I just posted this review:
"Skeptically started playing with postach.io earlier this week simply because of my love for Evernote. With only a few hours invested, I'm sold; it's ideal for my workflow."

Here's some expanded thoughts on what I did to experiment and some notes on things I like so far:
  • I imported all my Tumblr posts with ease. This was great to begin with as I want a backup/archive of them. I compose all my drafts in Evernote already and copy/paste from there so therefore many of the longer, thought out posts are already archived; but this was great to get all "life stream" posts archived and tagged. I've been meaning to do this somehow for a long time...
  • I quickly filtered out the posts I didn't want to keep published and also added tags to my posts I choose to keep. Because of my many varied interests (#productiondesign #backpacking #cooking #leadership #creativity #pilosophy #photography etc.) think tags are probably an important thing for me to make sure I use on any blog I publish. I suspect that very few of my followers are interested in everything I post. Therefore a way to quickly filter to only the topics that you are interested in is great. The fact that I already use tags with my Evernote workflow makes this super easy and helpful to me in many ways beyond the blog.
  • I quickly dragged together a few pages including a Portfolio and an About. I probably ought to spend more time on these, but how easy was it to use content I already had in Evernote and simply drag into a new folder and apply the tags "page" and "published" to have a multi-page site go live!
  • I'm currently just using the default Theme. I briefly explored some others, but the default seems fine for the moment. I would love to work some greater control of a Contact Me section.
  • Next step is to set up posting to Twitter and such.
  • Oh, and to see how easy it is to redirect to a custom domain...
That's all I have for now. Now probably time take some of my draft blog posts to published level...