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Using one macro containing many skills, you'd usually have a skill set that a Bard would use (i.e. where you prioritize Misery's End over Windbite over Poisonbite/etc.).
/macroicon "Bloodletter"
/ac "Misery's End" <t>
/ac "Bloodletter" <t>
/ac "Heavy Shot" <t>
Like what you've done, but it's best used so you can spam that one macro and get the skill off in that order of priority.
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If you want to press one key, then have it perform a set of skills in sequence, you need to add /wait x
/surprised motion
/wait 1
/huzzah motion
For your ROG combo, you need to add /wait 2.5 ( and don't forget to change this should you get more +skillspeed). You also need the self-discipline to stop mashing the button... should you do that, you'd be just doing the first skill on the list over and over again.
Otherwise, you need to put something like /macrolock as your first 'skill'. This prevents further macros from being acted upon until the current macro's done. Using your set of three skills as an example... /macrolock would lock you into this set of skills... that's about 10s.