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7 basic tips for writing a (good) post

Posted: Mon Dec 23, 2024 7:22 am
by Abdur12
Writing a (good) post is achieved by writing. It may seem like the most obvious answer to the post title. I think that the way we write a post is part of the experience we gain as bloggers. Here are those basic tips for beginners.

Carlos Bravo6
We don't write the same way on the hundredth post compared to the first. Sometimes the easiest questions are the hardest to answer. Even so, I'm going to try to give an answer to the not-so-easy question "How do you write a (good) post?"

writing good blog articles

1. Speak the language of your readers : I am not referring so much to the mother tongue but to the use of terms, expressions and language of your target audience. An example is the language of Web 2.0 .

2. A simple structure : most people on your blog will “scan” your article . To facilitate quick reading, you should work with subheadings and make use of photos or images in your post .

3. Talk about what you know : a post written in the first korea mobile number person creates more trust because we write about things we have experienced. The quality is usually better because we share real experiences.

4. Better a short post than a long one : you have to be able to explain what you want to present in a few words . If this is not possible, create a series of posts that are also a good strategy to build loyalty with your blog's audience .

5. Work with examples : If you say something, you can contrast your arguments with success (or failure) cases. Examples give a lot of life to the information you want to present.

6. Provide links to go into more depth on topics : a short post cannot explain everything in detail. Look for links to good posts that explain topics in detail that you mention briefly.

7. Dare to talk about basic stuff : In my experience the most successful posts have been those that speak only to common sense. American star blogger Darren Rowse has had the most success with an article describing how to hold a camera.