Tips for Writing a Blog Post by PaperHelp
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10 Mar 2021 05:31:58 pm.
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I decided to give these tips when writing a post for a blog, first because it is something that I face since 2004 (before that, I met the blank page, as a traditional writer who wanted to swallow the world with his adjectives) and because the percentage of people who write is meager. Those who do it for the web do not have practical guidelines, relevant and preferably that are the result of practice. I was helped to write this article by the authors of the site that provides the paperhelp.org promo code.
I do not adopt a particular order, so please read the entire entry to take advantage of your opportunities and suggestions.
Taste
The best advice anyone has ever given me is to write about what we know, what we like, what we feel passionate about, what we are passionate about, what we are interested in consulting, reading, improving. That is the best starting point.
Doing things for commitment, fulfilling a quota, or bothering will only produce mental blocks, stress, and complications.
The writers of the 20th century talked about the blank page, which applies to the digital medium. Sitting at the screen of our computer, our content manager, or our word processor without knowing where to aim, how to start, or what will be the starting point. However, we like it and have all the desire to express it does not guarantee that it will come out, be born, reproduce and produce its fruits.
Inspiration
The magic inspiration that solves all our problems is usually the result of discipline, having a reference webgraphy or a primary bibliography, having notes or loose notes long before making the post. At least it works well for me. Of course, I no longer use the notebook or the paper plan, but the principle is functional; in Google keep, I quickly write down what has just occurred to me not to lose it, and then I tie up ends.
You have to go out and look for inspiration. As the gurus of motivation say, when the disciple is ready, the master appears.
Schedules
According to the cycles and routines, people function better in the early morning or at night, although some reach their high-performance levels in the middle of the day. The point is to choose an ideal time and space for the craft of writing to flow, to find its channel.
There will come spaces to correct, complement and fine-tune.
Writing before correcting
To avoid paralysis by analysis, the perfect sentence jam, I suggest having the initial volume of our blog post in draft before sprucing it up.
After we have all the raw material, we can reorganize, highlight or expand without significant setbacks.
Research
Analytics
Google analytics or even search console tell us what people find on our blog and tell us some possible searches that generate some impressions and where we don't show up. That is untapped wealth for most.
Another way of researching to find topics is to take an issue that is generating interactions and organic searches, the general case and using online research tools, find derivations and other types of complementary concerns around this line of argument.
Trends
There are trending topics or at least statistical biases in one line and another that can feed our bank of ideas. It is clear that if it is fashionable to talk about American soccer and our thing is technology or websites, we should find the anchor, the corresponding treatment without losing our north.
Target
If we know our clientele, our readers, our target population, we will be 25% of the way there; if we ignore it or close our eyes to it, we will be walking blindly in the dark.
Who we write for
There will be those who write for Google Search, probably most of them; my position is different. I write content for people, and to that extent, spiders also consider what I write. However, the fact that I write material that humans consume does not mean that I am unaware of the search engine guidelines for webmasters.
To put it another way, the important thing about the form is the substance. I can skip the character limit in the title or the meta description. As long as the publication corresponds to search intent and meets a need, it stands out. It's as simple as that.
Where
I suggest using a word processor or a tool like Google documents (word online or something else) for drafts. There is a logic behind this. It allows us to spell check at this stage, something crucial to get our texts out. Generally, when I skip this step, some spelling mistake awaits those who plot and publish the company's posts.
It also gives me important grammatical suggestions to make the speech flow gracefully and attractively.
Subheadings
Using different subheadings and headings makes the writing easy and the reading process enjoyable. It helps to structure a sort of skeleton of the article. It fragments paragraphs that are too long and makes the written text easy to understand.
For an initial reading with the headings and the title, we will know if we are interested or not, if we "spend" time reading or not.
Conclusion
Writing has its methods and shortcuts; some guidelines suit certain types of writers better than others. I usually compare it to an art, there is much more behind what we express, and it is what we do not see what gives strength to our ideas.
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