As we start the new year, I’m making a commitment to you, my readers, to deliver more from my blog.  More useful information, more how-to articles, more reviews – more of what you need to be more successful with your Internet Marketing.

In order to achieve this, I’m having to get über-organized!  To start with, I’ve downloaded the fantastic blogging calendar from BlogEnergizer.  This calendar not only has space to plan out all blog posts for the coming year, it also has all important dates and events included to help you find inspiration.  I’ve printed this out and started a new folder for each of my primary blogs and am planning to work at least a month in advance in terms of planning.  I’ve already completed my plans for January and February for this blog and my new self help blog and will complete March once this month draws to a close.

The other major thing that I’m looking to introduce is some regular features:

• Book of the Month – This is where I’ll write a review of a book that I’ve found useful in my own Internet business so that you can find out if it’s right for you without having to spend any money.
• Top Blogs This Week – I spend a lot of time every day reading other peoples blogs.  Occasionally, one of the posts will stand out and I’ll be collecting these and bringing them to your attention towards the end of each week.
• Product of the Month – Just like the Book of the Month, I plan to write detailed reviews of products that I either use on a regular basis, or have at least bought myself so that you get to find out the pros and cons without parting with cash.
• Mini-Series – A Mini-Series is a great way for me to deliver more content to you without you having to wade through one long post.  I already have a few planned for the coming months, and I think you’ll find them beneficial.

Of course, with all of this extra workload that I’m putting on myself I need to step up my discipline and start working ahead on my posts.  Having the calendar helps of course, but I’ll need to start focusing my daily work more effectively in order to keep things moving.  I have some ideas on how to approach this and I’ll share what works and what doesn’t once I’ve been doing it for a while.

In the meantime, I’d love to hear from you.  What do you think of my new strategy?  Is there anything else that you’d like to see in addition to what I’ve mentioned above?  Do you have any tips for time management that you’d like to share?

Whatever your thoughts, please don’t be shy – please share them in the comments below.