One extremely time saving publishing feature in Wordpress is the Timestamp option. Yet, not many people use this to their advantage. Some don’t even know it exists.
After you’ve written a post, check the “Edit Timestamp” option, and select the publishing date. Then, click on “Publish”. In your WP dashboard, you should see the post shedule for future posting, like this:
This only works if you click on “Publish”. If you click on “Save and Continue Editing” or “Save” it will not queue the post for publishing.
With the timestamp option, you’re not limited to creating posts when you need to publish them. You can just as easily create posts for the entire week, set them to auto-publish each day, and get on that plane to enjoy your weekend vacation!
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