How to Write a Good Blog Post

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How to Write a Good Blog Post


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If you want people to come back for more after reading your blog for the first time,
write posts that people love to read! The way you develop, write and organize content
determines whether or not readers are attracted to your blog posts. And it’s not hard to do if you have a process.
And a good blog is made of good articles.
The only way to write good articles is to make sure you know your articles are good.
Follow these tips and seek feedback from your audience and you can be confident
that you’re writing good blog posts. These tips will help you create posts that are easy
for readers to follow and digest, and make them loyal fans of your blog.

#1: Brainstorm ideas to outline Your Topic

To start developing content for new posts, you need to collect ideas.
Because inspiration often occurs outside of the office, make a habit of saving ideas for titles,
topics and even paragraphs in tools like Evernote, Google Drive or Basecamp as you think of them.
Now you can take the ideas you’ve collected and share them with interested groups inside your
company (such as department heads or managers) to see if anyone can contribute even more
examples or anecdotes to help you take the post further.
This collaboration helps flesh out an idea and links it to other ideas or content you might
not have considered. Some of this input may also help create the sections that make up your post.
After the brainstorming session is over, create an outline.
Divide your post into themes and subthemes. Place your content in an organized structure
that everyone will be able to easily follow.

#2: Start writing and structuring your Post

Now you’re ready to pull everything together. Make sure that from start to finish, the structure
of your post is easy for readers to follow.

#3 Write great introduction

The first paragraph of a blog post should always introduce what your post is about.
You can engage readers by starting with a question or by quoting something relevant,
though always from a personal point of view.
A good introduction explains the topic and draws your reader in.
You can use up to 60 words in the first paragraph to connect with your audience.
The short introduction of this RazorSocial blog post clearly and concisely explains
its topic in just a few words.

#4  Break up the post in sections

As you write the body of your post, try to find ways to guide the reader along and make the content more accessible.
Divide your post into sections to break up your content into small pieces that are easily digestible, and then add headings
Add section headings to make the post easier to follow.
Keep in mind that you’ll probably change the headings within the post several times as you’re writing it.

#5 Make content easy to comprehend

An average reader only understands 60% of what they read? So you have to make your content understandable and easy to read.
How do you do that?

#1  First, split your content into multiple, easily recognizable parts.
#2See the headings on this article? They’re there to help you scan the article.
#3 Next, create space throughout your content.

Here’s a tip: Make a list. Why a list?
Well, lists are:
#1 Easy to read and scan.
#2 Show multiple ideas in a single a glance.
# Are trendy. ? Are great at making the point that lists are great. 
#4 Bullet points help readers connect with your content so they understand it more clearly
and easily. Use them to make statistics, products, action steps and other information stand out.

Well, a long post, Whew! that is enough for today. I will be back tomorrow
with another post on blogging.

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Blog Training - How To Start a Blog

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Creating and Managing a successful
Business Blog

#1: What are your Blog Goals

Before you start blogging, ask yourself these important questions:
? Why am I starting a blog?
? How will it benefit me?
? How will it benefit my audience?
Your answers to these questions will prompt you to identify key business goals for
your blog. Set specific blogging goals that are aggressive, yet realistic no matter
where you are in the blogging process.

#2: Know Who You Want To Target as Your Audience

You cannot please everyone all the time. And that is why have to know exactly whom
you’re targeting and why. Who is your audience? To attract the ideal audience to your
blog, you have to understand who they are and what they need. That way you
can craft content that is both relevant and helpful to your readers. You can use
your customers’ demographics, needs and behaviors to create buyer personas,
which will help you, focus your content.

#3.: How Often will you post to your blog

How often should you blog? How much time are you willing to dedicate each week to
creating valuable content on your blog? How many posts can you write or assign
without spreading yourself too thin?
You need to set reader expectations and commit to a reasonable schedule when
blogging. It is important to be consistent. It will reduce the pressure you may feel to
blog every day and try to create a blogging schedule that will work for you.

#4: How To Write Blog Post

Your blog posts should be on point with your content or what your
blog is about whether it be pets, weight loss, etc. Don't go "off the
reservation" so to speak. Make the posts very informative and something
that is useful to your readers. Ask for their comments to see how you might
do better. you will get better with time.

#5.: Promoting your blog and sharing on social media is very
important to grow your reader list. Even after you hit
Publish on your business blog, there’s still a lot more work to do.
Find unique ways to drive traffic to your blog. Dubbler, Facebook, Vine,
SlideShare, Pinterest and Instagram can all be used to share your content and get
new readership.

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How To Start a Successful Blog Continued

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Hello,

Scott the old dude marketer with my 2nd installment of how

to have a successful blog. This section continues from the last post.

This is compiled from a guide I bought, Joh Chow's Training, and 

my own persona experience.

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Wordpress.org is the best paid blog platform.

WordPress.org – Wait, what is the difference between wordpress.com and

wordpress.org? To put it simply WordPress.com is where you will go to set

up a basic, easy blog with limited features. WordPress.org is where you will

go to get a self-hosted wordpress blog.

How to Setup a Self-Hosted Blog

You can skip this section, if you are going to be using one of the first three options

above.

Getting a self hosted blog from WordPress.org is probably the top choice for most

bloggers. It does require more work up front and does have small costs associated

with it: buying a domain name (around $10/year) and hosting your blog (around

$10/month).

It is the best way to customize your blog’s look and other features, and the best part

is you can use your own domain name (i.e. yourblog.com). WordPress.org has a

great step-by-step guide for getting you set up in case you need guidance.

Start by purchasing a domain name.

Domain Samurai is a good tool that will help you enter in a keyword and then

find a bunch of related domains that are still available. Go for a .com rather

than a .info or .us or anything else for that matter. A .com is always going to

hold more value than any other extension. For a simpler tool, just go to

psychicwhois.com and find an open one.

That is it for this post. next one will be about Creating and Managing a successful

Business Blog.

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