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Last week, I launched my Content Scheduler WordPress Plugin, version 0.9.

Content Scheduler helps you easily set Posts and Pages to expire at a certain date and time. Upon expiration, content can move to the trash, change categories, unset the “stick this post to the front page” box, change status, and more.

In addition to expiring content, Content Scheduler optionally notifies the site admin, content author, or both as expiration dates approach, or as they are reached and action is taken.

Check out Content Scheduler for your WordPress site:

• Content Scheduler in the WordPress Plugin Repository
• Content Scheduler page on Structure Web Development site

This is my first web development tutorial for NetTuts.com. I’m elated to now be on the hook for submitting weekly web development tutorials. Check out the article if you’re a web pro, and let me know if there are web dev topics you’d like to see me cover on nettuts.com

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