<h2>Planning Your Time.</h2>
<p>Working in both social media and SEO, (Search Engine Optimisation.), as well as managing website development, content writing and even proof-reading can take up a lot of my time.</p>
<p>I find that I either have too little to do or just far too much, so getting a real balance of what to take on and what not to is important to ensure that I do not create an unrealistic workload that means I am unable to meet all the deadlines. Unexpected challenges always crop up, so when it comes to factoring the number of hours I work I also need to factor this in, whether they happen or not. Should a problem present itself it can set me back a few hours which then has a knock on effect to all my jobs.</p>
<p>So when it comes to work, plan carefully your amount of time for each job, factor in an additional 10% just to cover yourself on each task. And as a rule of thumb, if you are working a 40 hour week, you should only take on 36 hours worth of work (that 4 extra hours cover the unexpected.)</p>
<p>It really is much easier if you take this approach, rather than get in a situation where you are letting clients down.</p>
<p><em>Thanks for reading.</em></p>
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