LEARN HOW AIRTABLE CAN HELP YOUR STEEM POST

On writing, your post on steem doesn't think of saving your post, searching for your post on steem looks so difficult.
I Love Airtable

Thanks for this new discorvery, This short post features just how I use Airtable to quickly back up every post I make here including this one! If you would like to join Airtable, would you please accept my invitation at https://airtable.com/invite/r/iGLruusx because I get a $10 credit on my bill if you use my link? And you will get too when you invite someone.
Setup Spreadsheet

To backup posts, a very simple two-step process makes it easy
First, format a spreadsheet in Airtable for Steem with the following columns below

Name for the title of the post.
Post for the text of the post.
Tags for the tags on the post.
Thumbnail or Images for either the first image or for all the images on a post.
Link to the finished post.
Date because this will allow for filtering all completed posts to make space to focus on new posts and ideas!
Secondly, You can now write your own post. On the process of writing your document saving is automatic.
Copy and Paste!

Before I make posts, I have everything copied and pasted into Airtable in case the post does not go through. Though the browser might fail to save my post due to network issue or crash with Airtable and all I had to do was copy and paste it in and try again.
UPLOAD A DOCUMENT
You can as well write your post on Microsoft word and upload it in airtable.
Learning Airtable

While it might seem a little painful to take the time to learn a new system instead of using Microsoft Word or Excel, what rocks about Airtable is the mobile app and availability on any device or computer! Want to write a post and have it ready for eSteem when on the road? Airtable makes it easy to copy and paste a post written on a desktop and delivered through eSteem! Have something in mind to write but there is no time to write it? Put the title into Airtable and then write the post at when you get home.

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