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It’s time to say goodbye. I don’t want you to be sad, so I’ll make it quick. You’ve been the best thing in my life for so long and that will never change. As we sit here on this precipice of what could be, these tears streaming down your face are telling me everything I need to know about how hard it is going to be when our lives finally part ways. When we never have this moment again.
You’re the one I want to lay with every night. You’re my home. You are everything that’s ever mattered and you’ll always be a part of me, no matter what happens next. And this is going to hurt like hell in so many ways but we can’t forget how this all started because it was perfect from day one: A gloomy morning when we met on an old broken-down bridge while rain pelted us mercilessly without mercy or end as if attempting to break our spirits before they had even begun their journey together.
I’m not sure why things happen the way they do sometimes, I just know that it has happened and there is nothing else for us now but goodbye.”
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Step #29. Add Unused Content to the Blog Post Editor on WordPress.com or Publish It as a Draft If Necessary Now that our long-form blog post is finished writing, we can view it in full by clicking “Edit” on the top of the page. Then click into one of your paragraphs at random to see what they look like now that you’ve written them out fully without any bullet points or numbered lists. Remember when editing any blog posts on WordPress.com not to write just numbers and bullet points, but to add in the full sentences of what you want written.
You may find that your content is too long when writing it without bullet points or numbered lists. If this happens, don’t worry! You can always go back and delete some of those words later on (just be careful not to lose any important information). If you’re happy with how everything looks after editing it fully like this, then click “Publish Now.” We’ll create a draft blog post if we need one next week for our Page Setup option below from Step #30-33.
Step #31: Upload Images & Create Visual Content – Add Photos To Blog Posts Where Necessary On WordPress.com
Click on the “Media” tab and then click “Add Media.” You can now upload photos from your computer or take a new photo with your webcam, phone camera, etcetera. If you have an image that you want to use as cover art for one of our blog posts (like this one), just drag it over into the box where we are uploading images below:
Step #32: Content Calendar
To create a content calendar, go to the “Publishing” tab at top of page and click on “Create A New Post.” Enter your post title. Select dates for when you want this blog entry published in the future as well as what day it should be published each week (Monday-Friday). Click Publish Now:
In WordPress.com’s Publishing Tab, select how many days out from now you would like to publish this blog post by clicking either Today or Tomorrow. Then click on Blog Posts > Add New Weekly Section where we will enter all our posts that are scheduled for every Monday through Friday . On any non-scheduled days, it’ll automatically default back to publishing new blog posts only on Mondays.
Here’s an example of a completed content calendar:
When you are finished with your post, click Publish Now. WordPress will publish it to the blog and assign it automatically for you as a draft so that next week if you have another scheduled post going up on Monday morning, this one won’t show up twice in a row! And voila-you’re done! If you want to edit or delete any previous posts just go back into Blog Posts > Add New Weekly Section and then select either Edit (if it is already published) or Delete for future ones not yet scheduled.
Step #33: Contact Information
The contact information section should include who they can reach out to at your company about their blog post content order.
Contact Name:
Email Address:
Phone Number:
Address Line One:
Address Line Two (optional):
City, State, Zip Code and Country (optional): __ or Company Website URL (Optional) : All of this information is optional but it can be a good idea if your company offers customer service to put in their email address for example so that the client knows how to contact them about any edits they want made. If you don’t have an email that’s fine too just leave it blank and include the phone number only. You can also add additional lines as needed for more individual contacts such as someone who does proofreading services or oversees social media accounts related to your business.
Contact Info:
Name: __ or Company Name (optional)
Email Address: Phone Number: Website URL (Optional): Contact info images are optional but can be a good idea if the contact has their own website. You will need to upload this image on your blog post and then in weebly select “person” when assigning it as an icon so that the client knows who is responsible for edits, customer service etc. If you don’t have a contact photo just leave that line blank or write N/A and include only the phone number. It’s also possible to list more than one person with different responsibilities such as someone overseeing social media accounts related to your business . The order of contacts below should not change and is for your reference.
Contact Name: Email Address Phone Number Website URL (Optional)
Name Contact name here or company name if different from the blog owner’s contact information -Email address of individual email account, not a generic “info@” email address -Phone number where you can be contacted during hours when most people are awake so that clients know they have reached an actual person instead of just being left on hold with no one answering at their desired time to call back. Company phone number will work too as long as it isn’t something like 1800flowers or customer service hotline 800 numbers which do not allow human interaction after placing them in queue. -Website link where interested parties can find more info about the business that they’re contacting John Doe, [email protected] (510) 55-1234 website: mydomainname.com This blog post is about the tearful goodbye and how it can be an emotional time for both parties involved. There are a few things to consider before saying your farewells so you don’t feel regret later on in life when reflecting back on what could have been done differently or regretted not doing anything at all. * **First of all, there’s no need to go overboard with gifts as if a person is worth more than material goods because someone will tell themselves that they’ll receive something better somewhere down the line anyway which leads them towards feeling unappreciated and used
