Streamline Your Blogging Workflow: Discover the Best Tools for Automating Repetitive Tasks and Boosting Your Productivity

Introduction

I've been blogging for many years now, and I'm still learning new ways to automate my blog. This is important because it gives me more time to write and share content with my readers.

I use a variety of tools to automate tasks on my blog, including Bufferapp, Hootsuite and WordPress (although they're not all created equal). These tools help me manage emails, social media accounts and my website easily so that I can focus on doing what matters most: writing.

1. Buffer

Buffer is a social media management tool that makes it easy to schedule posts on your blog. You can add images, videos, and other content from other websites—including social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter—to your posts. It’s free for up to 10 scheduled posts per month.

2. Hootsuite

Hootsuite is a social media management platform that allows you to manage multiple social media accounts in one place. It allows you to schedule posts and track performance, so it's perfect for keeping up with your blog goals.

Hootsuite is free for up to three social media profiles, but if you want more than that, it costs $2 per month per additional profile or $24/year (which is still cheaper than most other paid tools).

There are also add-ons available from time-to-time that can boost those numbers even higher.

Some of these include: stats tracking; advanced analytics reports; keyword research tools; custom domains for each account type (such as Business Accounts); improved integration options with email marketing platforms like MailChimp or AWeber - which means more ways for readers who follow one account type would see relevant content from any other type(s) referenced within posts!

3. WordPress

WordPress is a blogging platform that allows you to create and manage your own website. It's free and easy to use, so if you're just starting out or want a quick way to get up and running with your own blog, WordPress is one of the best options available.

If you're looking for more than just a place where people can visit when they need help with their blogs (which is what we'll be discussing in this article), there are plenty of other tools that can help automate some tasks related to blogging as well—but none are quite as powerful or flexible as WordPress itself.

4. Aweber

Aweber is a great email marketing tool that allows you to send newsletters, automate your email marketing and track your results.

It integrates with many other apps like WordPress and Shopify, so you can send emails directly from their sites without having to switch between tabs in your browser or install other software on the server.

Aweber has a good reputation for being secure and reliable, which means it won't let any hackers get into your account and steal all of your data (or worse yet—get paid by someone else).

The company also makes sure that no one can hack into their servers by using an encryption key called "the secret sauce" which they keep hidden until they are ready to release new features or updates through either app updates or website updates such as blog posts/content management system changes."

5. MailChimp

MailChimp is a great tool for sending out newsletters. It’s easy to use, and you can create and send out emails quickly and easily. You can also create email templates that will help you get your message across clearly with the right tone.

MailChimp is an excellent way to test the success of your email campaigns before they go live, so if something doesn't seem like it's working as well as it should be, or if there are typos in the content (which happens), then there's no harm done!

The best tools are ones you already use regularly to get things done more easily and quickly

The best tools are ones you already use regularly to get things done more easily and quickly. If you're using a tool that's easy to learn, set up, maintain and integrate into your workflow—you'll be able to automate even more tasks.

For example, I use WordPress because it's familiar to me (I've been writing blogs since 2008), so I don't have trouble setting up new sites or making changes to them on the fly.

And if something doesn't work as expected? You've already got another chance at improving it! In fact...

Conclusion

There you have it — the five best tools for automating your blogging tasks. A lot of these are available as apps, so if you’re using one or more of them already, there is no need to switch over.

If you don’t use any of these existing tools, then consider trying out Buffer or Hootsuite. Both offer similar features and will help ensure that your posts are on time and in sync with each other.