate your efforts.
Keep track of your expenses by assigning them to a fund. Use this list to work out the amount to put in the fund each pay period to cover those expenses.
Plot out a month’s worth of blog topics on one page. Coordinate posts with holidays, current events, and vacations.
Plan out your topics for each month with an editorial calendar.
Be prepared at tax time with a record of deductible driving miles for your business. Jot your details on the fly (not while you're driving, though).
Can’t remember who said what or which person gave you that great idea for a partnership? This is the place to record the details of the people that you connected with at an event.
Use this page to jot notes about future postings. Take it anywhere with you and then post it to your blog when you get the chance.