Great tips! I've never had much luck with the themed days either. I may make a video about my approach. I don't think it's anything special, but it was helpful when I had to manage many deadlines. It's an approach I started using to manage my classwork at Harvard. I have weekly goals, and I book myself at half capacity. As an example, if I can dedicate 40 hours, I will have tasks that I think will take 20 hours. Once I finish them, I am free to work on whatever other items I want or just relax. Tasks normally take longer and building in this buffer helps me stay ahead.
If bloggers are open for a collaboration, many will have an email listed somewhere so you can email them! I would make sure you have a pretty clear idea of what you're looking to do with a specific blogger and make sure you understand what content they post before emailing someone. I'd also mention in the email exactly what you're thinking of because I get so many "collaboration" emails asking me if I'm interested in working them, but they're vague and never say what the collaboration actually is. I don't have time to respond to them all (especially because 99% of the time it won't fit my audience!) That I won't bother responding at all and I just delete it
@@SarahMarieBlog okay thank you..say I have a project about starting a business with Amazon. What kind of bloggers do I contact? Must they have to be niched down to online business niche or do they generally need to be in the personal finance niche
@@Vokesmiles I guess it depends on the business you're thinking about. I'd start with google and see what blogs you can find. But it's really going to be up to the individual blogger to decide if your offer fits in their niche or not!
@@SarahMarieBlog okay thank you. Lastly can I send you a template of my contact email? Help me decide if I'm doing it the right way🥲. You don't necessarily need to collaborate with me, but if you do I'd love that 😁😁
I am so obsessed with your videos....very insightful and practical tips I can apply for my blogs
I'm glad you like them! If you have any questions, let me know! I'm always looking for video ideas!
Great tips! I've never had much luck with the themed days either.
I may make a video about my approach. I don't think it's anything special, but it was helpful when I had to manage many deadlines. It's an approach I started using to manage my classwork at Harvard. I have weekly goals, and I book myself at half capacity.
As an example, if I can dedicate 40 hours, I will have tasks that I think will take 20 hours. Once I finish them, I am free to work on whatever other items I want or just relax.
Tasks normally take longer and building in this buffer helps me stay ahead.
I'm not great at deciding how long a task will take. I always underestimate
I have so many ideas! I feel like the hard part is organizing. Great video and tips 😊
I find the organizing to be WAY easier than the "doing" so that's normally what I stick to 😂
Hey Sarah, do you have any advice on how to contact bloggers for a collaboration? How to get them to collaborate on a project with you?
If bloggers are open for a collaboration, many will have an email listed somewhere so you can email them!
I would make sure you have a pretty clear idea of what you're looking to do with a specific blogger and make sure you understand what content they post before emailing someone. I'd also mention in the email exactly what you're thinking of because I get so many "collaboration" emails asking me if I'm interested in working them, but they're vague and never say what the collaboration actually is. I don't have time to respond to them all (especially because 99% of the time it won't fit my audience!) That I won't bother responding at all and I just delete it
@@SarahMarieBlog okay thank you..say I have a project about starting a business with Amazon. What kind of bloggers do I contact? Must they have to be niched down to online business niche or do they generally need to be in the personal finance niche
@@Vokesmiles I guess it depends on the business you're thinking about. I'd start with google and see what blogs you can find. But it's really going to be up to the individual blogger to decide if your offer fits in their niche or not!
@@SarahMarieBlog okay thank you. Lastly can I send you a template of my contact email? Help me decide if I'm doing it the right way🥲. You don't necessarily need to collaborate with me, but if you do I'd love that 😁😁