Premium Upgrade: Schedule Articles Using Your Timezone

Premium Members, you can now schedule your articles for later release using your own timezone.

If you’re a Premium Member, you can set your timezone using one of these two methods:

Setting Your Timezone (Method 1):

Log in to your member account
Click on the “Article Manager” drop-down menu and select “Submit a New Article”
Scroll down to the “Schedule the Release of this Article” box and click on the “Timezone Settings” text link
Click on the drop-down menu under TIMEZONE and select your home timezone

Setting Your Timezone (Method 2):

Log in to your member account
Click on the “Account Manager” drop-down menu and select “Account Preferences”
Select the “Miscellaneous” tab
Click on the drop-down menu under TIMEZONE and select your home timezone

That’s all there is to it. As a Premium Member, you’ll now be able to schedule your articles based on your timezone. You’ll no longer have to calculate the time difference to make sure your article gets published when you want it to. Find out more about the benefits of article scheduling here.

This is a pretty simple upgrade, but we thought you should know about it. Leave a comment if you have any questions.

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Posted by Marc, Product Marketing Manager on March 2, 2010 at 8:25 am | 3,035 views

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Munesh writes:

I think i should upgrade to premium for best result.

Comment provided March 2, 2010 at 9:13 AM

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Dominika writes:

And Platinum members got a treat today as well. Thanks EzineArticles, you always surprise us with new improvements!

Comment provided March 2, 2010 at 12:21 PM

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Lance Winslow writes:

This is cool, so if you are in Asia, you can actually post your article Yesterday. And if you are in the USA, you can have your article posted tomorrow, before tomorrow actually arrived. It’s all relative I guess, but when you think about it, this spinning Pale Blue Dot of ours, is something all complex back-end computer systems must take into consideration, so it’s great you’ve solved this minor glitch – or rather alleviated us from the conversion challenge – for us all.

Comment provided March 2, 2010 at 5:54 PM

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