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Blog writing tips...
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chetanbali17
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Thanks for your replay...
Hi Grace, I think you got your reply, As you are a senior member here, so i am not going to share: it must be 100% original, have catching title, make it happening with the use of Sub title, if with you're still need some tips.
then i can say Share Informative article all the time, it will help in maintaining regular users for your blog, Topic matter a lot in making people reading your whole blog, so Select topic Wisely and keep growing your followers!!! Enjoy writing Always!!!
dianatanner
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write every time, everywhere you can ! best method ever.
andyvu6688
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These tips are the answers
Below are my favorite tips writing blog posts.
1. Length: Not too long, not too short
Write posts that are long enough to deliver value and have character, but not so long that it’s intimidating or overly time consuming to read. Get to the point, but make sure you’re adding enough character and detail. I usually aim for about 700-1200 words. Sometimes more sometimes less.
2. Attention Grabbing Title
The title is often the first thing a reader sees when deciding to read a post. If the title is interesting and attention grabbing it is more likely to get clicked. Use a unique title that clearly explains what the blog post is about and what value the reader will get from reading it. If you have a blog post about gardening, don’t title it “gardening.” Instead title it something like “How to Start a Garden in Your Own Backyard.” Titles that start with “how to” or “# tips” are very popular.
3. Deliver Value
Blog posts, and all forms of content marketing, should deliver educational or entertainment value. The more value your readers get, the more likely they are to return for more, engage with you further, potentially buy your product, or share it with their friends.
4. Show Character
Authenticity is a great trait to have. Share your unique opinions. Share your stories and experiences. Don’t be afraid to use slang, jargon, or less than perfect grammar if it adds the right character. I regularly use ellipses and emoticons in my blog posts and email newsletters.
5. Use the Right Keywords
Use Google Keyword Planner and other keyword research tools to determine which keywords and phrases you should be using in your title and body. Using keywords and phrases that match what people are searching can improve your search ranking. You would be surprised that the words you use are not always the words people use when they search on Google.
6. Strong First Sentence
The first line can make or break a blog post. If it’s great, readers will be intrigued to keep reading. If it’s boring, they may lose interest and browse away.
7. Concise Conclusion
I sometimes include a bullet pointed list of the key takeaways from the post. It allows readers to get value from the post quickly and easily. A short paragraph with some closing thoughts may also be helpful.
8. Add Sub Headings
Including sub headings within a blog post helps to make it more readable and organized. Break up your blog post with a different sub heading to highlight and separate the main points or topics of the post. As you can see in this answer, I'e added a sub heading for each tip.
9. Ideal Frequency
You don’t want your readers to forget about you, but you don’t want them to get sick of you either. As your community grows larger and more engaged, they may want more frequent content. If your have an email list, you might not want to email them more than a couple times per week, as they could get irritated by receiving too many emails. I would recommend about once per week if you can.
1. Length: Not too long, not too short
Write posts that are long enough to deliver value and have character, but not so long that it’s intimidating or overly time consuming to read. Get to the point, but make sure you’re adding enough character and detail. I usually aim for about 700-1200 words. Sometimes more sometimes less.
2. Attention Grabbing Title
The title is often the first thing a reader sees when deciding to read a post. If the title is interesting and attention grabbing it is more likely to get clicked. Use a unique title that clearly explains what the blog post is about and what value the reader will get from reading it. If you have a blog post about gardening, don’t title it “gardening.” Instead title it something like “How to Start a Garden in Your Own Backyard.” Titles that start with “how to” or “# tips” are very popular.
3. Deliver Value
Blog posts, and all forms of content marketing, should deliver educational or entertainment value. The more value your readers get, the more likely they are to return for more, engage with you further, potentially buy your product, or share it with their friends.
4. Show Character
Authenticity is a great trait to have. Share your unique opinions. Share your stories and experiences. Don’t be afraid to use slang, jargon, or less than perfect grammar if it adds the right character. I regularly use ellipses and emoticons in my blog posts and email newsletters.
5. Use the Right Keywords
Use Google Keyword Planner and other keyword research tools to determine which keywords and phrases you should be using in your title and body. Using keywords and phrases that match what people are searching can improve your search ranking. You would be surprised that the words you use are not always the words people use when they search on Google.
6. Strong First Sentence
The first line can make or break a blog post. If it’s great, readers will be intrigued to keep reading. If it’s boring, they may lose interest and browse away.
7. Concise Conclusion
I sometimes include a bullet pointed list of the key takeaways from the post. It allows readers to get value from the post quickly and easily. A short paragraph with some closing thoughts may also be helpful.
8. Add Sub Headings
Including sub headings within a blog post helps to make it more readable and organized. Break up your blog post with a different sub heading to highlight and separate the main points or topics of the post. As you can see in this answer, I'e added a sub heading for each tip.
9. Ideal Frequency
You don’t want your readers to forget about you, but you don’t want them to get sick of you either. As your community grows larger and more engaged, they may want more frequent content. If your have an email list, you might not want to email them more than a couple times per week, as they could get irritated by receiving too many emails. I would recommend about once per week if you can.
ULTIMEZ TECHNOLOGY
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exactly! great tips to follow
adlersmith
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In order to stand out among the other blog writers need to make your own style and stay with it, and then there will be viewers and an aggressive benefits.
manishaverma
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Tell your story
Share how you feel
You’ll never please everyone
Write about things that matter to you
Inform, inspire and interact
Experiment with different styles of writing
Mix up the length of your posts
When an idea strikes
Put aside time to create quality content
Publish selectively .
Share how you feel
You’ll never please everyone
Write about things that matter to you
Inform, inspire and interact
Experiment with different styles of writing
Mix up the length of your posts
When an idea strikes
Put aside time to create quality content
Publish selectively .
nadinesauriol
New member
Hello,
- Post unique and fresh content.
- Meta Tag Proper Define your blog.
- Title Tag
- Image Optimization
- High Density Keyword Use Content Wright.
- Internal Linking
- Blog Posting is Good for Increase traffic and Keyword rank.
Thanks.
- Post unique and fresh content.
- Meta Tag Proper Define your blog.
- Title Tag
- Image Optimization
- High Density Keyword Use Content Wright.
- Internal Linking
- Blog Posting is Good for Increase traffic and Keyword rank.
Thanks.
aegisinfoways
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In order to stand out among the other blog writers need to make your own design and stay with it, and then there will be viewers and an aggressive benefits.
I like it your topic about blog writing tips.
Before writing the blog, please consider some following tips:
1. First, you do research those topics who people find it on Google and any other place.
2. Always select traffic generating topics like How to, Top 10, and questionable topics.
3. After Researching topics, writing blog at least minimum 500 to 600 words, and there include your targeted keywords.
4. Always write fresh content, don't copy someone content.
5. Use Images in your blog content
Before writing the blog, please consider some following tips:
1. First, you do research those topics who people find it on Google and any other place.
2. Always select traffic generating topics like How to, Top 10, and questionable topics.
3. After Researching topics, writing blog at least minimum 500 to 600 words, and there include your targeted keywords.
4. Always write fresh content, don't copy someone content.
5. Use Images in your blog content
amarjyotiadvertising
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Here are some of tips that fit well in writing almost every type of blog:
1. Choose a language that interacts with the reader. The reader when reading it should feel it as light as a normal communication goes on. In a light and interactive mood.
2. Always include pictures in your blog, it helps to communicate exactly what you wish to say and breaks the monotony of words in the blog.
3. Use a well researched content. Select the information as if the reader is following every word you are saying.
4. Use every possible hashtag. After all if no reader would be able to find your content in the pool of other related contents, any tip is useless.
1. Choose a language that interacts with the reader. The reader when reading it should feel it as light as a normal communication goes on. In a light and interactive mood.
2. Always include pictures in your blog, it helps to communicate exactly what you wish to say and breaks the monotony of words in the blog.
3. Use a well researched content. Select the information as if the reader is following every word you are saying.
4. Use every possible hashtag. After all if no reader would be able to find your content in the pool of other related contents, any tip is useless.
manushdigitech
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Yes, but ever though of optimizing it for search engines or even for users? You might want to follow yoast SEO's readability guidelines for readers and SEO guidelines for Search Engines.