How To Fully Automate Your Website So You Don’t Waste Time Working

Do you find yourself struggling to keep up with the demands of running your website?

Are you frustrated that your website never seems to be ready when you are?

Would it be ideal if there was a way for someone else to handle all the tasks that would otherwise take up your time?

This article is dedicated to people like you. This article will walk through how I automated my own blog so that I could avoid wasting time. In this article, I’ll show you what plugins or scripts I use, how they work and why they work well.

While I cannot show you exactly how to set up your exact blog, I can show you what works for me and should give you some ideas on how to improve your own workflow.

So let’s begin.

1. What do you want to Automate?

Before you start automating anything, it’s good to think about what tasks are most time consuming or redundant and then look for ways to accomplish those tasks with little or no interaction. This is the case whether you’re writing a book, blogging on a blog or managing some other kind of online business.

For example, my first task to automate was adding pages to WordPress. Whenever I came up with a new idea I wanted to write about, I’d have to add a new page for that topic on my blog.

This meant I would have to open the dashboard, click on Pages then click Add New. Then I’d have to fill in the details of what new page I wanted and publish it. This was too much work for me – and potentially other people as well.

There had to be a better way so I started looking around for ideas on how to automate this process. That’s when I found a plugin called Continuous Post Creator.

2. What are the Benefits of Automating?

Once you have a goal in mind, it’s important to understand how much time it will save you. In my case, I was spending about 50 minutes a day creating new pages just like the ones above. If this were to continue, over a year that would be almost 15 hours spent simply creating pages. Of course I wanted to avoid that!

The other benefit of automating is consistency. This carries into the next point of making sure your automation workflows are fluid and reliable – something we’ll get into later.

3. Choose a Plugin or Script to Automate the Process

The next step is to choose a plugin or script that will automate whatever process it is you’re trying to improve. The good thing about plugins and scripts is that there is always something for whatever you’re trying to accomplish. Below are some of the popular automation tools I found when searching for ways to automate adding new pages.

WordPress Plugins: There are several WordPress plugins that are designed to create content, so I thought I’d start there. There are hundreds of plugins available for WordPress, but most fall into one of these two categories: scheduling and content creation .

Conclusion: If you are a beginner to WordPress, I recommend starting with one of the many free plugins such as WPBakery or Easy Digital Downloads. There are also a few good paid ones such as Jigoshop, which can be found here.

There are several WordPress plugins that are designed to create content, so I thought I’d start there. There are hundreds of plugins available for WordPress, but most fall into one of these two categories: and . If you are a beginner to WordPress, I recommend starting with one of the many free plugins such as WPBakery or Easy Digital Downloads. There are also a few good paid ones such as Jigoshop, which can be found here.